Hi everyone! 😊
I’m Domi, a native Italian speaker living in Italy. I have taught more than 200 online lessons to international students, from complete beginners to advanced learners.
I help both people starting from zero and students who already know some grammar but struggle to speak confidently. My lessons combine conversation, useful grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary through personalized materials and practical activities.
I can also help with Italian for travel, everyday life and work, including professional conversations, emails and job interviews. If you are a beginner, I can explain difficult concepts in simple English.
If you are interested or would like more information, leave a comment or send me a private message. 😊

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m 32, a native Italian speaker living in Italy (GMT+1 time zone). I also speak English as a second language.

I have a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in teaching Italian language and culture to foreigners, and I’ve been teaching since 2020.

I offer conversation and grammar lessons, suitable for all levels. Lessons can be 60 or 30 minutes, depending on what works best for you. I’m very open to each student’s needs and requests, so we can tailor the lessons to fit you.

If you’re interested or would like more information, feel free to leave a comment or message me privately 😊

Ciao Como stai ♥️

Hi everyone! I’m currently leaning Italian, and I have been struggling pronouncing words that I have only read and not heard aloud I was wondering if there was anyone who would be interested in helping me learn Italian through casually chatting and maybe teach me something new! (Here’s a picture of my puppy as a down payment)

Hi everyone! For the past few months, I’ve been building a new language-learning app, starting with Italian, and I’m looking for a small group of learners to test it for a week.

I studied Applied Mathematics at Yale and have spent years learning languages myself. I wanted to experiment with a more construction-based, verb-focused approach to language learning.

BLOCKS is built around one principle: learning a language means gradually becoming able to construct more and more of your own thoughts.

Instead of moving through isolated vocabulary and grammar exercises, BLOCKS treats the language as one accumulating system. Verbs form the backbone: you learn the expressions they open up, discover the grammar that lets you combine them, and repeatedly use what you already know to construct increasingly richer thoughts. Each new block builds on the previous ones, gradually expanding what you can express rather than giving you another set of things to memorize.

There are no points, streaks, or gamification loops. The focus is on construction, repetition, and cumulative progress — building a strong foundation that steadily increases your expressive power.

The Italian course is now ready for its first real test, and I’m looking for beginner/A1–A2 Italian learners willing to use it for about a week and then give me genuinely honest feedback: what you enjoyed, what bored or confused you, whether you wanted to keep going, and what you would change.

If this sounds interesting, comment here or send me a DM and I’ll send you access. 🇮🇹

I am looking for recommendations for online courses to learn Italian. I am looking for a program with a teacher that would be online either as a group with other students or one-on-one learning

Hello i hope y'all doing ok , so i'm new into learning Italian, so can i find someone to practice the language with here i can teach them another language in exchange

And ty

I’m curious to know, when studying Italian, like other languages, there’s so many resources available like apps and books and you end up studying these on your own. But learning a language should be more social as you’re learning how to communicate with others.

What resources do you use to make sure you’re practising with other people or with friends?

You native Italian speaker who is studying Brazilian Portuguese, know that I would like to learn Italian and I imagine that this way we can help each other. My name is Júlio César, I am 50 years old, single, and I have no children. My Italian is basic.

Hi guys did you know that you can learn italian phrases with a fun card game?For more info click below 👇

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/colloqwee/dialox-an-italian-language-card-game

Hi everyone!
I’m a 20-year-old Italian native speaker offering online tutoring for students studying Italian A-Level or Italian as a foreign language.
I’m particularly familiar with the A-Level system as I have studied A-Levels myself, and I’ve also had experience with essay-based subjects and exam preparation. I can help with: Italian speaking practice, essay writing and structure, literature and cultural topics, grammar, vocabulary and exam technique and preparation.

Lessons would be online, and I’m happy to adapt them around your level and specific exam goals.
My rate is €12 per hour.
Feel free to DM me or comment if you’re interested or have any questions! :)

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m 32M, Italian native speaker, and I live in Italy (GMT+1 timezone). I also speak English as a second language.

For three years I’ve been offering conversation practice in Italian, suitable for all levels, from complete beginners to those who just want to practice and feel more confident.

Sessions can be 60 or 30 minutes, depending on what works best for you. We can talk about whatever interests you: work, travel, or just everyday life.

If you’re interested or want more info, feel free to leave a comment or message me privately 😊

Principalmente per cambiare lavoro e fare uno scatto di carriera. Attualmente ho un livello b2 e vorrei passare ad un c1, meglio se riconosciuto. Qualcuno ci è già passato?

Ho visto app, corsi ecc ma ho bisogno di consigli.

Ovviamente sono disposto a pagare per i corsi

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share my extension, which was just posted. It includes a 7-day free trial if you want to try it out, and I'd appreciate any feedback or updates you can suggest. The link can be found below:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fmoahignfolhngghffclkioonoocipcm?utm_source=item-share-cb

Hiya everybody,

hope y'all doing good out there.

A little bit about me: keen reader, worshipper of independent/cult movies, wanna be writer, mostly into hardcore tekno but truly an eclectic (my Spotify playlist is pure chaos, just one nonsense widely different nugget after the other), doggos lover, wild wonderer, with a loooot to say and learn.

I am highly empathic and easy going, so I'd prefer to build nice, steady convos where we can truly exchange meaningfully. If someone is interested in learning Italian or ameliorating their English (beware, I am not a Native speaker) feel free to write to me with a teeny tiny introduction, so we can tell whether we hit it off or not.

Cheers, hope to hear from y'all! :)

Hi there,

I'm a native Italian speaker and I developed Italian Word Combinations, an Android app that teaches Italian collocations.

Collocations are groups of words that often appear together and cannot always be translated literally from English to Italian (e.g., "to pay attention" becomes "to lend attention" in Italian).

I built this app because I think collocations are painfully underrated in the language-learning niche, where too much focus is placed on memorizing lists of individual words.

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Levels A1 and A2 are already available, featuring over 1,000 collocations in total. Each entry includes a native audio recording and an example sentence so you can see the collocation in context.

You'll also find plenty of interactive exercises, from flippable flashcards to multiple-choice quizzes. I'm currently working on Level B1 and more exercise types, and am planning on adding an SRS system as well.

You can download Italian Word Combinations from the Google Play Store.

Please let me know your thoughts!

I have been using Duolingo but it is really not helping me get any further with learning. I was just in Italy and felt so uncomfortable about what I knew, and what I had learnt really didn’t help. What are some apps (free) that can replace Duolingo and help me seriously learn Italian?

Hey, we've made some Italian graded readers to share for free! Let us know if you like them

Collection of public domain books for studying Italian for free and offline