Days of the Week in Italian (Pronunciation + Examples)
If you want to learn Italian—for your next vacation in Italy, for work, or just for fun—start with the basics! Knowing the days of the week in Italian is key to making plans with Italian friends, understanding which […]
Read MoreHow Any Learner Can Get the B1 Italian Certificate
If you’ve always been fascinated by the Italian language and wish to pursue exciting career opportunities in Italy and abroad, then an Italian language certificate can make your dreams a reality. If you are fluent in Italian, there […]
Read MoreHow to Speak Italian (And Not Just with Hand Gestures!)
We've got some great tips and techniques to help you practice speaking Italian and make quick progress, so you can start speaking with locals.Spoken Italian MasterClass Now Available – Speak with Confidence
Our newest MasterClass is now available for our users who are learning Italian and want to improve their speaking skills! The Speak Italian with Confidence MasterClass will help you improve all aspects of your spoken Italian language skills. […]
Read MoreNumbers in Italian Study Guide
You may already feel pretty comfortable with numbers in Italian, but just to be sure, try to answer all these questions: How old are you? What time is it? When is your birthday? If you had any trouble, […]
Read MoreHello in Italian and Other Greetings
Ciao, bella! Like any language, learning how to say hello in Italian is a great place to start. Italians are known for being friendly and having a welcoming attitude, but the way you choose to say hello can make […]
Read MoreHow to Roll Your R in Italian, A MosaLingua Pronunciation Guide [VIDEO]
Just like the Spanish r, the Italian r rolls, too. In the video below, our Italian teacher Mara explains how to roll your r in Italian. She also shares 5 tips and some exercises to do at home […]
Read MoreThe Most Useful Italian Verbs… and How to Avoid Them [VIDEO]
The modal verbs potere, volere, and dovere are among the most commonly used verbs in Italian. The only “problem” is that they’re also irregular verbs… In other words, not so easy to learn. In this video, Mara, MosaLingua’s Italian teacher, gives you […]
Read MoreDive into the Story of “L’Uomo Senza Nome” and Improve Your Italian Listening Skills
Since MosaSeries English was such a huge success, we are excited to announce MosaSeries Italian: L’Uomo Senza Nome, for, you guessed it, improving your Italian listening skills! Read on to find out more about MosaLingua’s newest course…How to Talk in the Future in Italian | Italian Grammar Hacks
In Italian, the future is used to talk about things that have not happened yet or things that are not sure. There are many ways to talk about future actions in Italian. How To Talk In The Future […]
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