14 - Il podcast si rinnova! | Do you want to know what’s new?

14 - Il podcast si rinnova! | Do you want to know what’s new?

Author: The Italian Escape - A bilingual Italian-English Language Podcast June 10, 2022 Duration: 30:35

The Italian escape podcast is growing. Do you want to know what’s new?


In the last 3 months, since this podcast started, we were overwhelmed by the support that you showed us.  You let us know, over and over, how helpful this podcast is for you.

That’s why we decided to double our efforts and release a ton of new features to make your Italian learning journey more engaging, easier, and smoother than before!

In this episode we thank you for your support and introduce the many new tools that we are adding to your bilingual language learning toolbox. Newsletters, transcripts, vocabulary lists, videos and more new features are coming for you.

Listen to this episode NOW and find out how is learning Italian with the Italian Escape podcast.


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Imagine trying to grasp the rhythm of a new language while also understanding the soul of the place it comes from. The Italian Escape: A bilingual English-Italian language podcast is built on that very idea. This isn't a formal lesson; it's a relaxed, bilingual conversation between a local Italian and a foreigner who's been there. You'll hear English and straightforward Italian woven together as they discuss everyday life in Italy, the nuances of its culture, the stories from its history, and the character of its people. The approach is designed to take the pressure off, making the journey accessible and genuinely enjoyable for anyone from a curious beginner to an intermediate learner. By listening to this podcast, you absorb the language in context, picking up vocabulary and phrases naturally through real topics and genuine dialogue. It’s about finding the joy in connection, turning what can feel like a daunting task into a small, regular escape to Italy. The conversations are the core-warm, informative, and paced for learning. For those who want to dive deeper, extended support like vocabulary guides is available through their Patreon community, but the main podcast stands on its own as a welcoming gateway. Tune in and let the language unfold around you.
Author: Language: en-us Episodes: 33

The Italian Escape: A bilingual English-Italian language podcast
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Duration: 31:04
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6 - Pasqua in Italia | How does Easter holiday in Italy stand out? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 31:29
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3 - L’Italia non è Roma| How real is … Eat, Pray and Love? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 34:12
Italian culture has been popularized in many ways. We thought of starting a series of episodes called, “How real is…?”, in which we look at foreigners’ perception of Italy through pop culture. In this case, we’ll be expl…
2 - Casa Nostra | How do you best appreciate Genoa? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 32:49
“It’s a city that does not reveal to you everything it can offer at first glance” In this episode, we talk about our home city, or for Angelique’s case, her second home: Genoa, the capital of Liguria. Here are a few thin…