Italian

"Mamma mia! You call that Italian?" Your language teacher might wince when you mix up "penne" and "pene" (one's pasta, the other's... let's just say anatomical). But what if learning Italian could be as funny as mistakes like this? Well, you’re in for a treat since Netflix is hiding

Let’s be honest: saying “ti amo” in Italian can make us feel that cute loving thrill on the inside. But if you really want to sound like a true Italian, you’ve got to go beyond the basics. I mean, wouldn’t you rather express love in a way

Watching TV shows and movies in the language you want to learn is actually one of the best ways to pick it up fast! It’s like diving right into the language, hearing real conversations, and learning words in context. In this post, we’ll show you why learning Italian

Learning Italian doesn't have to mean staring at textbooks or memorizing verb tables. Italian documentaries bring you right into real conversations and daily life in Italy, making language learning feel natural and effortless. You'll hear how native speakers actually talk - from their expressions to their accents. We've found 8

Tired of being buried in Italian textbooks and wrestling with complex grammar exercises? There's a refreshing way to learn Italian that millions of natives already use every day—the news. Just like you scroll through your morning news feed with coffee in hand, Italians do the same. And guess what?

Tired of answering grammar drills? Learning Italian doesn't have to mean being chained to Italian prepositions, sentence order, and vocabulary lists. For language learners seeking to enhance their listening comprehension and speaking skills, Italian audiobooks offer an elegant blend of authentic content and practical learning, making them an invaluable resource

In the last decade, technology has changed the way we do almost everything – from how we work to how we shop and, yes, even how we learn. I remember when I was a kid if you wanted to learn a foreign language, you had to sign up for a formal

Thinking about picking up some Italian or polishing your existing skills? Well, there's no better time than the New Year to go back into the beautiful language of Dante! Whether you're planning to celebrate with Italian friends, video-calling family in Italy, or just want to impress your local barista at

Spend any time around Italian speakers, and you'll quickly notice how often they use "allora" in their conversations. This common word can mean "then," "so," or "well," or serve as a filler word when gathering thoughts – and it's exactly this flexibility that often confuses Italian language learners trying to master