Moon: Earth's natural satellite that lights up the night sky.
Tag: italy
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Italian Word of the Day! – Libro
Book: A collection of pages filled with stories, knowledge, or adventures.
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Italian quotes about love – “L’amore è il linguaggio universale del cuore.”
Italian quotes about love - "L'amore è il linguaggio universale del cuore."
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Italian Idiom of the Day! – Tutto il mondo e’ paese
Italian Idiom of the Day!: Tutto il mondo paese
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Italian Word of the Day! – Pizza
Pizza: A mouthwatering dish with a crispy crust, topped with cheese and various ingredients.
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Italian quotes about love – “L’amore è una fiamma che arde senza essere vista.”
Italian quotes about love - "L'amore è una fiamma che arde senza essere vista."
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Italian Idiom of the Day! – Chi dorme non piglia pesci
Italian Idiom of the Day!: Chi dorme non piglia pesci
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Italian Word of the Day! – Deserto
Desert: A barren and arid region with little or no vegetation.
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Italian quotes about love – “L’amore è il respiro dell’anima.”
Italian quotes about love - "L'amore è il respiro dell'anima."
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Italian Word of the Day! – Sole
Sun: The radiant ball of light in the sky that warms the Earth.
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Pavarotti to Puccini: Italian Opera in the Modern Era
In the grand tapestry of musical history, few nations have left as indelible a mark on the world of opera as Italy. From the soaring arias of Giuseppe Verdi to the breathtaking performances of Luciano Pavarotti, Italy's opera legacy stands as a testament to centuries of artistic brilliance and passion.
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The Grand Tour an ancient tradition!
Italy has always been a fascinating place for many, rich of history and culture. The idea of tourism as we know it today was born during the Renaissance, it started when British wealthy young people (around 21 years old), usually accompanied by a tutor, went on a long journey through Europe with Italy being the final stop and main attraction.
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The Bloody Origin of Valentine’s Day – Between Paganism and Christianity
February is widely considered as the month of love and romance. Everybody knows that Valentine’s Day is celebrated worldwide on 14th February. Chocolates, greeting cards with Cupidos, flowers and gifts, heart shaped goods are exchanged between lovers. Not too many know the origin behind the sweet festivity, that comes from Christian and ancient Roman traditions, and it’s quite gruesome though!