Italian in practice
Italian with EnkelenaItalian in Practice is a publication for practicing the Italian language for speaking with confidence.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
| Active | Language |  Italian | |||
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Descrivere senza sapere la parola giusta.
Come dire in altre parole quello che intendi?
Non conoscere una parola specifica non deve fermare la comunicazione. In italiano, come in ogni lingua, esistono strategie di descrizione.
Parlare di piani, possibilità e incertezza.
Parlare di quello che vuoi, pensi o hai intenzione di fare.
Quando parliamo del futuro, raramente sappiamo esattamente cosa succederà. Facciamo programmi. Esprimiamo desideri. Cambiamo idea. Abbiamo dei dubbi. Per questo, in una conversazi...
Italian Cultural Differences.
Ciao e benvenuti a Italian in Practice!
Questo è un altro episodio in cui parliamo di differenze culturali. Trovi l’episodio precedente qui:
Nell’episodio di oggi parliamo di un aspetto tipico della cultura italiana: il concetto di “...
Sfida di Conversazione di 7 giorni.
Sette giorni, un compito al giorno, una vittoria concreta: alla fine di questa sfida avrai davvero parlato italiano sette volte, non solo letto o ripetuto a memoria.
Come funziona ogni giorno:
1. Un dialogo modello, con le strategi...
Come parlare in un modo più educato e naturale in una conversazione.
Fare richieste, dare consigli, esprimere desideri.
Se vuoi fare un'ottima impressione, quando vuoi fare una richiesta cortese, esprimere un desiderio o dare un consiglio a qualcuno, usa il condizionale.
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Online teacher of Italian and English in Greece. I help learners who know the basics of Italian to practice language aspects for speaking with confidence. Subscribe to Substack for weekly articles and podcast episodes in Italian.
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