Living Language’s Corporate program includes the ability to integrate our 18 language courses (click on "Languages" above to see the full list) into your company’s Learning Management System. Our SCORM-wrapped courses are compatible with most LMSs and can be rebranded to suit your company’s needs. Continue reading
Summer isn’t over yet. In fact, in Europe in particular, August is a big month for vacations. If you’re craving a trip to the seaside, why not learn how to say it in as many languages as possible? Check out … Continue reading
With the summer heat kicking into full force around most of the country, we're craving some refreshing summer drinks. We asked our eTutors to share their favorite summer drink recipes so that we can all cool down the Living Language way. Continue reading
The Christmas holidays are the biggest family holiday in Italy. And I ricciarelli (soft almond cookies) originally of Siena are popular all over Italy. Try this recipe! Continue reading
Torrone, the most popular Italian nougat candy, which, together with pandoro and panettone, has become a symbol of an Italian Christmas, is made of honey, sugar and egg white, with toasted almonds or other nuts, covered in edible rice paper and usually shaped into either a rectangular tablet or a round cake. Get the recipe. Continue reading
All through Italy, between the hours of 6 and 8 pm., in some places even until 10, an outing with friends or colleagues is treated with almost a religious fervor; it’s aperitivo time! Continue reading
As you know food is a core part of Italian culture and civilization. Restaurants are the places where all this comes together, particularly in the summer when Italians eat out and travel a lot. Here are several ways to say restaurant in Italian. Continue reading
Are you traveling to “The Boot” this summer? If so, and if you are coming to Italy in August, you should know that August is THE month to experience an Italian summer! Continue reading
The Bellini, one of Italy’s most famous cocktails, is made with sparkling white wine (Prosecco) and pureed white peaches (succo di pesca). The well-loved drink was invented in Italy in 1948 by Giuseppe Cipriani, head bartender and owner of perhaps the … Continue reading
Panino con melone e pancetta, or sandwich with melon and bacon is a very fresh and popular sandwich in several parts of Italy. So let’s start: here are the ingredients for three people…you need: 1 tablespoon of white vinegar 1 … Continue reading
