Getting Acquainted Italian for Travelers S2 Ep4

Postcards from Italy | Learn Italian | Beginner and Intermediate by Postcards from Italy Podcast

May 13, 202500:31:47Education

Today, we begin to connect with Italians, both formally and informally, from exchanging names and phone numbers to basic questions. Elisa also teaches us the difference between the two popular ways of saying “I’m sorry”...

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