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8. Lost In The Crowd (Listen Up & Learn)

  Level: Listen Up & Learn

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Learn Italian with www.LearnItalianPod.com – Episode #8 of the extra-useful “Listen Up & Learn” lesson series is entitled “Lost In The Crowd” – Listen to a very important announcement made on the public-address system of a busy Italian department store and train your ears to listen and truly understand the Italian language! — Then, after listening to the announcement, take the “7 Question Challenge” and test your comprehension and speaking skills by answering to seven questions about the story. Enjoy!

[Featured Extra Bonus: Children & Kids' Talk - VIP Members Only!] Login to the Learning Center to find, as a special extra bonus, a super useful audio file with PDF transcript entitled “Children & Kids’ Talk“, a terrific way to test and improve your knowledge of Italian by practicing listening comprehension and pronunciation. – Learn some useful words & sentences you need to know when traveling to Italy with children and kids.

Listen Up & Learn – Episode #8

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• Level: Listen Up & Learn
• Topics: children, emergencies
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24. I Lost My Wallet! (Upper Intermediate)

  Level: Upper Intermediate

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Learn Italian with LearnItalianPod. Episode #24 of the “Upper-Intermediate Level Series” is entitled “I Lost My Wallet!”. There is nothing than can ruin a day more than losing a wallet, and the thought of all the time one has to waste to report the fact to the police, the bank, close all the accounts, and so on.

So, let’s get very practical and let’s see how to deal with the unfortunate situation of losing a wallet in Italy. We sure hope this will never happen to you, but you know how they say, “better safe than sorry”. We’ll learn a lot of new, useful vocabulary, and on the grammar section, we will review some of the most interesting expressions from the dialogue giving grammar rules and extra examples. Enjoy!

[LearnItalianPod VIP Members Extra Bonus!] Login to the Learning Center to download Audio & PDF Transcript of the “must-know” Italian reflexive verb “Divertirsi” (to enjoy oneself, to have fun), and some of the most common and useful idiomatic expressions that use this important verb.

Upper Intermediate – Episode Nr.24

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• Level: Upper Intermediate
• Topics: emergencies, money
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49. Going To The Doctor (Intermediate)

  Level: Intermediate

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Learn Intermediate level Italian with LearnItalianPod! In today’s episode we will talk about doctor’s visits, flu and grandmother’s remedies. One of our subscribers, Emanuela from Montreal, is back from Italy. At some point during her trip she caught a bad flu and went to see a doctor. Doctor Ricci was great, and she was back on track in no time, thanks to medications, vitamins, and… grandmothers’ remedies. Let’s see what Italians do when they get the flu. Enjoy!

Intermediate Level – Lesson Nr. 49

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• Level: Intermediate
• Topics: emergencies, health
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38. Emergency: Call 118! (Intermediate)

  Level: Intermediate

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Learn intermediate level Italian with Podcasts! Today’s episode is about… how to deal with emergencies. Inspired by yet another feedback from one of our listeners — this time is Maria from England, today’s episode will show you how to ask for help in a emergency situation. This episode will complement and expand lesson 38 beginner level that was also dealing with emergencies. As we said already previously, we hope you’ll never need this lesson… but, as Maria says, “better safe than sorry, right?” — We agree, Maria.

Intermediate Level – Lesson Nr. 38

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• Level: Intermediate
• Topics: emergencies, help
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