#10: Ten Simple Questions and Answers to Use at Dinner
You’re ready to have a conversation in Italian! In this episode, learn ten simple questions and answers that you can use at dinner to practice Italian with your family and friends.Start learning Itali...
23 Des 202110min
#9: How to Talk About Likes and Dislikes
In this Italian lesson, we learn how to talk about likes and dislikes. The Italian verb “piacere”, in English “to like”, is not conjugated like other traditional verbs, since it requires the use of in...
17 Des 202112min
#8: Introductions and Talking About Yourself
In this episode, we learn one of the essential topics when learning a new language. Learn how to introduce yourself and how to talk about yourself in Italian with simple sentences. You can do this!Sta...
10 Des 202110min
#7: How to Use Nine Basic Linking Words
Learn how to use nine basic linking words in Italian. These words are very important because they help us create longer sentences and connect ideas together.Start learning Italian today!1. Download th...
3 Des 202111min
#6: To Use the Present Tense or the Future Tense?
In Italian, we often use the simple present tense to talk about future events. That is why, especially at the beginning of your Italian language journey, it’s important to master the present tense. Le...
25 Nov 202111min
#5: "Ci" and "Ne": How and When to Use Them
In this intermediate-level episode, we cover how to use the particle “ci” and the particle “ne” in Italian. There are many different uses of these words and here we cover the most important and common...
18 Nov 202111min
#4: When to Use "Passato Prossimo" and "Imperfetto"
In this episode, we learn about the two main types of past tense in Italian: “passato prossimo” and “imperfetto”. These tenses are not interchangeable, and in this lesson we cover when to use one or t...
11 Nov 202114min
#3: "C’è" and "Ci Sono": When and How to Use Them
In this episode for beginners, we learn how to use “c’è” and “ci sono” in Italian. In English, there is a direct translation. “C’è” means “there is”, while “ci sono” means “there are”.Start learning I...
4 Nov 202111min
