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The difference between IMPERFETTO & PASSATO PROSSIMO
What is the difference between IMPERFETTO and PASSATO PROSSIMO? Sherrie asks: When do I use the IMPERFETTO over the PASSATO PROSSIMO or… what's the difference Read More
Italian Food: Dying Italian Culinary Traditions
Pizza, pasta and the mandolin! This is an old stereotype that highlights an irrefutable truth: We Italians absolutely love food! Yes, we eat a lot Read More
Valentine's Day in Italy –
Italian Cultural Events
This Listening and Comprehension exercise is completely dedicated to love! You will find how Italians from the north to the south celebrate this lovely day. Read More
STASERA, DOMATTINA and others cool expressions
How to say TOMORROW or TONIGHT in Italian Marie from the UK asks if there are other similar expressions to “STASERA” (tonight) and “DOMATTINA” (tomorrow Read More
When does the PAST PARTICIPLE agree in the PASSATO PROSSIMO?
Gender and Number in Passato Prossimo Ellie asks: ” When does the PAST PARTICIPLE agree with the direct object in the PASSATO PROSSIMO?“ First things Read More
Italy's most breathtaking caves
As you travel around Italy you surely have your head constantly raised as you admire the ornate buildings, ancient monuments and bell towers. Even when Read More
How to use the Particle / Pronoun NE (Part 4 of 4)
The Particle NE Lesson 4 of 4 Make sure you watch and study Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 of Ask Manu Italiano before moving on Read More
Italian Cultural Events:
“La Biennale” of Venice
Taking place in Venice, one of Italy’s most beautiful and important cities, is one the most famous contemporary art exhibitions in the world: “La Biennale”. Read More
How to use the Particle / Pronoun NE (Part 3 of 4)
The Particle NE Lesson 3 of 4 Make sure you watch and study Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 of Ask Manu Italiano before moving on Read More
4 Italian Women who changed history
In the past, women have not had an easy life… They have always been considered inferior to men and have had to fight to have Read More
Difference between CITTÀ, PAESE and VILLAGGIO
When to use CITTÀ, PAESE and VILLAGGIO David asks: “What's the difference between CITTÀ, PAESE, VILLAGGIO?“ Let's start with CITTÀ CITTÀ simply means CITY and Read More
Italy Made Easy Studios
Gli Studios di Italy Made Easy In this new format of the Podcast, which will be more conversational and 100% natural Italian, Manu talks Read More
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