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5. Sparkling or Still? (That’s Amore!)

  Level: That's Amore!

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Jane’s “Nonna Rina” (Grandma Rina) is a very active woman: she likes the outdoor, biking, hiking, traveling, and her favorite destination is “Le Cinque Terre”, a wonderful group of five villages surrounded by hills on the Liguria’s coast. – When Jane heard the news we’re about to give you she said to herself: “Grandma Rina, this is for you!” – So here it is, a great “eco-friendly” piece of news about the wonderful “Cinque Terre” that you can use to improve your Italian. Enjoy!

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That’s Amore! – Episode #5

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• Level: That's Amore!
• Topics: environment, news
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20. How To Go Green (HTI)

  Level: How To Italian

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Alan, one of the most active LearnItalianPod VIP subscribers, sent us a super-nice email. He says: “Nowadays, everyone is talking about the best ways to go green – that is, doing things to help the environment, and in general, being eco-friendly. So, how about an episode on how to go green, so we can learn and practice new Italian words and sentences while at the same time we can be reminded about this very important matter…” – Terrific suggestion, Alan. So, let’s find out how to go green – in Italian!

How To Italian – Episode Nr.20

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• Level: How To Italian
• Topics: environment, how-to
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