Learn Italian Podcast
Where's the toilet? Two coffees please! How much is it? Learn the basics in bite-sized pieces with Katie and Matteo.
Episode 212
The Best Way to Learn Italian (In Our Humble Opinion)
The best way to learn Italian doesn’t involve memorizing verb lists. Here are 7 effective techniques (in our humble opinion) to get better and better at Italian.
Episode 211
Italian Verb Sapere (To Know): When and How to Use It
Learn how to use the Italian verb “sapere” in everyday situations, like asking for info or chatting with locals, plus the common mistakes to avoid.
Episode 210
Happy New Year in Italian: What to Say and How to Reply
Here are the most common phrases to say and reply to Happy New Year in Italian. You’ll also learn about some unique Italian New Year traditions.
Episode 209
Family in Italian: 26 Words To Talk About Your Famiglia
Family is very important in Italy. Learn how to talk about family in Italian with key words and phrases, plus common mistakes to avoid.
Episode 208
Italian Dialects: Why it Helps to Know About Them
They don’t just speak Italian in Italy, there are dialects too. Learn common words and phrases from Italian dialects to understand locals better.
Episode 207
Italian Conjugation of Dire (To Say, To Tell)
Learn the Italian conjugation of dire (to say, to tell) in the present, past, and future tense, plus common mistakes and useful phrases.
Episode 206
Ordering Coffee in Italian: Tips for Your Next Trip to Italy
There are very specific types of coffee in Italy. Learn how to order coffee in Italian the Italian way, so you can avoid classic tourist mistakes.
Episode 205
Italian Indefinite Articles: Un, Una, Uno, and Un’
Italian indefinite articles (or words for “a” and “an”) can be tricky in Italian because there are four ways to say them. Here’s how to use each one.
Episode 204
Italian Verb Venire (To Come): When and How to Use it
The Italian verb venire (to come) pops up all the time in Italian. See how to use it in the present, past and future tenses.
Episode 203
Get Well Soon in Italian: 7 Friendly Phrases
Learn how to say “get well soon” in Italian with these 7 friendly phrases. Perfect for showing care and connecting with Italians.
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