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  1. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    How to Say Good Afternoon in Italian: Buon Pomeriggio (opens the original)

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    Learn how to say good afternoon in Italian with buon pomeriggio — including the pronunciation and the surprise most learners miss: Italians rarely use it in everyday conversation. Join Max and Sofia as they explain when buon pomeriggio actually gets said, plus what Italians reach for instead throughout the day. Don't forget to check out our article "How to Say Good Afternoon in Italian: Your Complete Guide" on the LearnItalianPod website for the full lesson, transcript, and bonus phrases. Powere

  2. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    How to Say I Like in Italian: Mi Piace, Mi Piacciono, and Adoro (opens the original)

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    Learn how to say I like it in Italian with mi piace — plus non mi piace, mi piace tanto, mi piacciono for plurals, and adoro for when you really love something. Join Max and Sofia as they break down the singular vs plural switch, the pronunciation trap in piace, and how to talk about food, music, cities, and everything in between. Don't forget to check out our article " How to Say I Like in Italian: Your Complete Guide " on LearnItalianPod.com for the full lesson, transcript, and bonus phrases.

  3. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    How to Say Cheers in Italian: Salute, Cin Cin, and the Toasting Rules (opens the original)

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    Learn how to say cheers in Italian with salute and cin cin — plus the toasting customs Italians take seriously, from the eye contact rule to the no-arm-crossing rule. Join Max and Sofia as they break down when to use each phrase, how to make a proper toast with brindiamo, and share the seven-years-of-bad-luck superstition every Italian knows. Don't forget to check out our article " How to Say Cheers in Italian: Your Complete Guide " on LearnItalianPod.com for the full lesson, transcript, and bon

  4. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    How to Say Coffee in Italian: Un Caffè Per Favore and the Unwritten Rules (opens the original)

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    Learn how to order coffee in Italian with un caffè, plus cappuccino, macchiato, caffè latte, and caffè corretto — and the unwritten rules that instantly give you away as a tourist. Join Max and Sofia as they break down the coffee vocabulary, share why cappuccino is a breakfast-only drink, and explain the al banco vs al tavolo trick that saves you money and marks you as a local. Don't forget to check out our article " How to Say Coffee in Italian: Your Complete Guide " on LearnItalianPod.com for

  5. Episode · Jul 12, 2026

    How to Say Merry Christmas in Italian: Buon Natale and Beyond (opens the original)

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    Learn how to say Merry Christmas in Italian with buon Natale — plus la Vigilia (Christmas Eve), buon anno, felice anno nuovo, auguri, and the story of la Befana, Italy's gift-giving witch. Join Max and Sofia as they break down the pronunciation, share the traditions that make Italian Christmas special, and get you ready for a full Italian holiday season. Don't forget to check out our article " How to Say Merry Christmas in Italian: Your Complete Guide " on LearnItalianPod.com for the full lesson

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