Italian speaking practice and grammar tutoring
Even if things have changed pretty much lately, Christmas still has a very religious meaning here in Italy and most of our traditions are deeply rooted in religion.
First of all, let me just tell you one thing: we do not celebrate Halloween. Ok, I should be more precise: we used not to celebrate Halloween in the past, we have been doing it only lately.
I was walking the dog at lunch break yesterday when I heard the phrase above. I turned my head and saw a lady getting out of her car and opening the front gate of her house.
I started thinking about this site and working on my products more than one year ago, and I haven’t stopped reading blog posts, articles, and books about Italy ever since.
Way too seriously, to be honest. We think that our cuisine is the best in the world. When we come home from holidays abroad, we always complain about the way we ate there – no matter where we have been.
Every time I plan a new trip, I also do some research about traditional foods and great culinary experiences to be had in the country I’m visiting.
And I also have to confess that I put off writing this blog post for days now. I don’t know exactly why, but I kept on beginning the post and then deleting it as it never felt perfect.
