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 173
But in Italian: When to Use Ma, Però, and More
Here’s how to use "but" in Italian with ma, però, and more! Learn the differences between ma and però, plus other common Italian expressions.
Episode 172
I Love You in Italian: 30 Romantic Phrases
Learn how to say “I love you” in Italian, including a common mistake to avoid. You'll also learn terms of endearment and how to reply.
Episode 171
What on Earth are Italian Reflexive Verbs?
You need Italian reflexive verbs for many things. Like talking about your daily routine, feelings and even saying your name. You’ll learn what they are and how to use them.
Episode 170
Learn the Word for Cold in Italian (and Avoid this Mistake)
Learn how to say cold in Italian. You’ll see key phrases with the word cold, plus common mistakes to avoid.
Episode 169
How to Say Nice to Meet You in Italian: Formal and Informal
Learn how to say "nice to meet you" in Italian. You’ll see the formal and informal versions, plus how to reply if someone says it to you.
Episode 168
52 Common Italian Words That Are Actually English
There are loads of Italian words that are actually English. See how they’re used in travel, tech, entertainment, and more, plus tips on how to pronounce them the Italian way.
Episode 167
Why in Italian: How to Say and Use It in Conversation
Why in Italian is one simple word. Or you can learn a few extra really common ways to say why to make your Italian sound natural.
Episode 166
Learn Italian Fast in 2025: Your 3-Month Action Plan
Ready to get serious about your Italian? This structured plan will help you learn Italian fast and improve your conversation skills in just three months!
Episode 165
How do you say Merry Christmas in Italian?
How do you wish “Merry Christmas” to your Italian family or friends? Learn it quickly in this mini Italian lesson!
Episode 164
Passato prossimo in Italian: how to use this past tense
The passato prossimo is the perfect tense for conversations with Italians. See how it’s formed and when to use it so you can talk about the past.
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