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Study Italian where the language is spoken
If you like art, fashion, food, Opera and “La dolce vita”, or you want to discover the country that is home to more than half of Europe’s Unesco protected monuments, Italian is the language to learn. And one of the best ways to learn or perfect your Italian is to take classes in Italy. Next stop: Italy! We can arrange individual or group lessons in the best locations throughout Italy, including: “La grande bellezza” Rome; charming and refined Tuscany; the romantic Amalfi Coast; and green and restful Puglia; the green and amazing Todi in Umbria and off the beaten track Agnone in Molise and last but not least Taormina, Sicily. We can organise one to one tuition, or small-group lessons, at a time and place convenient for you and suited to your level of Italian.
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13 May:La Chiacchiera Spritz@Buongiorno&Buonasera-Baker Street
La Chiacchiera Spritz: in conversation with the author Following the last successful conversations with Elisa and Gaetano, we would like to invite you for a new Italian aperitivo event with the Italian writer living in London, Paolo Nelli, author of the novel “Trattato di economia affettiva” . Let’s practise Italian with this live interview: meet Paolo, novelist and teacher of Italian,…
Italian courses- Italian language services @ Italian Cultural institute from 29 April
Enrolment is now open for Italian Language Coursesorganized by Italian Language Services at the Italian Cultural Institute in London. New term starting on 29 April Courses Programme here Whether you are new to the language, totally fluent, or everything in between, we can help. We offer General Italian courses on all levels, weekday mornings, afternoons, evenings, and weekend. In addition, there are morning…
Where to study Italian:full immersion experience in Tuscia, Lazio
Roberta is a fully qualified Italian tutor and she will be your guide as you explore the language with a full immersion experience in Italy. What does full immersion experience mean for you? It is all about learning Italian by really living the language and experiencing the culture. There are no conventional classrooms on my tours. Trips are designed specifically…
Competition:Win 2 tickets for Cinema Made in Italy Festival 2019
Cinema Made in Italy is offering the chance for you and a friend to go to an exclusive screening of Cinema Made in Italy 2019 Festival The ninth edition of CINEMA MADE IN ITALY will launch at the Ciné Lumière in South Kensington on Tuesday 26th February, showcasing nine new Italian productions plus the 1970 expressionist masterpiece THE CONFORMIST (Il Conformista), in memory of the late Bernardo…
Italian language services workshops@ Italian Cultural Institute
Italian & CINEMA 10,17,24 March h.13,30-16,30 This short-course is designed for intermediate and upper-intermediate students of Italian. The course is aimed at students who wish to expand their knowledge of Italian cinema while improving their speaking, reading and listening skills and by participating in discussions based on selected scenes. The course will help student expand and deepen their knowledge of…
Top 20 films location in Italy: a movie-lover’s guide
In uno degli ultimi articoli sul blog ho parlato dei film italiani tratti dai libri, ho descritto l’esperienza di leggere, conoscere storie e personaggi e poi vedere tutto rappresentato in un film. Un’esperienza divertente perché puoi cercare le differenze fra la visione del regista e quella dello scrittore. Lo consiglio molto ai miei studenti come uno dei metodi più efficaci…
Escaped from society: intervista a Mauro Morandi
Guarda il video fino al minuto 10 e rispondi alle domande. Scopri la Toscana: studia italiano a Montepulciano Ora rispondi alle domande Dove vive Da quanti anni Con chi vive Perché ci è andato a vivere Che lavoro fa Come ha trovato il lavoro Qual è la nuova passione di Mauro Cosa è cambiato nella sua vita Da chi è…
I migliori film tratti da libri italiani
Scegliere un film che possa piacere a tutti è difficile. Bisogna decidere il genere del film, il regista, gli attori, il tema, la difficoltà dei dialoghi e poi da non dimenticare la lingua del film. In Italia, come tutti sanno, non esiste una sola lingua, un solo accento, un solo italiano ma tanti. Tanti quante sono le regioni e forse di più. Abbiamo un accento, un dialetto per ogni regione, per ogni città e per ogni paesino. Guardare Montalbano è diverso dal guardare “La vita è bella” o “Gomorra”. L’accento del commissario Montalbano è totalmente diverso dal forte accento toscano del magnifico Roberto Benigni. Gli esempi sono infiniti ma non devono spaventare, un film porta con sè oltre alla lingua anche la cultura, le tradizioni e molte storie piccole o grandi ma comunque meravigliose.
10 almost unknown pleasures of Rome and surrounding
Travel websites and blogs have certainly fed you up with hints and tips about the beauties of the Eternal City. Surely Rome can offer inimitable landmarks, breathtaking views and astonishing itineraries: the sublime Fontana di Trevi, the majestic Colosseum, the astounding Roman Forum and so on. Few tell you, however, that Rome, being (in spite of itself) a great European metropolis, has really much more…
Italian music goes pop
Whenever I ask my students about the Italian music they like and remember, they sing me cheesy songs from the eighties, or even before. It is fascinating to me to know why some songs resonate with my students more than others. So I’ve started to note down the songs they remember and compare the success these songs had abroad with their success in Italy. Let’s start with Ricchi & Poveri. A pop band born out of and made…
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What my students say
Antonio is not only a very friendly teacher, but he has this talent to explain everything in a simple manner. His classes are well structured and enjoyable, and he always summarises well the key points at the end. I truly enjoyed learning with him and he gave me confidence to speak and write in Italian. Read more…
