Valentina NicastroThink you can handle that rolled R, those double consonants, and tricky sounds like GN and GL? Let’s find out with some fun tongue twisters in Italian! In Italian, they are called scioglilingua, which literally means “tongue looseners,” and they’ll seriously put your pronunciation skills to the test. They’re basically word games made up of …
So, you’ve drunk a few too many Spritzes or Proseccos, and now you need the perfect word to tell your Italian friends that you’re feeling a little tipsy or totally drunk? Look no further! Here’s a list of 13 ways to say “drunk” in Italian, from the standard to the seriously fun. Personally, I’m all …
So, you’ve just dodged a surprise rainstorm with your Italian friends — no umbrella, no poncho, just pure luck — and now you’re standing there, relieved but clueless on how to say “thank goodness” in Italian. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! In today’s article, we’re diving into the 8 most common Italian phrases that …
Italian pop singers have given us some absolute gems—those songs that hit the radio, and before you know it, you’re singing at the top of your lungs like you’re on stage at Sanremo. Many of these artists have gone global, climbing charts and stealing hearts from Europe to Latin America and beyond. So, here are …
In Italy, sharing a meal and a good drink is a deeply cherished ritual that brings people together. At any Italian table, you’ll quickly notice how much joy and connection flows during a shared toast. To truly embrace the moment and connect with your hosts, knowing a few Italian toasts can make all the difference. …
Today we are going to explore one verb you absolutely need to know in Italian: fare. Italians use it for everything, not just for making or doing things, but for talking about hobbies, jobs, how long they’ve been stuck in line, and even the weather! Honestly, we lean on fare so much that sometimes we …