Italian

You've probably heard Italian spoken in movies, maybe caught a few phrases while traveling, or perhaps you're considering learning this beautiful Romance language yourself. But have you ever wondered just how far beyond Italy's borders the Italian language actually reaches? We decided to dig

You probably think learning Italian means starting from zero. Here's a surprise: you already know dozens of Italian words. That morning cappuccino? The pizza you grab for lunch? The scenario you're planning at work? All Italian. You've been using these words your whole life

Learning a language isn't just about memorizing grammar rules and vocabulary lists. One of the most enjoyable ways to peek into Italian culture and test your language skills is through humor. Italian jokes (also known as barzellette) offer a perfect window into how Italians think, what they find

Ready to learn Italian by reading? Italian short stories might be your perfect starting point. I still remember picking up my first story collection—barely understanding half the words but somehow grasping the plot through sheer determination (and plenty of dictionary checks). In this post, I'll show you

Do you dream of effortlessly conversing with locals as you stroll through Italy’s charming, cobblestone streets? As someone determined to learn Italian independently, making real progress can feel frustratingly out of reach. You've likely wasted countless hours on tedious textbooks and apps that promise "easy language

When you're learning Italian, there’s a 99.9% chance you’ll realize that communication goes far beyond just words. Italian hand gestures are as important to learning the language as vocabulary and grammar. In fact, these expressive movements are deeply embedded in Italian culture, with studies suggesting

"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

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