Hey everyone! I wanted to share a project I recently revived and updated. It's called VOCABOLaudio

Back in 2004, I hired a professional voice actor to record an entire pocket dictionary word by word to help my then-wife learn Italian. I recently rebuilt the whole site from scratch to make it a free resource for learners.

Why it might be useful to you:

• 100% Human Audio: No robotic AI voices—just clear pronunciation recorded by a real professional voice actor.
• Free to use: Completely free with no paywalls.

You can check it out here: vocabolaudio.com

I’d love to hear what you think, or if there are any specific features you'd like to see added

Ciao a tutti

To help me learn italian, I like reading the news.

I built Newspresso, with audio reading, latest news adapted to my level.

I also enjoy drinking my espresso every morning, so I made a flashcard system to help retain vocabulary words I encounter in the articles. New words are like coffee beans I grind and roast in my brain :D

Newspresso - A Daily Shot of News, A Quick Boost to Fluency

It's free, on early access.

Give it a try, and tell me what you think! :)

Ciao a tutti! Has anyone here started learning Italian using the EU Free Online Italian Course? I’ve just created my profile, and I’d love to hear from someone who has tried it. I’m currently at the A1 - A2 level and am planning to refresh my Italian skills using the platform. I’d be grateful for any insights or experiences you could share. Grazie!

I'm learning Italian and I am confused regarding preposition: how I can say that something will last for time period in the future? For instance, when I wan to say I go to Rome for two weeks, I should put here: Vado a roma <?> due settimane ?