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Starting to study Italian is like opening the door to a world rich in culture, history and beauty. If you are a foreign student who has just begun this journey, know that you are embarking on an extraordinary adventure that will change you forever. Italian is not just a language: it is music, art, passion and millenary tradition that intertwine in every word you will learn. A complete journey, which my friend Diana undertook and shared with us.

In this article we’re talking about one of the most mysterious and fascinating objects in Italian culture: the bidet! Yes, you heard right. That strange “second toilet” you find in every Italian bathroom that always makes you wonder: “What is it? How do you use it? Why do Italians have two?”

Get ready to discover one of the most interesting and discussed peculiarities of the Italian daily life!

Do you think Italian always sounds like what you hear in movies or on the news?

In reality, every corner of Italy speaks with its own music: accents, sounds, and expressions that change from city to city. Discovering these differences is like opening a window onto a thousand different Italies—a journey made of words, smiles, and stories that make our language even more fascinating. In this article, you’re about to take that journey!

Cookies make everyone happy—at breakfast, as a snack, or as a final dessert. In this article, you’ll learn Italian vocabulary related to these delicious baked treats.

Dreaming of an Italian summer filled with sunny beaches, blue seas, and Mediterranean traditions? Temperatures can reach up to 40°C, the sun shines bright, and life moves to the seaside. But… what should you pack to enjoy it all without surprises?
Learn the essential vocabulary to get your suitcase ready for the perfect summer in Italy – I’ll teach you in this article!

In the 1970s and 1980s, Italy experienced deep social and cultural changes. Despite the political tensions of the “Years of Lead,” new youth cultures emerged, family customs evolved, and there was a major artistic boom. For Italian language learners, understanding this period is key to grasping today’s Italian identity.