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Italian food – Pumpkin Risotto

Sos Italian Cooking: Pumpkin Risotto

Last Modified: August 31, 2015

One of the reasons tourists love Italy so much is food. Today I want to share with you my family’s recipe for pumpkin risotto, taken from my new book Sos Italian cooking. Ingredients 300 g (10.58 oz) Arborio rice 300 g (10.58 oz) fresh pumpkin 3 slices of onion 50 g (1.76 oz) unsalted butter …

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Category: Culture, Italian food and drinksTag: italian food, Italian recipes, Pumpkin risotto, risotto alla zucca, Sos Italian cooking

Learn Italian sounds – the alphabet

The alphabet: Italian sounds

Last Modified: August 31, 2015

Italian is one of the most musical languages in the world. But what are exactly the sounds of this language? Let’s summarize the main ones in the tables below:   ALPHABET EXAMPLES PHONETIC TRANSCRIPTION SIMILAR SOUNDS IN ENGLISH A Animale (animal)  [ani’male] Cup B Bagaglio (luggage)  [ba’gaʎo] Bike C [1] Cane (dog) [‘kane] Cold D …

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Category: Learn ItalianTag: Italian alphabet, Italian language, Italian sounds, learn Italian, the alphabet

Exam preparation: CILS, CELI, PLIDA, CIC

Last Modified: June 23, 2022

After years of study you have finally decided it’s time to get an official certification of your Italian level or to start your exam preparation? That’s good. But maybe you should know a thing or two first. If you are still unsure about the certification you want to get, you should have a look at …

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Category: Italian Language CertificationsTag: CELI, CIC, CILS, Exam, Italian, PLIDA

Italian language certifications (part 2 – PLIDA and CIC)

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Last Modified: June 23, 2022

Italian language certifications certify the level of proficiency of the Italian language a person has.The commonest Italian language certifications are: CILS, CELI, PLIDA and CIC. I talked about CILS and CELI in a previoius article. If you’re interested in CILS and CELI, please read Italian language certifications (part 1 – CILS and CELI). PLIDA PLIDA …

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Category: Italian Language CertificationsTag: Certifications, CIC, PLIDA

Italian language certifications (part 1 – CILS and CELI)

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Last Modified: June 23, 2022

Italian language certifications certify the level of proficiency of the Italian language a person has.The commonest Italian language certifications are: CILS, CELI, PLIDA and CIC. CILS CILS stands for “Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera -> certification of Italian as a foreign language.” It covers six levels, which correspond to the language proficiency levels appearing …

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Category: Italian Language CertificationsTag: CELI, Certifications, CILS

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