Why is coffee called “Espresso” in Italian?
Why aren’t there Spaghetti Bolognese in Bologna?
Why aren’t spaghetti eaten with a spoon?
Is your head full of “whys” that you can’t find the answer to?
Do you want to learn all the secrets of the Italian language, its rules and above all, its special characteristics?
Do you want to be able to read a book or newspaper in Italian?
But most importantly, do you want to be able to communicate with people, feel comfortable when you go into a store, go grocery shopping, or chat in a bar?
This is the course for you: a mix of grammar and conversation accessible to all levels: from complete beginners to people with an advanced knowledge of the language.
The courses give you the opportunity to study the grammar and vocabulary and to learn to use the language in everyday communication.
These are not theory lessons; they are practical lessons, where you can learn the Italian used by Italians, thanks also to tools like music, newspapers and TV.
Various teaching materials are used in the lessons: the textbook is supported and enriched by handouts for the students. There are also listening activities with songs and dialogues, reading newspaper and magazine articles, reading literary texts, watching parts of films, television programs and advertisements.
Les voyages ne forment pas que la jeunesse!
Quelle place accordez-vous à l’évasion, aux aventures vers des lieux inconnus? Est-ce pour vous une source de bien-être, de changements et d’enrichissement personnel?
Aperitivo Linguistico con Claire!
“Full Immersion”
How does travelling or living abroad improve the four language skills?
In what ways can a language student enrich their linguistic capabilities by spending time in a country where the target language is spoken?
Aperitif Time with Cristina!
Our Aperitif Time English conversation lessons are starting up again after the summer break!
This week Teresa will focus on the following topic: Organic food – is it a healthier option? Does the taste justify the price?
Company Courses
“Hallo! Servizi Linguistici” offers companies a focused, effective, and immediate linguistic training program.
Our linguistic training programs are developed according to the specific requirements communicated by the client. We don’t offer standardized courses; instead, we offer...
“TWO” and “ONE” individual courses
These are designed for those who need personalized training based on their specific requirements. They guarantee total flexibility in the choice of the day and time of the course.
The courses can begin at any point in the year. They can be carried out from...
General Italian
GENERAL ITALIAN courses give you the opportunity to study grammar and vocabulary and to learn to use the language for everyday communication. These are not theory lessons; they are practical, where you learn the Italian used by Italians, thanks also to tools like music, newspapers and...
Linguistic Aperitif: what does going to the bar mean to an Italian? Many things!
In the morning, Italians go to the bar to have breakfast: cappuccino or coffee and a pastry: usually this is done standing and in a hurry…work is waiting! At one, a lunch break: a sandwich, something to drink, a coffee...
Do you like music? Do you sing, play, or simply love listening to music?
The course gives you a new way to learn Italian: studying the language through music and songs!
Here are some examples of what Italian music can teach you:
“Viva l’Italia, l’Italia che lavora,
l’Italia che si dispera, l’Italia...
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