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February, 2008 
Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com! Today, is our third Advanced Italian Audio Blog. Today Cinzia teaches us about Napoli. This blog is all in Italian, with an accompanying vocabulary section. Be sure to learn more about Napoli from the Italian Cultural Insight section inside the PDF. In this series, we’ll use all Italian blogs to explore the people and places of Italy. Today immerse yourself in Italian, and learn about Napoli, while learning Italian.
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Your global company had been preparing for weeks for a month-long conference in Italy. You were very excited to meet new people, especially in Italy. You already knew a little Italian from speaking to Italian people on the phone over the past few years, and you even started learning a little Italian in your spare time. Then, everything turned into a nightmare overnight as your boss asked that -with your prior knowledge of the Italian language-you be the one to introduce everyone in Italy. As your colleagues arrive at the Italian office, you walk right up to the Italian manager, grab his hand, and plant a huge kiss on each of his cheeks. A little stunned by the affectionate and inappropriate greeting, the Italian man is rendered speechless. After he regains his composure, he pulls you aside quietly-after you have kissed the entire staff hello-and informs you of your embarrassing mistake. Is that how you get promotions in your office?
Learning Italian with ItalianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Italian! This Italian Beginner lesson will prepare you to introduce other people in Italian, both formally and informally, using the Italian verb presentare and the correct Italian indirect object pronoun. You will also learn how to say “both” or “all three” and so on in Italian. Then, we will discuss when Italians feel it is appropriate to kiss in greetings! Don’t forget to stop by ItalianPod101 to pick up extra Italian learning materials…and leave us a comment while you’re there!
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While traveling and meeting new people in Italy, one of the most common questions people want to know is, “where are you from?” Knowing how to answer this simple phrase in Italian is important to communicating with the people in Italy. Using your Italian language skills to ask where someone is from is a pleasant way to begin a conversation. Furthermore, this phrase is essential to getting to know someone better in Italy!
Learning Italian with ItalianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Italian! This Italian Newbie lesson will teach you how to tell people what city or country you are from and how to ask them the same question in Italian. It also covers Italian pronoun usage so you can ask where other people and things came from as well. Finally, learn a little about Rome’s history! Then, stop by ItalianPod101 to pick up even more great Italian learning materials! Leave us a comment while you’re there! 
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Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com. A little Italian can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, ItalianPod101.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! Today we cover another high frequency phrase which will be sure to be of use on your trip, vacation, or travels to Italy. Manners are a must. They are a direct reflection on you and your country when traveling abroad. When using Italian or visiting Italy, the polite Italian phrases are sure to make you look great! 
Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com! Today, is our second Advanced Italian Audio Blog. Today Marco teaches us about Sanremo, City of Flowers. This blog is in all Italian, with an accompanying vocabulary section. Be sure to learn more about Sanremo from the Italian Cultural Insight section inside the PDF. In this series, we’ll use all Italian blogs to explore the people and places of Italy. Today immerse yourself in Italian, and learn about Sanremo, while learning Italian.
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