Italian cinema is rich in movie titles that can make everyone laugh out loud, thanks to their jokes that made history, hilarious gags and unforgettable characters! Therefore, in the following article, we are going to talk you about the 7 best Italian comedy movies to learn the language while have fun! The list also includes several classics of Italian comedy you definitely can’t miss!
In this lesson we are going to deal with history, more precisely with the history of the Unification of Italy (Italian Independence). In fact, around the year 1815 (but actually since the Fall of the Roman Empire happened in 476 A.D.) the Italian peninsula was fragmented and divided under foreign domination. Therefore, we are going to look back over the various stages, and the protagonists, that led to the birth of the united Italy that we all know today!
In the following article we are going to discover together one of the dishes that best represents Italian tradition: fresh pasta! More precisely, we are going to see how to make handmade cavatelli and orecchiette, two types of pasta that are very famous, especially in Puglia.
Reading is a very useful activity to improve our language skills because it allows us to know and learn new structures, words and grammar rules of the language of we’re studying in addition to improving of our memorization skills. For this reason, today we are going to recommend you some titles you should read that are suitable for your level! In addition, in the video related to this article, you’ll find a useful reading-related exercise.
Italy is a very popular destination among foreign tourists: in particular, it’s beloved for amazing cities like Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan which are appreciated for their history and their art, thus for their museum, like the Uffizi Gallery or the Borghese Gallery that house exhibit extraordinary works. However today we’re not going to talk about those famous and renowned museums, but the weirdest and most bizarre ones, you should definitely visit at least once in your lifetime!
A common mistake among foreign students is about the incorrect use of plural forms of nouns and adjectives that are actually invariabili (invariable) like “cinemi” as plural of “cinema” or “viste mozziafiate” as plural of “vista mozzafiato”… Therefore, in the following lesson we are going to see those Italian nouns and adjectives that never change, that remain the same and keep the same form both in the singular and in the plural.
