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Italian language is hosted by Ilaria Ziccardi. The show has published 256 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "La posizione dell'aggettivo in italiano" (29 September 2026, 16 minutes), "10 espressioni per descrivere una persona (III parte)" (15 September 2026, 15 minutes), and "10 espressioni per descrivere una persona (II parte)" (2 April 2026, 16 minutes).
Italian language publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 256 episodes.
Booking probability for Italian language is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Italian language requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Italian language's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Italian language are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Italian language has an education audience.
Ilaria Ziccardi hosts Italian language, an education podcast with 256 episodes published.
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Episode #256
In today's episode, I'll discuss where to place adjectives in Italian. You probably already know that we usually put them right after nouns. But here is the tricky part: the meaning of some Italian adjectives changes...
n this episode, you’ll find the third part of a series of audios about Italian expressions used to describe people. Today, we’ll focus on expressions that highlight negative mental traits rather than physical...
In this episode, you’ll find the second part of a series of audios about Italian expressions used to describe people. Today, we’ll focus on expressions that highlight positive mental traits rather than physical...
Episode #253
International Women’s Day — known in Italian as Festa della Donna — is celebrated on March 8th with meaningful traditions and powerful symbols. Discover what these symbols are, and let me know in the comments whether...
In this episode, we’ll explore some of the most common and useful Italian expressions used to describe people from a physical point of view. Whether you’re learning Italian for travel, study, or pure passion, these...
Episode #251
In today’s episode, I am going to explain two Italian verbs that correspond to the single English verb “to love.” While both can be translated as “to love,” they carry different emotional nuances and are used in...
Episode #250
In today’s episode, I’m going to explain how to thank people in Italian. This episode was inspired by one of my students, who encouraged me to create something special for the 250th episode of my podcast, Italian...
Episode #249
In today’s episode, I’ll discuss the Italian flag, the meanings of its colors, and its origin. If you’re curious, keep reading! :) Read the script here...
Episode #248
In today’s episode, I’ll provide you with the ultimate guide on how to use bene and buono in the best way possible. I have already talked about these words over time, but because they are still challenging for some...
Episode #247
In today's episode, I'll discuss some words you can use as synonyms to expand your vocabulary and add variety to your speech. If you're curious, listen to this episode and try to memorize the words I've described so...
Episode #246
Do you know San Gregorio Armeno? It’s a famous street in Naples, also known as Via dei Presepi (the Street of Nativity Scenes). It’s a historic area where you can admire handcrafted artworks made by master artisans. If...
Episode #245
Do you know italki? It’s the ultimate tool for learning a foreign language. In the following lines, you’ll find my personal experience with this online platform — both as a teacher and as a student. If you’re curious...
Episode #244
Do you know the difference between sapere and conoscere? What do they mean, and how are they used in Italian? If you have any doubts and want to stop making mistakes, read on! :) Read the script here...
Episode #243
Do you know the word Mica? Have you ever heard of it? In this audio called "Come si usa Mica?", I will explain how to use this word and, to better understand its usage, I will provide several sentences and examples...
Episode #242
What’s the difference between the Italian verbs divertirsi and godersi? Are they the same, or are there small differences between them? Find out the answer by listening to this audio! :) Read the script here...
Episode #241
In today’s episode, I’ll share six pieces of advice to help you improve your Italian effectively. I’ll briefly go over the first five, but I’ll focus more deeply on the last one — the importance of speaking Italian with...
Episode #240
In today’s episode, I’ll explain the difference between two forms that look almost identical: “farsi” and “far sì”. Although they may seem very similar at first glance, their meanings and uses in Italian are completely...
Episode #239
In this episode, I’ll keep exploring the verb fare, showing you a structure formed by "fare + an infinitive verb". Italians often use it to make someone do something. If you’re curious, keep reading to learn more about...
Episode #238
https://ilazed.com/2025/08/27/approfondiamo-il-verbo-fare/Although I have already talked about the verb fare in other articles, this time I will go into it further. In particular, I will discuss a structure that is...
Episode #237
In today’s article, I’m going to talk about two Italian words that often cause confusion: feriale and festivo. Keep reading to find out what they mean and how to use them correctly. :) Read the script here...
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