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21. The Ubiquitous Word “CHE” (5 Minutes A Day)

 May 31st, 2010

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Learn Italian with LearnItalianPod.com — VIP Member Luna sent us some great feedback. She says: “If there’s one word in the Italian language that’s truly used everywhere, that is the small word “che”… and what makes it interesting (and somewhat confusing!), is that this small little word can have several different functions within a sentence. - So, Jane & Massimo, why don’t you tell us once and for all everything we need to know about this ubiquitous word?”

Luna, you asked, we listened! Let’s learn how to use the important word “che” and let’s practice a lot of useful, ready-to-use example sentences. Enjoy!

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5 Minutes A Day - Episode #21

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• Difficulty Level 5 Minutes A Day
• Topics: conjunctions, pronouns
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9. Il Sorpasso (Advanced)

 August 24th, 2008

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Learn Italian Online with LearnItalianPod! Here’s episode number 9 of the new, fun, and exciting way to learn “Advanced Level Italian”. Based on famous Italian movies and almost entirely spoken in Italian, this series will help you in becoming fluent in Italian while discovering what Italian culture is all about! This time we’ll talk about “Il Sorpasso” (literally “the overtaking”), a film filled with humor and sadness that depicted in great reality the sweet but at the same time bitter life of the 60’s in Italy. Enjoy!

Advanced Level - Lesson Nr.9

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• Difficulty Level Advanced
• Topics: conjunctions, movies
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