Italian

Love and Valentine’s Day in Italy – That’s Amore!

Camilla Palermo

On this special occasion, lovers worldwide gift each other candy, flowers, and presents in the name of St. Read More >>

A Merry, Italian Christmas – Holiday Traditions You’ll Love

Camilla Palermo

Christmas in Italy is a big, big deal. Read More >>

How to Learn Italian on YouTube

Chad Emery

Are you looking for a way to augment your Italian learning? Read More >>

Spring Zoom Backgrounds From Around the World

Pimsleur Team

It's Time to Give Your Zoom Backgrounds A Fresh Spring Update! Read More >>

8 Romantic Things to Say in Italian

Pimsleur Team

Ready to Proclaim your Undying Love this Valentine's Day? Read More >>

Holiday Zoom Backgrounds From Around the World

Pimsleur Team

Deck the Virtual Halls and Celebrate Your Love of Language, Heritage, and Travel with Our Fun and Festive Zoom BackgroundsVirtually celebrating the holidays again this year? Read More >>

Customize Your Language Learning With Pimsleur – New Premium App Features

Mary Green

The Pimsleur Premium App Keeps Getting Better! Read More >>

Fun Zoom Backgrounds to Inspire Your Language Learning

Siobhan Wood

Travel on Hold? Read More >>

Easter 2020 – How Italians Are Keeping The Faith in the Time of Coronavirus

Hailey Ingeman

How COVID-19 is Reshaping Cherished Italian TraditionsWith over 2 billion Christians in the world, there is no doubt that Easter is one of the most recognized religious holidays. Read More >>

Nonna Cures: Traditional Italian Folk Remedies for Colds and Flu

Rebecca Dossantos

Italian Home Remedies and Health Tips to Combat Influenza, Colds, and Other Everyday Ailments If there’s one thing that can throw a wrench in your daily activities, it’s getting sick. Read More >>

How to Write a Love Letter in Italian

Rebecca Dossantos

Express Yourself Romantically in the Most Romantic Language on the Planet! Read More >>

Why Do Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian Seem So Similar? 8 Most Common Questions Answered

Madison Rittenhouse

How Similar are Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian? Read More >>

Africa’s “Little Italy” Christmas Celebration! Eritrean Italian

Rebecca Dossantos

Celebrate Christmas Twice in the African Country of EritreaWhen people think of Africa, images of leaping antelope, arid deserts, vast savannahs, and rich cultures come to mind. Read More >>

Italian Coffee Culture: A Local’s Guide on How to Order Coffee in Italy

Susana Oliveiro

How to Order Coffee in Italy & Avoid Faux Pas (Includes Italian Coffee Vocabulary and Phrases)If there’s something that I’ve learned from living as an ex-pat in Italy (and being married to an Italian), it’s that Italians take their coffee very seriously. That’s why learning how to order coffee in Italian is as complex as the scintillating aromas emanating from your freshly pulled espresso. Read More >>

Argentine Slang: The Definitive Guide to Lunfardo (+Quiz)

Madison Rittenhouse

What is Lunfardo? Read More >>

5 Best Things to Do in Capri, Italy

Molly Shunney

The island of Capri, in the Bay of Naples in Italy, is one of forthright charm and glamour. Read More >>

Beginner’s Guide to Snowboarding in the Swiss Alps

Molly Shunney

First Time Snowboarding TipsSpring is probably the best time of year to learn to snowboard. Read More >>

Bologna – Hip Bars and Good Eats

Paolo Dagonnier

Just 35 minutes by train from Florence, 75 from Milan and 87 from Venice, Bologna Italy is an unsung gem on most tourists’ travel routes. Read More >>

Top 10 Unusual Sites to Visit when you Travel to Italy (Part 2)

Francesco Castellano

Beyond the Gondolas and the Colosseum: Top 10 Offbeat Sites to See When you Travel to Italy In choosing my Top 10 places to see on your travel to Italy I purposely avoided Rome, Florence, and Venice, the cities most visited by tourists on their first travel to Italy. If you've missed Part 1 of my Top 10 places to visit when you travel to Italy, you can check it out here. Otherwise, let's continue with the 5 remaining off the beaten path destinations in Italy. Read More >>

Top 10 Unusual Sites to Visit when you Travel to Italy (Part 1)

Francesco Castellano