Giulia Blog
This blog is my stage outside the chat. I unpack the language the way I’d tell a smart friend: honestly, with real-life examples, and zero textbook boredom. Binge the posts or drop in before a lesson.
You can also argue with me in the comments. Ask, doubt, try your own phrasing — I reply myself. This blog is for people who want to sound human, not just “finish the unit”.
Every English speaker who starts Italian gets a lovely little head start, and then a nasty surprise. The head start is real: thousands of words are basically free. La musica, il problema, importante — you already know them. But then you meet la camera and discover it's not a camera, it's a room, and that your English…
Read more →You have studied Italian. You recognise familiar words, understand grammar explanations and follow conversations when people speak at a comfortable pace.
Read more →Have you ever started speaking a foreign language, realised that something was wrong, and immediately lost confidence?
Read more →You may already use artificial intelligence every day. You ask questions, explore ideas, translate sentences and get explanations. But does that mean you're learning to speak another language? Not necessarily.
Read more →You've probably already chatted with artificial intelligence.
Read more →Every week a student tells me, half proud and half suspicious: «This is basically English with extra vowels, right?» And every week I have to break the news gently. Yes, la musica and il problema feel like old friends, and la situazione practically introduces itself. But then the same student tries to say «I hope you…
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