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🎧 In italiano – The podcast for Italian learners 🇮🇹 Welcome to In italiano, the podcast for learners who want to improve their Italian naturally through short, real stories. Each episode helps you build vocabulary, understand native speech, and feel more confident when you speak. 🎯 Perfect for levels A1–B1 ✨ Listen to authentic Italian 🗣️ Learn useful expressions and everyday phrases 📚 Practice with comprehension quizzes and notes 👉 How it works: Listen to the story twice, then do the quizzes! In the description, you’ll find useful vocabulary, expressions, and grammar tips to help you understand and speak naturally in Italian. 💬 Want to practice more? Book a lesson with me on italki... we’ll learn in italiano, together. 🇮🇹
01. A Presentation – Italian Listening Practice (A1)
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🇮🇹✨ The Italian “L” Sound — Light and Clear, Not Heavy One interesting thing I’ve noticed while teaching Italian is that many English speakers pronounce the L sound a bit too “heavy.” For example, in words like film, bella, or nella, the Italian L should be light and clear, not dark like in English words such as milk or ball. 🗣️ In Italian, the tongue touches just behind your upper front teeth — the airflow goes around the sides of the tongue, making a clear “L” sound. In English, especially American English, the L at the end of words is often “dark” — the back of the tongue moves up toward the soft palate, which gives a heavier sound. 💡 Tip: Try saying bella or nella while keeping the sound at the front of your mouth — don’t pull your tongue back. It should feel lighter, brighter, and clearer.
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