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🍇 Learn Italian through one of Italy’s most iconic September traditions: la vendemmia! 🇮🇹

In my new Beyond the Textbook article, you’ll discover how the Italian grape harvest works while learning lots of useful vocabulary in context: from grappolo and acino to mosto, cantina and botte. 🍷

📚 And there’s a FREE worksheet with vocabulary exercises at the end of the article, so you can practise the new words and actually remember them!

👉 Read, learn & download the free exercises

://italiantogether.substack.com/p/04-beyond-the-textbook-settembre?r=32u765&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

04 · Beyond the Textbook |🍇 Settembre in Italia: è tempo di vendemmia! Dall’uva al vino: dentro una tradizione tutta italiana 🍇

🇮🇹 Preparing for the CELI B1 speaking exam?

Describing a picture may seem simple… until you have to do it in Italian under exam pressure. 😅

In my new article, you’ll learn how to structure your picture description, how to start, what useful phrases to use, and how to keep talking even when you don’t know a word.

🎁 PLUS: FREE DOWNLOAD!
I’ve created a practical worksheet to help you practise picture description step by step before your CELI B1 exam.

Read the article + download the free worksheet 👇

https://italiantogether.substack.com/p/celi-b1-speaking-exam-how-to-describe?r=32u765&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

🥛 Hot or cold milk? It sounds like a tiny detail… until you discover it can be cultural!

In this week’s Italian Quick Bite, we’re talking about 🇮🇹 Italian breakfast habits: hot milk, cookies, cappuccino, caffellatte and the essential art of inzuppare.

A little culture + useful everyday Italian vocabulary.

👉 Read it for free on Substack!

03 · Beyond the Textbook |🥛 Latte caldo o freddo? Una piccola differenza culturale Come si fa colazione in Italia :)

How many ways can you say “trash” in Italian?

🗑️ Spazzatura is the standard word, but depending on where you are in Italy, you might hear monnezza, rumenta, rusco, scovazze…

Same thing. Completely different words.

In this week’s Quick Bite, we’re taking a tiny trip around Italy through one very ordinary word.

Do you know any other regional words for spazzatura?

02 · 🇮🇹 Quick Bites – Quanti modi ci sono per dire “spazzatura”? Rusco.

🇮🇹 DA, PER or FA? Still mixing them up?

A quick FREE Italian lesson + a simple interview you can answer out loud to practise speaking. 🎙️

Read, practise and start using them with confidence! 👇

Studio italiano DA, PER… quanto tempo? 🤔 Three little words, one big Italian struggle: how to talk about time without mixing them up

☕ Why do Italians drink their coffee standing at the bar?

Find out in the new Beyond the Textbook...
with a FREE article, podcast and vocabulary to practise your Italian! 🇮🇹🎧

🇮🇹 Learning Italian?

I share FREE articles, podcasts, vocabulary lists and quizzes to help you improve your Italian through real language and everyday culture.

Everything is free on my Substack!
I hope you'll find something useful. ☕📚

https://italiantogether.substack.com/p/02-beyond-the-textbook-un-caffe-per?r=32u765&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=post%20viewer

🇮🇹 DAI! One word, a thousand meanings. 👀

Do you know how Italians actually use it?

🎧 Free Italian articles, podcasts & vocabulary on my Substack 🤍

https://italiantogether.substack.com/p/01-quick-bites-dai-una-parola-mille?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=32u765

Come and learn some Italian with me! 😊🇮🇹

🐟 What do fish have to do with Italian?

Discover 3 expressions Italians actually use and learn the language beyond the textbook 🇮🇹

🎧 Full episode + transcript on Substack → link in bio!

👇 YOUR TURN: Do you have a funny expression with 🐟 in your language? Tell me in the comments!