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Julius Caesar in Italian at the Shakespeare’s Globe

 Julius Caesar in Italian, performed by I Termini Company Where else but from Rome for Julius Caesar? In a sparse new translation by prizewinning playwright Vincenzo Manna, Andrea Barraco’s Julius Caesar is set in a dreamlike yet contemporary Rome. The production opened in the ancient, haunting theatre in Gualtieri in the north of Italy, and will perform at the prestigious Teatro di Roma…

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International Fashion Showcase 2012

Vogue Talents was developed out of the scouting activity undertaken by Vogue Italia; it has its own dedicated section on Vogue.it featuring also fashion videos and photo shooting entirely made by up-and-coming young professionals. The Italian Cultural Institute and Vogue Talents will present the brands of eight talented designers at the Italian Institute’s elegant Belgravia address in London. Read more…

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Click and learn: Reflexive verbs- Verbi riflessivi

Click and learn: Reflexive verbs- Verbi riflessivi

Click play and learn how to use and forme th reflexive verbs in Italian with this slide presentation. Then continue with the grammar activities and video practice. Buona lezione, Antonio Read more on reflexive verbs, click here to continue with the grammar and practice: Grammar lesson Practice with this fill the gap exercise on reflexive verbs: Fill the gaps Click…

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The Italian Film Festival 2012 at the Italian Cultural Institute in London

After the success of this year’s inaugural month-long event, the Italian Cultural Institute and Cinecitta Luce are pleased to announce the return of the Italian Film Festival in March 2012 under the title Cinema Made In Italy. Date: Friday, March 09, 2012 – Friday, March 30, 2012 Venue: Italian Cultural Institute & Cine Lumiere Organised by: Italian Cultural Institue &…

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Click and Learn: “Passato Prossimo” present perfect tense in Italian

Click and Learn: “Passato Prossimo” present perfect tense in Italian

Il passato prossimo è il tempo passato più usato in italiano insieme all’imperfetto. Il tempo passato prossimo è formato da due elementi, l’ ausiliare e il participio passato. L’ausiliare si forma con il presente del verbo essere o del verbo avere, dipende dal caso. Il participio passato dei verbi regolari ha 3 forme. Clicca play e guarda la mia presentazione.…

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