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Learning Italian is like embarking on a journey through a world that seamlessly blends the past with the present. Italy, at the crossroads of civilizations, speaks to you not only with the echoes of Ancient Greece and Rome, but also with the warmth of Spain, the rich influence of the Arab world, the heritage of the Germanic and Austro-Hungarian empires. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, every Italian word is a bridge to a history full of art, philosophy, and culture that has shaped the entire world.

Whether you’re traveling, studying, or working, Italian opens the doors to a universe of beauty, history, and opportunities: each word you learn leads you closer to the heart of this timeless and vibrant country, where every step brings a new discovery.

Ciao, sono Giordana 🔆 I’m a passionate polyglot with certifications in Spanish, Portuguese, English, German, and soon French. I studied Languages, literature, and cultural mediation, a journey that has taken me to live in different countries and explore distant cultures. I was born and live in Italy, but my curiosity leads me to travel every year, combining work and volunteering to discover new horizons. I’ve lived in Austria, Spain, Peru, and Brazil, and who knows where the next adventure will take me. Every experience is an opportunity for growth and enrichment, and it’s this passion for diversity that I bring to my courses.

Having been a student myself, I’ve experienced various methods and approaches, learning valuable lessons from each one. This has helped me develop a study style that blends dynamism, engagement, and a solid theoretical foundation. In my lessons, I prepare targeted texts to improve pronunciation and reading skills, followed by text comprehension exercises. I also dedicate some time to grammar, but the main focus is always conversation, which I believe is key to language learning.

I adapt my approach to meet each student’s needs, considering their level and preferences, whether they lean towards a more structured, book-like approach, or a freer, more practical style focused on everyday communication.