Qualche, qualsiasi, qualunque, ogni… Even if these Italian words have rather different meanings, they have something in common: they all refer to an indefinite number of things or people, but they are always followed by singular nouns.
In this lesson, we will talk about a fascinating topic in which you will be able to see a part of your childhood. Indeed, we decided to tell you about the most famous fairy tales in Italy that all of us, as children, heard time and time again. Many of these fairy tales are not of Italian origin, but they are simple translations; therefore, we are sure that you know them as well!
How many times have you said “sono stanca” or “sono stanco”? If you often use this expression, the risk is to seem banal and monotonous. So, in this lesson we want to show you some alternatives that will enrich your vocabulary and help you look more natural when you speak Italian.
Are you curious to learn about two of the most famous places in Italy? Do you want to have some information about these incredible places? Then this vlog is perfect for you! Ischia is a volcanic island in the north of the Gulf of Naples, and it is famous for its thermal baths, its crystal clear water, and its breathtaking views. Whereas, Naples is the regional capital of Campania and one of the most fascinating cities in the Mediterranean area: an incredible scenery surrounds this city that has an immeasurable cultural heritage.
In this lesson we are going to talk about all the alternatives to the 2 most common words in Italian, which are used everyday ad nauseam: “sì“(yes) and “no“(no). We are sure that you also use them very often, but with the options that we are giving you, we promise you that you’ll stop doing it and you’ll start being more relaxed and natural with your Italian.
In this lesson we will talk about the history of Rome: a city, a republic and an empire, whose history left a permanent mark in the Italian culture and beyond! We will quickly go through the history of Rome since its legendary origins to the peak of its power, when it became the widest empire of antiquity.
