Stop translating in your head and start speaking Italian for real with the only audio course that prompt you to speak.
To find out what is on in Milan at the moment, you may find the Angloinfo site quite handy. I shall also add it to my side bar. Or you could try to aptly named ‘What’s on When‘ site, which will tell you, er, what’s on and when it is on in Milan.
October was a great month, some rain but predominantly warm and sunny. 20 degrees C. I can't complain,
Italy’s regional election results are in. Silvio Berlusconi and his ally, Umberto Bossi have cause for celebration. Italy’s right led by inimitable Mr Media Berlusconi has claimed a victory which in times of hardship, and in the face of endless sleaze and corruption scandals, has surprised some in Italy.
Italy is reeling in shock today after the Vatican announced its decision to move the headquarters of the
Just before the New Year arrived I pondered who my own personal Italian of the decade might be. My thoughts evolved from discussions into a poll, and here are the results, along with an apology for certain omissions.
Oh joy! My other half wandered into the internationalish supermarket near us on Saturday and rang me up to ask me if the brand of
The good news is that a couple of young Italian women who had been kidnapped, reportedly by Al Nusra, the Syrian arm of Al Qaeda, have
Transparency International has now published its 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index, the results of which have been published in Italy’s press. There’s good and bad news
I recently wrote about my visit to the lovely village of Lillaz in the Italian Alps last weekend. Well, down the road from Lillaz is Cogne – which has, apparently, been discovered by Russians.
