Martina Moscariello

Lessons will vary according to your skills, what you want to achieve and the reasons you wish to learn Italian in the first place. If you’re looking to learn how to speak for your next holiday or work trip, lessons can focus on dialogues and improving your vocabulary. The conversation topics will vary depending on the scenarios you want to prepare for. If interested in learning how to write, we can focus on Italian grammar starting from the present simple to past and future tenses, how to structure sentences and paragraphs. It really all depends on your needs and goals. More generally, lessons will involve a combination of reading to improve pronunciation, speaking to learn more vocabulary, listening and writing in the form of letters, texts or emails. Of course, it’s also an opportunity to learn about Italian culture and break down stereotypes. I have studied languages throughout my entire life so I understand which methods work and which don’t. I’m also keen to make lessons fun through word games and quizzes. Lessons can be in person or remote depending on location / preferences.