E' Estate... Ora di FLUENCY Classes!
E' Estate... Ora di FLUENCY Classes! It's Summer, it's Time for FLUENCY Classes! We've worked hard all Winter and Spring studying grammar rules, learning new vocabulary and idioms. We did dedicate som
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Stories, tips, and insights about Italian language and culture.
Arrivano i Corsi di Fluenza!
Arrivano i Corsi di Fluenza!! Don't let your Italian get rusty this summer, but get more fluent while having fun! Would you like to get ready for your Italian hols, be able to place your order at the
A Carnevale ogni scherzo vale (any joke is allowed)
It’s Carnevale time in Italy and everyone in every town, village and school is working on costumes, masks or floats. Children are taking it very seriously and they spend all their savings on ‘scherzi
ZAMPONE o COTECHINO questa notte?
Zampone o Cotechino questa notte? Those who are preparing the Cenone per Capodanno (New Year’s eve feast) will be faced with this conundrum ‘Are we having zampone or cotech
Andiamo al mercato!
It's with great pleasure that I saw open-air markets taking off here in Cork as I used to go for my shopping to different markets in Turin. In fact, we have 42 open-air markets and 6 covered ones... a
Grande Torino
La Basilica di Superga has a special place in my heart. From here we can appreciate a beautiful view and enjoy this majestic church built between 1717 and 1731, under Vittorio Amedeo II Duke of the Sa
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Torino by church
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Novità tra i musei di Torino... we go to Torino and beneath...
And now, let's stay in the city centre, here we can really breath, feel and see the history, the art and the culture of this town... even if we don't know exactly when, how and what happened... we wil
Andiamo a prendere qualcosa da bere!
Not too far from the Mole Antonelliana, we have an important 'visit' to pay to one of the most ancient cafés in Torino: Fiorio opened in 1780. It was also called caffè dei codini or “cafè ‘dle coe” (i
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Italian Is
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