Yesterday I posted .pdf files for the missing grammar from week 3 plus all of the stuff from week 4. Hope you found a minute or two to download your copy to study. Now today week 5 is ready, already! (Don’t forget you have to be a member, and logged-in, to access the free […]
Archives for October 2011
Karolina has finished Italian leve A1 (beginner) – What about you?
Last week Karolina finished her A1 (beginner) course, and has now started A2 (pre-intermediate). Her notes on Week 4 of her course are available on the courses page (don’t forget, you have to be a member, and logged in to see it). I asked her too why she hadn’t studied any grammar in week 3: […]
Week 3 of “Learn Italian with Karolina” now ready to download
Get Karolina’s notes on week 3 of the A1 (beginner) course at our sponsor school here: http://italiano.madrelinguablog.com/courses/ (Don’t forget you need to be logged-in to view the “courses” page) There seems to be lots of vocabulary this week, with translations into English and Polish – so you could learn Polish too!
New Italian language e-book out today: level B1, free download!
Ragazzi! Lucia has done it again, her third Italian e-book is finished and waiting for you on the downloads page (don’t forget you need to be logged-in to reach that page). She’s called it “Campar senza fatica e’ una voglia antica!“ which (obviously) is an Italian proverb, but what exactly does it mean? I […]
Learn Italian with Karolina, week 2 of our FREE online course!
Karolina’s been studying hard all week, and typing up her notes for you to learn from too! Check out the new words and grammar she’s studied this week on our courses page (don’t forget to log-in first – it’s “members-only” content). Hey, do you know anyone else learning Italian who could benefit from Karolina’s […]
Free CILS exercises
It’s always interesting to do a quiz or a test to better know our abilities and limits… This week, we put four new “CILS-style” exercises on the downloads page of the Online Italian Club (thanks Francesca!) at levels B1, B2, C1 and C2. You can get the .pdfs with the exercises and the answers here (sorry […]
