
Learn the Italian verb to be (essere) through conjugation practice of sono and forms, with a focus on the accent on e and forming positive and negative sentences with non.
Explore 20 Italian words with double meanings and learn how context reveals the correct sense, strengthening practical grammar and vocabulary for beginners.
Learn how to express needs in Italian using need plus noun or need plus verb, with the same formula and examples like I need to buy a new coat.
Learn to pronounce the Italian nasal sound with guided practice. Apply tongue-position tips, and repeat drills of words like banjo and pina to improve pronunciation.
Learn to use the Italian verb avere to express hunger, thirst, and age, with full conjugations across all persons and practical examples.
Discover four practical uses of the Italian particle che, used in place of other words and before verbs, with examples that show how to express emphasis and avoid repetition.
Learn the meaning and usage of Italian expressions through practical examples. Apply them to say you want both items and like two options.
Learn to use the Italian expression 'to be about to' with an infinitive, its present and past conjugations, and practice with examples like 'is about to go'.
Practice producing the Italian sound through guided mouth positioning, tongue vibration, reading words, and repeating after the instructor to build confident pronunciation.
Practice Italian pronunciation by producing tricky sounds, compare Italian 'table' to English, and use tongue twisters to master articulation. Repeat aloud, record yourself, and review for improvement.
Practice correct Italian pronunciation by shadowing the 'ye' sound, keeping the tongue away from the teeth and the back raised, then tackle a challenging tongue-twister.
Learn to pronounce Italian double consonants with strong emphasis through guided examples and practice. Read and drill words with single, double, and triple consonants to build accurate pronunciation.
Explore how Italian false friends sound like English words yet mean different things, with examples like library, cantina, magazine, and more, through practical quizzes.
Explore more than twenty Italian ways to say thank you, from informal to formal expressions, with practical examples for everyday gratitude.
Master how to answer the phone in Italian with common greetings such as pronto and buongiorno, understand typical responses, and practice a realistic phone conversation.
Learn basic Italian vocabulary and weather phrases, practice two casual ways to ask about the weather, and describe the weather in your town to build confidence.
Explore curiosity in learning Italian by discovering 30 words that sound similar to English and how to construct them, widening your beginner vocabulary through practical quizzes.
Explore how to express feelings in Italian through multiple phrases and idioms, emphasizing tone and context for happiness, sadness, love, and more.
Learn to describe a person in Italian, covering height, weight, eyes, hair, nose, mouth, and head shape. Practice using gender-aware adjectives and respectful expressions, with examples.
Learn the meaning of the idiom and how to use it in daily life. Explore restaurant and shopping examples that show misunderstandings between one thing and another.
Explore the Italian idiom 'oh gee' and its variants, meaning you feel tired and prefer staying home, with conjugation examples and the low battery metaphor to explain usage.
Learn the Italian idiom meaning 'your head among the clouds' and how to conjugate it for all persons, with practical examples showing when you are distracted and not listening.
Explore the top 10 Italian idioms built around verbs, with practical usage and origins. Learn how these expressions convey courage, mood, advantage, and everyday actions through clear examples.
Master the Italian idiom acqua in bocca, meaning 'water in the mouth,' and learn to keep something quiet in the right situation. Use this expression in everyday conversation.
Learn the meaning and usage of a popular Italian idiom about hard-to-lose bad habits, illustrated with examples of smoking and cheating.
Explore the top 10 Italian slang expressions, like Mamma mia and pizza, and learn how these informal phrases convey surprise, relief, boredom, and everyday meaning to sound native.
Speak Italian Assessments is an extention of Speak italian in 15 Lessons Course in where you already had the opportunity to test yourself with its interactive exercises.
Thanks to this course you will have the opportunity to challeng yoursef even more thanks to its more than 400 questions about the italian language contained in its 37 quiz.