Italian language: the color of twenty regions20200416072031
Italian language: the color of twenty regions
Sara16 Aprile 2020italian, Italian language, Italian speaking, speaking Italian, vocabulary0 comments
As Serianni (2019) writes, the Italian lexicon could be schematized by a pyramid whose layers are made up of formations inside the system, of Latinism...
Pane al pane e vino al vino!20200305072843
Pane al pane e vino al vino!
Sara5 Marzo 2020increase confidence, Italian language, Italian reading, Italian speaking, Italian writing, vocabulary0 comments
We’ve come to the last article about the Italian idioms (here the others). And to close, we’re going to say ‘pane al pane e vino al vino’...
Pesce fuor d’acqua and other fish idioms!20200228090356
Pesce fuor d’acqua and other fish idioms!
Sometimes when I speak a foreign language I feel like a “pesce fuor d’acqua” . And so I end up being “muto come un pesce”. How many ways to say fish...
Barking dogs seldom bite20200218072636
Barking dogs seldom bite
A few articles ago (‘”Perdere la testa” and other idiomatic expressions‘, ‘Have you got brains? Avere cervello and other...
“Perdere la testa” and other idiomatic expressions20200214080421
“Perdere la testa” and other idiomatic expressions
Sara14 Febbraio 2020Italian language, Italian reading, Italian speaking, Italian writing, vocabulary0 comments
As we wrote a few days ago, in order to speak Italian fluently it is good to know some idiomatic expressions that make the language more natural and m...
Have you got brains? Avere cervello and other idiomatic expressions20200204060739
Have you got brains? Avere cervello and other idiomatic expressions
Sara4 Febbraio 2020Italian reading, Italian speaking, Italian writing, learning by doing, speaking Italian, vocabulary0 comments
As Cooper has written in 1998, “Since idiomatic expressions are so frequently encountered in both spoken and written discourse, they require spe...
Non c’è due senza tre20200123060739
Non c’è due senza tre
Sara23 Gennaio 2020italian, Italian language, Italian online lessons, learn a foreign language, vocabulary0 comments
There are really a lot of idiomatic expressions with numbers, but how to work with them and where to find good resources to acquire them? Let’s ...
Italian idioms: Chi ha fatto trenta può fare trentuno20200121060852
Italian idioms: Chi ha fatto trenta può fare trentuno
Sara21 Gennaio 2020italian, Italian language, Italian online lessons, learn a foreign language, vocabulary0 comments
As you know, in order to understand a language, we must know what the idioms in that language mean. If we try to figure out the meaning of an idiom li...
The best way to learn Italian: grammar20191126064158
The best way to learn Italian: grammar
Sara26 Novembre 2019grammar, increase confidence, italian, Italian online lessons, learn faster and better, learn stress free, learning, lesson, teaching, vocabulary0 comments
A few weeks ago, we have been talking about the best way to learn Italian through vocabulary, today we’re going to speak about grammar! Are you ready?...
The best way to learn Italian: vocabulary20191114075434
The best way to learn Italian: vocabulary
Sara14 Novembre 2019Italian online lessons, learn faster and better, learn stress free, learning, teaching, vocabulary0 comments
A few weeks ago, we have been talking about speaking & writing. Now we will discover the best way to learn Italian talking about vocabulary and gr...