Are you looking for Lego sets with Italian themes online? You’re in the right spot. I’ve searched for you. Here are all the collections that will make you think of Italy. Italian Lego sets come in three groups: a.) Current Lego sets: Ones you can buy on Lego’s website. b.) Retired Lego sets: Ones that used to be on Lego’s website but aren’t anymore. c.) In review Lego sets: Ideas for Lego sets that people are voting on to see if Lego will sell them someday. Current Lego sets Now, let’s start with the simple ones. Here are the Lego sets you can buy right now, directly from Lego’s website. They ..read more

LanguaTalk is a new platform in the language tutoring space. You can hire a teacher to have 1-on-1 conversations in your target language and receive feedback. Have you heard about iTalki? Well, LanguaTalk’s focus is to bring top-quality teachers to the iTalki concept. LanguaTalk started in 2021. But despite its short history, it’s getting popular fast! Diving deeper into LanguaTalk LanguaTalk is a start-up that offers 1-on-1 language lessons with experienced tutors.  The platform currently supports 16 languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, Portug ..read more

Many folks from Northern Europe and Anglo-Saxon countries often see Southern Europe as a blend of beautiful scenery, healthy food, lovely buildings, and sunny weather. Thus, they tend to lump Italy and Spain together. But in this post, we’re going to look beyond the basics. We won’t just discuss obvious facts like “Spain speaks Spanish, and Italy speaks Italian.” Disclaimer: these are my thoughts, and I’m sorry if readers from Spain or Italy find them offensive. No hard feelings. Before we start, let me say that Spain and Italy are lovely places to visit. They have lots of connections in histo ..read more

Do you want to cash out your hard earn Flitto points? Are you wondering how to convert your Flitto points to cash? Read on! This post will answer all your questions on this topic. How much is one Flitto point worth? One Flitto point is equivalent to 0.0007 USD. Wow, that sounds pretty low. However, doing some damage control after that statement, it must be noted that the lowest sum one can receive for a simple task on Flitto is 5 points. Regularly it’s around 100 to 400 points. So, let’s do the math. To muster the grand total of a single dollar, you need to accumulate 1,450 points. There are t ..read more

In Italy, coffee is not just a mere source of morning energy; it’s an intrinsic part of their culture. Italians have transformed coffee-making into an art form grounded in tradition and simplicity. When coffee entered Europe, Italy took the front seat in coffee making. They poured years of craftsmanship into it and reaped their authentic, unique blends. In Italy, coffee shops are called bars. Most Italians go to bars to drink coffee and not alcoholics. Many traditional bars pass down for generations within families. You see, locals hold authenticity in high regard. And they prefer good old Ita ..read more

Welcome to our Rosetta Stone review. We speak not of the stele composed of granodiorite that contains a trilingual decree from Memphis in 196 BC (that unlocked secrets of ancient inscriptions). No, we speak of the language-learning software that drew its name from that black rock. Is Rosetta Stone that expensive course that’ll cost you an arm and a leg? Well, it used to be costly. But they have been lowering their price consistently, and currently, their price tag is similar (even lower) than most language-learning courses. A distinctive feature of the Rosetta Stone platform is that it is one ..read more

Memrise is a language-learning app that makes studying a game! Just like Duolingo and Busuu. Welcome to our Memrise Review. The app was launched in 2010 by Ed Cooke, Ben Whately, and Greg Detre – and let me tell you, they were on top of the world. Memrise became available on Android and iOS in 2013. And there’s also a browser version. They were racking up users faster than a chef chopping onions. And after a whole decade of existence, Memrise claims to have a user base of over 40 million people in 189 countries. That’s like the entire population of Canada using the app! But hold on folks. Let ..read more

Have you heard of Italianissimo? It’s a BBC series from the ’90s, back when people still wore fanny packs and thought mullets were cool. The show’s goal was to teach beginners all about the language and people of Italy – because, let’s be real, nothing screams “Italy” like a British TV show! But don’t let the cheesy ’90s vibe fool you, Italianissimo is actually pretty legit. It covers all the basics like introductions, socializing, and making requests – you know, all the stuff you need to know before you can even order a pizza in Italy. And it’s appropriate even for absolute beginners. Italia ..read more

So, you wanna learn Italian, huh? Well, you’re in luck, because there are so many ways to do it these days. You can listen to Italian podcasts, belt out some Italian tunes, read along with Italian audiobooks, and even use fancy-schmancy Italian apps! But have you ever thought about adding some spice to your learning with online games? I mean, who doesn’t love games, am I right? It’s like learning, but without all the boring stuff. Plus, you get to be a total boss at these games AND learn Italian at the same time. It’s a win-win, people! So, get ready to level up your Italian skills, and level ..read more

How old is too old to learn a language? Are you ever too old to learn a new language? Most people believe that if you wanna learn a language, you gotta start early. And there is truth to that if your goal is achieving native status. But languages exist to enable us to communicate. And the good news is that you are never too old to learn a language to communicate with others. That’s right, even if you’re older than Betty White, you can still learn to speak Italian or Spanish or even Klingon if you want to. And here are some reasons why you are never too old to learn a language. People ..read more