
CBI 2.26 | Preferisci andare in palestra o a teatro?
This is the first of our two-part preposition marathon! In this episode you'll learn all you need to know about the prepositions a, in and su. Using prepositions in Italian can be quite tricky, partic...
27 Mar 201833min

CBI 2.25 | Chi è quella persona che lavora in biblioteca?
In this episode you'll learn everything you need to know about asking questions in Italian. We'll cover come, dove, quando, chi, perché, quale, quali, quanto/a/e/i and, of course, che, che cosa and co...
12 Mar 201826min

CBI 2.24 | Chi va a Roma perde la poltrona
Coffee Break Italian is the show which helps you learn Italian. Mark and Francesca are the teachers who teach Isla in Season 2. This is the episode in which we're looking at relative pronouns, and thr...
27 Feb 201834min

CBI 2.23 | Cosa facevi quando ti ho telefonato?
In this lesson we're focusing on combining the Perfect and the Imperfect which together allow us to tell stories in the past. You'll consolidate what you already know about each of the tenses and you'...
12 Feb 201827min

CBI 2.22 | Preparavo la cena quando Luca è arrivato
We've now learned both the Perfect Tense and the Imperfect Tense in Italian, but when do you use which tense? In this episode of Coffee Break Italian we'll be talking about "thtooms" and "dum-de-dum-...
29 Jan 201831min

CBI 2.21 | C'era molta gente e non faceva troppo freddo
In this lesson we're focusing on a new tense, the imperfect, which is used for descriptions and to talk about repeated actions in the past. It's a very straightforward tense, and Francesca shares some...
15 Jan 201828min

CBI 2.20 | Non ha mai provato la pizza napoletana!
In this lesson you'll learn to use four very useful adverbs: mai (ever), già (already), appena (just) and ancora (still/yet) to talk about what you've just done, what you've already done, what you've ...
20 Nov 201724min

CBI 2.19 | Ti è piaciuta la pastiera?
In this episode we're looking at how you say you liked something in the past using the verb piacere. This verb is conjugated with essere and you have to be careful with how you agree the past particip...
7 Nov 201726min




















