VIP Member Sara, who is studying in Siena, Italy, wrote us to tell us of a great field trip she went on to the “Parco di Pinocchio.” – She tells us, “Wow! Pinocchio is truly loved and famous in Italy and now I know why there are little Pinocchio figures being sold on every street corner and store throughout the country.” So, let’s find out just how famous and loved Pinocchio is in Italy and how Italians embrace the story, the author, and little Pinocchio, while we practice lots of useful Italian words and expressions that are sure to take your Italian to the next level. Enjoy!
That’s Amore! – Episode #52

52. At The Pinocchio’s Park (That’s Amore!)

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Have you ever wanted to play a musical instrument? A tradition now for hundreds of years, the piano has heavily influenced every major style of music since its first appearance, thanks to a great Italian inventor from Padua. Let’s learn more about the history of the piano and why everyone should learn to bang out […]

Life is Like a Piano (That’s Amore)

Have you ever wanted to play a musical instrument? A tradition now for hundreds of years, the piano has heavily influenced every major style of music since its first appearance, thanks to a great Italian inventor from Padua. Let’s learn more about the history of the piano and why everyone should learn to bang out a tune or two, while we practice lots of useful Italian words and expressions that are sure to take your Italian to the next level. Enjoy!
That’s Amore! – Episode #58

58. Life is Like a Piano (That’s Amore!)

One of the most magnetic and charismatic stars of the silent era, Rudolph Valentino, once said, “People are not in love with me, but with the picture of me on the screen. I am merely the canvas on which they paint their dreams.”. This time, let’s learn more about the first “Latin Lover” while we […]

The First Latin Lover (That’s Amore)

One of the most magnetic and charismatic stars of the silent era, Rudolph Valentino, once said, “People are not in love with me, but with the picture of me on the screen.  I am merely the canvas on which they paint their dreams.”  This time, let’s learn more about the first “Latin Lover” while we practice lots of useful Italian words and expressions that are sure to take your Italian to the next level. Enjoy!
That’s Amore! – Episode #57

57. The First Latin Lover (That’s Amore!)

The word volcano comes from the name of the Roman god of fire, Vulcan. It is said that Vulcan built a blacksmith workshop under Mount Etna. Whenever Venus is unfaithful, Vulcan grows angry and beats the red-hot metal with such a force that sparks and smoke rise up from the top of the mountain, to […]

52. At The Pinocchio’s Park (That’s Amore!)

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