The Italian Language section includes brief lessons, useful while travelling to Italy.
If you want to learn how to say some of the upper body parts in→
Italian Summer Fruits are the best. I particularly like apricots, peaches, strawberries, cherries, melons, plums, figs→
Italian Summer Vegetables can be translated as verdure [vehr -DOO -reh] italiane estive. If you’re in Italy during Summer→
In the first part of this lesson you (hopefully) learn how to introduce yourself to→
The Seasons in Italian lesson will be very easy, because, as you know, the seasons→
Do you want to learn how to say Italian numbers 1-10? You are in the right→
In this post you will learn how to introduce yourself to someone. Being able to→
The days of the week in Italian are called i giorni della settimana [ee JOHR-nee DEHL-lah seht-tee-MAH-nah].→
Ciao is the most famous Italian word. Even if it will sound strange, it entered the Italian→
I’m going to explain you i saluti Italiani [sah-LOOH-tee ee-tah-lee-AH-nee], Italian greetings. First of all you→