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Basic Italian – Italian breakfast at home

Basic Italian – Italian breakfast at home

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:1st July 2020
  • Post category:Intercultural Communication
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Learning in context; the most effective and fun way to learn a language How many times have you tried remembering those useful phrases you read from a travel pocket book…

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Basic Italian – Learn Italian into context

Basic Italian – Learn Italian into context

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:25th June 2020
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Learn Italian into context The effective and fun way to learn a language Have you ever noticed how difficult it is to remember Italian vocabulary or phrases when you learn…

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Duolingo versus professional language training, what’s better?

Duolingo versus professional language training, what’s better?

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:26th May 2020
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Here my Duolingo review! Last year, I wanted to brush up on my French which I have a University degree in and it was suggested to me by my French…

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Kids at home on Coronavirus break?

Kids at home on Coronavirus break?

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:26th March 2020
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Keep your children entertained in a fun and productive way by helping them learning a foreign language. To guide you through this exciting learning journey, I have created a beginner…

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Is Italian a good language to learn for business?

Is Italian a good language to learn for business?

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:13th February 2020
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If you are reading this post it is surely because you wonder: is Italian worth learning? Of course the answer is yes!  Below are the reasons why it is a…

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Essential Business Italian Vocabulary and Phrases

Essential Business Italian Vocabulary and Phrases

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:23rd December 2019
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Here are some important Italian business words and phrases, which will prove very handy to know. Some of them are English false friends that is, they are similar to English…

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Italian Values

Italian Values

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:30th October 2019
  • Post category:Italian food traditions/Language and Culture
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Italian Values Why is Italy so special? For centuries the place we call Italy was made up of small countries characterised by different traditions and customs that became unified only…

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Italian Alphabet

Italian Alphabet

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:5th August 2019
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The Italian alphabet The Italian alphabet is composed of 21 letters. The extra 5 letters are used to write words of foreign origins and are the following: J (i lunga),…

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Come tradurre l’espressione “non vedo l’ora di” in inglese e non solo

Come tradurre l’espressione “non vedo l’ora di” in inglese e non solo

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:21st February 2019
  • Post category:Vivere a Londra
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Come tradurre le espressioni italiane in inglese Siamo abituati a pensare alle difficoltà che l’inglese ci causa quando si devono imparare nuovi concetti, che in italiano non esistono. Raramente pensiamo…

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Modi di dire in inglese che ascolterete solo nel Regno Unito

Modi di dire in inglese che ascolterete solo nel Regno Unito

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:19th February 2019
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Volete sapere quali sono i modi più popolari di dire nel Regno Unito Spesso sentiamo qualcuno dire: "I'm gutted".Sapete cosa significa? A scuola normalmente ci viene insegnato solo l'uso corretto…

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You can if you want – Best ways to pick up a new language

You can if you want – Best ways to pick up a new language

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:18th February 2019
  • Post category:Language and Culture
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Learn how to pick up a new language quickly Despite the fact children are better language learners than adults, there is still hope for us to become fluent in another…

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False: children do not learn a second language overnight

False: children do not learn a second language overnight

  • Post author:Raffaella Palumbo
  • Post published:17th February 2019
  • Post category:Second Language Acquisition
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No learning overnight for children A popular belief is to think that children who are exposed to another language at late stage of bilingual development or after the age of…

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