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10 Italian Songs to Play in the Spring

Here in Rome, spring is an occasion for quick changes. It shows up in the way the light changes on the streets of the Eternal City and in the way the daily routine adapts. For someone learning Italian, music about this time of year is a good way to see how Italians...

Learn Italian Basics: How to Introduce Yourself in Italian (Formal vs. Informal)

Ciao, future Italian speakers! Learning how to describe yourself is one of the first things you should do when you start learning a new language. When it comes to Italian introductions, you have the option to go either formal or informal, depending on the context. Let's review these Italian basics together using...

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Recognizing Rhetorical Figures in the Italian Language

Rhetorical figures are essential instruments in the Italian language that provide more vivid, interesting, and memorable communication. Used both in literary language and in everyday speech, often in crystalized forms, they instantly give the listener or reader the impression of great proficiency and mastery of the linguistic material. Whether you are learning...

5 Seaside Locations Near Rome for the Perfect Day Trip

Rome, the Eternal City, is a captivating destination for learning about Italy's rich history, art, and culture, as well as the beautiful Italian language. However, even the most passionate student requires a vacation from the city's summer heat, and what better way to unwind than to explore some of the lovely beach...

Liberation Day Special: the History and Lyrics of “Bella Ciao”

The disturbing rise of conservative and fascist ideologies in different parts of the world is something that we are seeing in the modern world. The possibility of reliving some of humanity's darkest moments is inherent with this horrid revival. In this context, the value of remembering the past, through words, thoughts and even...