Speak Italian Like A Local

Learn fun Italian idiomatic expressions to sound like a local. Transcripts will be uploaded on my blog: https://www.italialikealocal.com

In this episode we'll see the various ways to say thank you in Italian. We'll cover common phrases such as "grazie," "grazie mille," and "grazie tante," as well as more heartfelt expressions like "grazie di cuore." Transcript on the blog: https://www.italialikealocal.com/category/learn-italian/ Follow on Instagram: @explorewith_lucy Join our community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/italialikealocal

Learn how to talk about the time in Italian and enhance your language skills for your next trip to Italy. Transcripts and more Italian related content at: https://www.italialikealocal.com/learnitalian

In this episode of "Speak Italian like a Local" podcast we'll learn how to say months and seasons in Italian. We'll discover how to discuss travel dates and future adventures like a native Italian speaker. My blog: Italia Like A Local Join me on Instagram: @Explorewith_lucy Facebook group: Italia like a local | Travel tips & Language learning

Visit our blog for transcript: Italia Like A Local Meet me on Instagram: @Explorewith_lucy Join our Facebook group to learn Italian and for Italy travel tips: Italia like a local In this episode we learn the days of the week in Italian, and will discover how to ask what day it is and use time words like yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Meet me on Instagram: @Explorewith_lucy Join our facebook group: Italia like a local In this episode we’re gonna discuss the topic of "la famiglia" (the family) in Italian. We will learn the vocabulary of various member of the family such as parents, siblings, grandparents and so on. As well, I am going to come up with conversational sentences that deal with family relations and some tips on sentence building too.

In this episode, you'll learn the different ways to say "please" in Italian and discover how important context is when using these expressions appropriately. Get the written version of the episode and more materials: Italialikealocal.com!

Join me on Patreon to practice Conversational Italian! In this episode you'll learn how to talk about age in Italian. You'll discover how to ask someone's age, reply with your own age, and even discuss how old someone is turning on their birthday.

Speak and start learning Italian today! Download this episode's free summary chart for a handy reference: Speak Italian Like A Local Today we're diving into counting from one to one hundred. We'll start small with the basic numbers from one to ten. Once you've got those under your belt, we'll level up to eleven through twenty. With the first twenty numbers locked in, we're ready to explore the multiples of ten. From twenty all the way to ninety, I'll show you how to combine those tens places with the ones. Just wait until you see how easy it is to form numbers like thirty-seven or eighty-two. And just when you think we're done, I have one more trick up my sleeve - hundreds! Turns out all you do is add "cento" to make one hundred, two hundred, and so on.

In this episode, we will explore the various question words and their use in determining specific information from listeners. I will give several examples from simple yes or no questions to the ones that contain more options and explain what is the right word order. Learn conversational Italian with me and learn how to ask question in Italian today. Join me in our facebook group! Download your free PDF guide for this episode here!

In this episode we will learn how to pronounce the “c” and also "g" in Italian. We will look at the rules of when these letters get a hard or soft pronunciation depending on what vowels are following them, and we will give examples of words containing both "c" and also ”g”. In addition, we will find the cases when rules are not following which include situations in the case of "c" or "g", followed by “l” or “n.” Don't miss the episode that will enable you to speak Italian like a local. You can download your PDF guide here!

Discover the ins and outs of Italian subject pronouns in this new episode of "Speak Italian Like a Local." Learn about the eight pronouns, including their unique twists and when to use them. Find out why subject pronouns are often dropped in Italian and when to use them for emphasis, contrast, or clarity. Join our Facebook group where you'll connect with me and a community of fellow Italian language learners. Check out my Telegram channel for daily doses of Italian. I'll share fun words, expressions, and sample conversations with you each day to help your learning. Be sure to download your free PDF guide for this episode!

Discover the ins and outs of Italian subject pronouns in this new episode of "Speak Italian Like a Local." Learn about the eight pronouns, including their unique twists and when to use them. Find out why subject pronouns are often dropped in Italian and when to use them for emphasis, contrast, or clarity. Join our Facebook group where you'll connect with me and a community of fellow Italian language learners. Check out my Telegram channel for daily doses of Italian. I'll share fun words, expressions, and sample conversations with you each day to help your learning. Be sure to download your free PDF guide for this episode!

In this bonus episode I wanted to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, the Italian way. Buon Natale e Felice Anno Nuovo!

In this episode, we talk about two commonly used phrases in Italian: "C'è" and "Ci sono." Have you ever wondered when and how to use them? Fear not, as we unravel the mysteries and provide practical insights to help you navigate these expressions like a native speaker. Discover the fundamental differences between "C'è" and "Ci sono" and when to use each one. Learn essential tips and tricks to enhance your conversational skills and sound effortlessly natural. Let's chat, join me on facebook and Clubhouse! Download your PDF guide here!

In this latest lesson of the "Speak Italian Like a Local" podcast, we’ll be talking about how to ask for directions in Italian and understand some simple answers. You'll learn some useful terms and phrases for getting around. If you want more in-depth lesson notes, bonus audio recordings and video versions with "synchronized flashcards" to see words written out, you can access Italian Enthusiast Pier on Patreon, here. Don't forget to follow "Speak Italian Like a Local" on Facebook, where I post language activities, cultural insights and review materials to help you practice your Italian. Remember, even just a few minutes a day can help you feel more confident with the language. Join the "Speak Italian Like a Local" Facebook group here. If you want to find out what goes on behind the scenes of the podcast, follow @explorewith_lucy on Instagram. I hope today's lesson is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.

In this episode, we discuss the Italian word "magari" and its various meanings depending on the context. I explain that "magari" can be translated as "maybe" when talking about future plans. It can also express a wish or desire, either indicating a positive response or regretful inability. Additionally, "magari" can be used to mean "if only" when followed by certain verbs. I also highlight that "magari" can be used as a polite way to give advice or make a suggestion. Overall, "magari" is a flexible and useful word in Italian that can be used in different contexts and tones. Click here to download you free PDF guide!

In today's episode, we'll discuss some Italian words and phrases that are easily confused by English speakers. We'll highlight the differences in meaning between English and Italian, providing helpful tips to avoid misunderstandings. We'll cover words that might sound the same in both Italian and English but their meanings are different. I will explain the correct use of these words in Italian and give you alternative phrases to use in specific contexts. You can download your free PDF guide here!

In this episode, I'll teach you how to say the very common phrase "to leave" in Italian. Whether you need to say you're leaving a party, leaving your house, or leaving the country, this essential verb will come in handy. I'll break down the right verb to use in different context. I'll also provide some sample sentences so you can practice your new Italian vocabulary right away. You can download your free pdf guide for this episode here!

In this episode, we'll explore how to use the verb "piacere" to express likes and dislikes in Italian. "Piacere" means "to like", and it works a bit differently than in English. We will learn how to conjugate "piacere" correctly and use it to say what you like and dislike doing, eating, wearing and more. You'll gain practical vocabulary and phrases centered around "piacere" that can be used in everyday conversations. You can download this episode's free guide here!