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| Italian For Travelers #8  | The euro is the common currency for participating countries in the European Union, including Italy.
In the About.com Italian Language forums a member offers some tips to Americans traveling in Italy. Plus, listen to an audio phrasebook with vocabulary related to sight-seeing (il giro turistico), and how to conjugate Italian verbs like a native. Buon viaggio! | | | The Basics | The Euro
The euro is the common currency for participating countries in the European Union, including Italy.
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| | Survival Phrases | By Train
Indispensable words and phrases for travelers, spoken by a native Italian speaker.
| | How To's | How To Conjugate Italian Verbs Like A Native
Verbs are essential to communicating in any foreign language, and Italian verbs have a consistent, logical pattern of conjugation. These quick, step-by-step instructions will explain the three Italian verb categories, suggest ways to begin your studies, and teach you how to conjugate verbs like a native.
| | Audio | Sight-Seeing / Il Giro Turistico
Build your vocabulary with a glossary of essential terms related to sight-seeing while listening to a native Italian speaker.
| | La Cucina Italiana | The Manicotti Incident: Speaking (Southern) Italian American
When I was in the second grade, we were given a penmanship evaluation in which we were asked to write about our favorite food. Mine was manicotti, but I had no idea how to spell it. So, I asked my teacher.
| | Forums: Traveling To Italy | Tips For Travelers To Italy
"I've been thinking of all those little things that might be confusing to an American in Italy."
| | Study Tips | Why Learn Italian?
No matter what your motivation - the opportunity to work overseas, cultural exchange in a land steeped in history and culture, researching your genealogy, or studying other topics such as Italian literature or art history - you can discover new worlds when learning Italian.
| | Learning To Speak Italian in Italy | Getting Limoncello
Enjoying her last night in Rome, Bonnie receives a compliment and makes a promise to return to Italy. Only next time maybe she'll stay a long, long time and finally become fluent.
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