Folklore pill about an old woman delivering gifts to children throughout Italy on the night of January 5, Epiphany Eve or the Befana. Con questo podcast intendo presentare un mito
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Lucio Dalla’s “year to come” as an evergreen song for the holiday season. – Credits: “L’anno che verrà” by Lucio Dalla, 1979.
Vocabulary pill about references to animals such as chimpanzees and gorillas that have much in common with human beings. Credits: “Uh… Uh…” by Adriano Celentano, 1982.
Vocabulary pill about illegal actions taken against women, and counter measures for women’s empowerment. Credits : “Uomini contro” by Simone Symone Bilardo & Jari Ensi Vella, 2013.
Vocabulary pill of words expressing feelings of surprise, pain, horror, and more. Credits: “Magari sì magari no” by Edoardo Bennato (1992) – “Bando” by Anna Pepe and Martin Purcell (2020)
Vocabulary pill about words that describe behaviors and conditions. – Credits : “Simpatia” by Raoul Casadei, 1974.
Grammar point about some pronouns you use in questions when asking for information.
The death day of a worldwide worshipped priest and saint from the 1900s. – Credits: “Tra cielo e terra” by Ennio Morricone, 2000.
Vocabulary pill containing words that translate: godparent, patron, stepparent, stepchild, and godchild. – Credits: “The Godfather” (The Pickup) by Nino Rota, 1972.
Grammar point about a preposition that translates several different ones in languages other than Italian. – Credits: “Vengo da te” by Leonardo Pari, Sergio Vallarino, Stefano Cecchi, 2015.