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In the following lesson we are going to study the Italian vocabulary of human body, by learning the terms that are related to body parts, including the organs, in order to be always ready for nearly every situations (such as the medical emergencies). We are going to to see some Italian idiomatic expressions that are related to the human body!

In this lesson we will learn several ways to greet. You should know that Italians, unlike other languages, use the word “CIAO” both to greet someone when they meet, and to separate at the end of the meeting… This means that we translate “hello” and “goodbye”, “hola” and “adios”, or “salut” and “au revoir” in the exact same way: CIAO!

In this article we will talk about logical connectives, also known as logical connectors. They are conjunctions that are useful to combine sentences and periods by articulating our thoughts in a more linear way. There are many of them, but we will talk about the 15 most used, the ones that everyone should know to speak Italian!

In this article I want to propose to you 17 verbs useful to talk with any person in Italian regardless of the context in which you are. These are verbs that we Italians use very often when we speak and that therefore you have to know!

In the following article we are going to show you some essential Italian sentences (translated in English, French and Spanish) for beginners to speak the language of Dante immediately!

In this article we are going to talk about the Tecnica dell’Imitazione (Imitation technique), a technique divided into 3 steps, which consists in learning a foreign language by copying native speakers, in every way: pronunciation, intonation, pauses, gestures and even facial expressions. In fact, the combination of these verbal and non-verbal elements forms the basis of every form of communication, therefore this technique has roved to be very effective for learning foreign languages!