SEASON 2 COMING SOON in Spring 2025!! Stop wishing you could speak Italian... And dive right into la dolce vita! Go beyond the basics with our story-based podcast that covers the culture, idioms, grammar and vocabulary of Italy. Season 1 episodes feature a dialogue between American tourists and local Italians they meet in Rome, and then a lively roundtable with hosts Erin and Elisa. Season 2 (comi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Places & TravelEducationSociety & CultureLanguage Learning |
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In the last episode of Season 1, Julie and Dani leave Rome on a train bound for new adventures in Orvieto. Small talk – and a little argument – with fellow passengers adds more local Italian flair to their Italian journey.
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After visiting the Colosseum, Julie and Dani go shopping at an outdoor market in Rome, then shop for shoes at a boutique. They also have a bit of fun chatting with “ragazzi” dressed as gladiators.
In our roundtable, Elisa shares an i... more
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Julie and Dani go to a pharmacy and learn about all natural Italian cosmetics to help soothe skin, repel mosquitos and much more.
Later on, Elisa teaches us everything we need to know about disgusting things… namely, the word for “d... more
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The Do’s and Don’t’s of eating in Italy! In this very special episode of Postcards from Italy, Julie and Dani enjoy a lively dinner discussion with their new friends that includes a hilarious idiom about why old chickens are preferabl... more
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I have to say thank you for the Postcards from Italy Podcast. It is an inspiring format, and the best one I have found to support Italian learning… fun, easy listening, and diving into the culture and idioms of the bella lingua.
I have been learning Italian for a year and 5 months using Duolingo. After 5 months, we went to Sicily, and I got by and had some simple conversations with people who complimented me, an English guy (we are renowned for being monolingual!), on how well I was getting o... more
Thank you, using Babel is good, listening to conversations and the recaps are fantastic.
Looking forward to the season 2.
I’ve completed the first section of Italian on Duolingo, and I could barely pick out or understand more than one or two words at a time in this podcast. How disappointing for me, I feel like I’ve wasted so many hours on Duolingo and I can’t understand anything in this “beginners podcast.”
What a fantastic podcast!!! Easy to listen to and funny as well! Please record more!
I have been taking Italian lessons for a while and using apps like DuoLingo. This podcast is a great compliment to those other tools. I especially like the story-based approach, the idioms and cultural notes. It is nice to learn more than just vocabulary and grammar but also the context and culture through a fun and engaging story.
Grazie mille
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