Nov 2024
Italian Fashion as it Relates to Italian Culture - Made in Italy, Luxury vs Fast Fashion, and How Italians Dress Described by CEO of Stefano Ricci in Florence, Italy
(VIDEO AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY AND YOUTUBE) In Italy, dressing well is more than just a fashion statement. Stefano Ricci's CEO, Niccolò Ricci, explains the deep-rooted traditions and cultural nuances of Italian style. While revealing insights into one of Italy's most prestigious lux ... Show More
40m 41s
Oct 2024
Weddings in Italy - Italian Wedding Traditions, Food, Superstitions, Gifts, Attire, Party Favors, Stories, and More
How are weddings in Italy different than weddings in America? As an American that recently got married in Italy, host Catrin Skaperdas noticed a lot of cultural differences between weddings she had experienced in the U.S. and traditions in Italy. Join newly-wed American host Catr ... Show More
37m 4s
Jul 2025
How to Eat Like an Italian | Italian for Travelers | S2 Ep14
In today’s episode, Elisa explains how eating in Italy is less about the food and more about the art, traditions and social aspects of the Italian culture. We learn about the categories of meals and snacks, as well as how to order food and coffee like an Italian. But to get the m ... Show More
40m 49s
Aug 2024
#146: Il Pasto Tradizionale Italiano (Italian Only)
<p>Il pasto tradizionale italiano è un’esperienza culinaria ricca e variegata, che riflette la cultura e le tradizioni del paese. Si articola in diverse fasi, ciascuna con piatti distinti, dall’antipasto al dolce finale.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Explor ... Show More
7m 19s
Trying to learn Italian, dream of learning the language, or have Italian roots? Roberto Cittadini, an Italian teacher for 30 years, explains why learning the language is the key to unlocking Italy. Imagine understanding Italian conversations around you, appreciating the culture more, and making Italian friends effortlessly.
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<p>In Italian, “più”, “di più”, and “in più” express “more” or “additional” but differ in context: comparisons, additional amounts, or indicating something extra beyond expectations.</p><br><p>Start learning Italian today!</p><br><p>1. Explore more simple Italian lessons: <a href ... Show More
