Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Nella puntata di oggi, vi insegnerò i diversi significati e i diversi utilizzi dell’aggettivo “Bello” in italiano. Questo aggettivo viene spesso utilizzato nelle conversazioni di tutti i giorni, in contesti differenti. è una delle prime parole che s’imparano quando si inizia a studiare l’italiano. Vi auguro un buon ascolto!
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Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! In today’s episode, I'll teach you the different meanings and the different uses of the adjective “Bello” in Italian. This adjective is often used in everyday conversations, in different contexts. It is one of the first words you learn when you start studying Italian. Have a good time listening!


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The Italian Adjective “Bello” - L’aggettivo “Bello” in Italiano

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Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Siamo giunti all’episodio numero cento, wow, come passa il tempo. Abbiamo raggiunto un’altro traguardo! Oggi, continueremo a parlare del Natale in Italia. Sarà una puntata dedicata interamente al lessico. Sentirete diverse parole, tutte legate al periodo natalizio. Per aiutarvi con la comprensione ve le riporterò nella descrizione. Buon ascolto!
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Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! We have reached the hundredth episode, wow, time flies. Another milestone for this podcast! Today, we'll continue to talk about Christmas in Italy. It will be an episode dedicated entirely about Italian Christmas Words. You'll hear several words, all related to the Christmas period. All the words you'll hear during this episode are in the description. Have a good time listening!


Italian Christmas Words:
- Albero di natale (Christmas Tree)


- Luci di natale (Christmas Lights)


- Palline di natale (Christmas Balls)


- Decorazioni (Christmas Decorations)


- Ghirlande (Wreaths)


- Presepe (Nativity scene)


- Statuine (Figurines)


- Regali (Presents)


- Babbo Natale (Santa Claus / Father Christmas)


- Slitta (Sled)


- Renne (Reindeers)


- Camino (Fireplace)


- Vigilia di natale (Christmas Eve)


- Calendario dell'avvento (Advent Calendar)


- Spumante (Traditional Italian Drink)


- Pandoro (Traditional Italian Sweet)


- Panettone (Traditional Italian Sweet)


- Torrone (Traditional Italian Sweet)


- Dolci (Sweets)


- Bevande (Drinks)


- Calze (Christmas Socks)


- Befana (Epiphany)


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Italian Christmas Words - Vocaboli Sul Natale

Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Il natale si sta avvicinando, i due episodi di questa settimana li dedicherò entrambe al Natale, sentirete come questa festa viene festeggiata in Italia. Nell’episodio di oggi vi insegnerò quali sono le tradizioni, curiosità e costumi che ogni anno gli italiani rispettano a Natale. Buon ascolto!
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Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! Christmas is approaching, the two episodes of this week I'll dedicate them both to Christmas, you'll hear how this holiday is celebrated in Italy. In today’s episode I'll teach you what are the traditions, curiosities and customs that every year Italians respect at Christmas day. Have a good time listening!


Christmas traditions in Italy:
1. Il periodo delle feste (Christmas holidays)


2. Natale in famiglia (Christmas with family)


3. Babbo Natale (Santa Claus)


4. Il Presepe (Nativity scene)


YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAFdvNIGqBP9y7ggBRjfotQ
Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/letstalkitalian
Spotify:
https://tinyurl.com/y4dnp6v2
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Christmas in Italy - Il Natale in Italia

Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Nella puntata di oggi, vi parlerò di alcuni colloquialismi italiani che ci permettono di parlare in maniera più naturale e spontanea. I colloquialismi si usano in contesti comunicativi ben precisi. Bisogna fare attenzione al contesto in cui ci troviamo e decidere se è il caso di utilizzarli oppure no. Tutti i colloquialismi che sentirete nel corso di questa puntata ve li riporterò nella descrizione. Dateci un’occhiata!
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Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! In today’s episode, we'll talk about some Italian colloquialisms that allow us to speak in a more natural and spontaneous way. Colloquialisms are used in very specific communicative contexts. We need to pay attention to the context in which we find ourselves and decide whether it is appropriate to use them or not. All the colloquialisms you'll hear during this episode are in the description, take a look! Have a good time listening.


Formal:
- Vai via! (Leave! Go away!)
- Non lo so (I don’t know)
- Sbrigati! (Hurry up!)
- Non importa (It doesn’t metter)


Informal:
- Vattene! Aria! (Get out!)
- Che ne so (Dunno / What do I know?)
- Muoviti! Datti una mossa! (Get moving!)
- Non fa niente (It’s ok)


YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAFdvNIGqBP9y7ggBRjfotQ
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https://anchor.fm/letstalkitalian
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Italian Colloquial Phrases - Frasi Colloquiali

Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Nella puntata di oggi, parleremo di come la parola “Perché” viene utilizzata in italiano. È una parola che viene utilizzata spesso nelle conversazioni di tutti i giorni. Per questo motivo, ho deciso di affrontare con voi questo argomento. Per aiutarvi con la comprensione vi riporterò tutti gli esempi che sentirete nella descrizione di questo episodio. Dateci un’occhiata!
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Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! In today’s episode, we'll talk about how the word “Perché” is used in Italian. It is a word that is often used in everyday conversation. For this reason, I have decided to discuss this topic with you. All the examples you'll hear during this episode are in the description, take a look! Have a good time listening.


“Perché” is generally used to ask for or to indicate the cause, the reason why something happens/doesn’t happen or is done/is not done.
1. Therefore, it is obviously used in direct and indirect questions.
For example:
- Perché vai già via? Non ti piace la festa? (Why are you already leaving? Don’t you like the party?) direct question
- Gli ho chiesto perché andasse già via e se non gli piacesse la festa! (I asked him why he was already leaving and if he didn’t like the party) indirect question


2. We use “Perché” even at the beginning of a sentence to answer those questions with “Perché” and “Come mai” (Why).
For example:
– Perché vai via? (Why are you leaving?) - Perché mi annoio! (Because I’m bored)
– Come mai dobbiamo prendere il treno? (Why do we have to take the train?) - Perché l’auto è dal meccanico! (Because the car is at the mechanic)


But… this is the ONLY case in which “Perché” is put at the beginning of the sentence!
3. In fact, when you have to express the cause of something in a sentence that is not an answer to a question, you can only use “Perché” (because) in the middle of the sentence and never at its beginning.
As a consequence, we’ll say:
- “Mangio perché ho fame” (I eat because I’m hungry) and NOT “Perché ho fame, mangio” (Because I’m hungry, I eat).
- “Ho fatto la spesa perché non avevamo più cibo” (I went shopping because we were all out of food) and NOT “Perché non avevamo più cibo, ho fatto la spesa” (Because we were all out of food, I went shopping).


4. Finally, don’t forget that “Perché” can also be used as a synonym of “Affinché” (so that, in order to). Even with this meaning, it is usually in the middle of the sentence and it is always followed by the subjunctive!
For example:
- Vi correggo perché non facciate più gli stessi errori. (I correct you so that you won’t do the same mistakes anymore)


YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAFdvNIGqBP9y7ggBRjfotQ
Anchor:
https://anchor.fm/letstalkitalian
Spotify:
https://tinyurl.com/y4dnp6v2
Apple Podcasts:
https://tinyurl.com/yy7m5445


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The Italian Adjective “Bello” - L’aggettivo “Bello” in Italiano

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