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How to Order Coffee in Italy like a Real Italian
If coffee has a spiritual home, this is Italy, viewed by many as the world capital of coffee. Wherever you turn, you see a café serving espresso, cappuccino or caffè macchiato. The café is the heart and soul of Italian daily life. It’s a slice of true Italian culture as genuine as a British pub.There […]
Continue readingHow to Describe a Person in Italian
Buongiorno to all our readers! Today, we’ll be talking about how to describe a person in Italian. People’s differences are something to celebrate – but it does make our lives a little more difficult when learning a foreign language!From physical appearance and personality traits to professions and nationalities, we’ve got you covered. Being able to describe somebody […]
Continue readingNumbers in Italian: Everything You Need to Know
Welcome back to another one of our Italian lessons! Today we’re looking at something that seems so simple, but is actually one of the most important aspects of learning a language: nailing your numbers. Whether you’re counting to ten, asking for the time or writing the date, we’ve got you covered!Learning your numbers in Italian […]
Continue reading50 Helpful Italian Essay Phrases to Make Writing a Breeze
Writing an essay can be nerve-racking. But doing it in a foreign language like Italian? Well, hello anxiety! But you don’t need to worry too much because here in this article, we’ve compiled some of the most useful Italian essay phrases to help you. Try sprucing up your essays with these phrases and take it […]
Continue reading102 Common Italian Adjectives
Looking for a list of common Italian adjectives? This article has got you covered! We’ve listed down 102 useful adjectives that you can use to to boost your vocabulary for your everyday conversations.Take note that this article covers the commonly used Italian adjectives only. Other topics about Italian adjectives will be a lesson for another […]
Continue readingChristmas in Italy: Italian Vocabulary and Traditions for the Holiday Season
Christmas is definitely a big deal in Italy, so if you’re learning Italian or simply want to know how to greet your Italian friends on Christmas, this article is for you. Here we’ll talk about Italian Christmas and New Year words and phrases, and we’ll go through a little bit of Italian Christmas traditions. Let’s start! What’s […]
Continue readingItalian Vocabulary: Words and Phrases to Talk About the Weather
Don’t know how to get a conversation rolling? Or stuck in awkward silence with an Italian person? Easy! Start talking about the weather! This article will help you talk about the weather with ease with a list of Italian words and phrases about the weather. Knowing how to discuss the weather can also be quite helpful […]
Continue readingItalian Restaurant Vocabulary: Essential Italian Words and Phrases for Dining Out
When you’re in Italy, a huge part of your trip (or should we say, most of it?) would be spent enjoying food! Here in this article, we’ll help you do just that by giving you a list of Italian restaurant vocabulary. Learn Italian words and phrases that you can use when you’re dining out–from what to […]
Continue readingBasic Italian Greetings: Formal and Informal Ways to Greet in Italian
Greetings are the very first words we utter when we meet someone. And when you’re meeting for the very first time, knowing how to greet properly helps you make a great first impression! Here in this article, we’ll be talking about basic Italian greetings. Learn how to say hello and other greetings in Italian whether […]
Continue readingPolite Italian Expressions
It’s important to show respect when you are speaking Italian. Our list of polite Italian expressions below will help teach you some manners and avoid offending people when interacting with Italians. Quick Navigation How to say “Please” in Italian How to say “Thank you” in Italian “By all means, after you” in Italian“You’re welcome!” in […]
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