[B1] European Road Trip – Italian Listening Practice

In this episode, I share a one-week road trip across Central Europe, traveling by car from Italy to Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary and Austria.

You’ll listen to natural, spontaneous Italian while discovering:

• what it’s like to travel by car in Europe

• differences between Italian highways and the vignette system abroad

• fuel prices, borders and practical travel tips

• first impressions of cities like Trieste, Ljubljana and Zagreb

• cultural differences and small everyday travel moments

This episode is ideal for Italian learners who enjoy travel stories and cultural insights, told in a calm, reflective and authentic way.

🎧 Perfect for improving listening skills with real-life Italian.

👉 If you want the transcript with translations of difficult words and exercises, you’ll soon find it on my Patreon.

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[B1] Why do Italians often say “I’m from Naples” or “I’m from Florence” instead of “I’m Italian”?

In this episode, we explore campanilismo, the strong local identity that shapes Italian culture, language and everyday life.

You’ll discover:

• what campanilismo really means

• why local identity is often stronger than national identity in Italy

• how history, geography, dialects and food influence the Italian mindset

• why Italians feel more “Italian” when they are abroad

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[A2–B1 ] Some Italian words don’t really exist in other languages.

In this episode, you’ll discover untranslatable Italian words and expressions that are deeply connected to Italian culture, habits and everyday life.

Words like abbiocco, boh, magari, mammone, gattara, apericena and ti voglio bene may look simple, but their real meaning goes far beyond a direct translation.

This episode is perfect if you’re learning Italian and want to:

• improve Italian listening skills

• understand Italian expressions used in real life

• learn how language reflects Italian culture and mindset

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