Culture
The concept of 'culture' seems to have been invented in Italy. If you are looking for culture, then you are in the right place in Italy. Art, medieval villages, remains of ancient civilizations, traditional festivals and customs; in Italy you will find it all. And the great thing is: it can all be combined with everything else that makes Italy so beautiful: sun, sea and the best food in the world! But at ditisitalie.nl we also pay full attention to modern Italian culture, the do's and don'ts on holiday and the culture of doing business with Italians.
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From A0 to C2: better blogging and starting my language school (part 9)
This is the 9th part of a 10-part series about how it took me 20 years to become a certified Italian teacher. In part 8 you could read about my early years as an Italian teacher, how Italian kept me going in difficult times and why the bond with another country […] More
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Notable words and expressions in Italian (part 3)
Sometimes when you live in Italy you suddenly come across an expression that makes you think: Huh? How strange. What's up with that? Here is the 3rd part with another 5 striking language phenomena. 1. Decaf In the evening after dinner I always order a decaf as they call decaffeinated coffee here. I always look [...] More
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Notable words and expressions in Italian (part 2)
Sometimes when you live in Italy you suddenly come across an expression that makes you think: Huh? How strange. What's up with that? Here is the 2nd part with another 5 striking language phenomena. 1. Palinsesto The rare time that I want to know what is showing on one of the Rai TV channels (the […] More
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From A0 to C2: from blogging to teaching (part 8)
This is the 8th part of a 10-part series about how it took me 20 years to become a certified Italian teacher. In part 7 you could read how I deepened my knowledge of Italian at B2 level in Utrecht and obtained my teaching diploma for history. This blog is about the C1 level. […] More
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Notable words and expressions in Italian (part 1)
Sometimes when you live in Italy you suddenly come across an expression that makes you think: Huh? How strange. What's up with that? In the acclaimed TV program 'Even tot hier', Niels van der Laan and Jeroen Woe provide the explanation in the 1-minute song. Below are also brief explanations for some language riddles and we begin […] More
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