Funny Italians #1: Ubriaco come una scimmia!

Welcome to the new section of my blog called “Funny Italians”! As per title I will share with you the funniest Italian expressions that totally differ from the English ones. I hope you will enjoy it! 🙂   Did you like this article? Leave a comment and share it 🙂 Ti é piaciuto questo articolo?

Italian Conversation By Collins – Review

Hello everyone, Today I want to talk about Easy Learning Italian Conversation (Collins Easy Learning Italian). I initially bought it for my boyfriend who’s trying to learn Italian but I know use it too for some of my Italian lessons. It starts with an introduction and some advice on how to read/use the manual. It’s

Funny Italians #4: Avere un chiodo fisso in testa!

Welcome to the new section of my blog called “Funny Italians”! As per title I will share with you the funniest Italian expressions that totally differ from the English ones. I hope you will enjoy it! 🙂   Did you like this article? Leave a comment and share it 🙂 Ti é piaciuto questo articolo?

Italian nouns: gender and number

In Italian every noun has a gender (masculine or feminine) and a number (singular or plural). Almost every Italian noun ends with a vowel except some nouns, which come from other languages, and can finish with a consonant. Usually: Nouns ending in -o are masculine (m.): prosciutto (ham), ragazzo (boy), armadio (wardrobe), treno (train), tavolo

Italian greetings (Video)

You can find the article “Italian greetings” here.

Spaghetti bolognese

One of the most famous Italian recipes (even though people from Bologna keep saying they don’t call it like this, whatever! 😀 ) If you want to know my recipe of spaghetti bolognese, keep reading 🙂 Ingredients to make spaghetti bolognese: 500g beef mince meat; 250g pork mince meat; 250g tomato passata; 50g celery; 50g