Italian Word of the Day: Merenda (afternoon snack)
In Italy, in addition to the three main meals – colazione (breakfast), pranzo (lunch) and cena (dinner) – there is a fourth that occurs between lunch and dinner called merenda….
Italian Word of the Day: Merenda (afternoon snack)
In Italy, in addition to the three main meals – colazione (breakfast), pranzo (lunch) and cena (dinner) – there is a fourth that occurs between lunch and dinner called merenda….
Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter! (Subscribe to our newsletter!)
Do you want to receive an Italian word a day directly into your mailbox? All you have to do is to go to the subscription form by clicking the button below and enter your email address. Your personal data won’t be recorded until the form has been submitted successfully. Thank you!
Italian Phrase: Come va la vita? (How’s life?)
When you see someone you know, it’s only natural to ask how they are doing. One way you can do this in colloquial Italian is by asking the question Come va la vita? which literally…
Italian Phrase: Come va la vita? (How’s life?)
When you see someone you know, it’s only natural to ask how they are doing. One way you can do this in colloquial Italian is by asking the question Come va la vita? which literally…
BLOG
Top 100 Most Common Words in Italian
As in all languages, some words appear more frequently than others in Italian. This happens because in everyday life we tend to repeat the same words over and over again, simplifying our speech and making it more accessible to the…
WORD COMPARISON
Italian vs Neapolitan – What are the differences?
When one thinks of Italy, the first language that undoubtably comes to mind is Italian, but did you know that multiple dialects and regional languages are spoken throughout the peninsula even to this day? This is because, up until the…
BLOG
Top 100 Most Common Words in Italian
As in all languages, some words appear more frequently than others in Italian. This happens because in everyday life we tend to repeat the same words over and over again, simplifying our speech and making it more accessible to the…
WORD COMPARISON
Italian vs Neapolitan – What are the differences?
When one thinks of Italy, the first language that undoubtably comes to mind is Italian, but did you know that multiple dialects and regional languages are spoken throughout the peninsula even to this day? This is because, up until the…
