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 Click here to read this instead! My dad immigrated from India to England to the US. Now I just got my UK visa 🇬🇧  ​How to say “If I were in your shoes” in Italian​ Experiencing perspective and privilege when you travel 👟 To put yourself in someone else’s shoes​ 🇮🇹 Mettersi nei panni degli altri 🎤 MEHT-tehr-see neh-ee PAHN-nee deh-lyee AHL-tree Not gonna lie - this one is hard to say. But that’s kind of the point. Try saying it out loud, to feel a micro version of what it’s like to be in a new place, speaking a new language. So next time you’re traveling, hearing another language sung or spoken - take in both the privilege and the perspective- put yourself in someone else’s shoes. Danny’s songwriting does that - gives voice to stories we don’t usually hear, and this one especially moved me. Would you take 2 seconds to vote for his song? ​​hhttps://jlsc.com/vote.php Scroll to Folk (4th row)​- Tap “Danny Bradley” ​​Vote daily through April 30 - each time you get the chance to win a Taylor guitar 🎸 P.S. Want to get my next blog sent to your email? Click ​here. As a thank you I'll send you a meditation I made to help you stress less on your trip (visa or not!) Forget Fluent Get Going! Comment Shoes!

Click here to read this instead!It’s my birthday - so I made you a playlist.I love using music to teach language - it’s science-backed, and honestly, way more fun. I’ve even toured around Italy training teachers to use songs in the classroom.On Instagram, I remix songs into real-life Italian - so you learn “how much?” with ABBA or order coffee with Hot To Go.So… I made you something.A little birthday playlist - Italian songs, accidental learning.(When in doubt - dance it out)Want it?Message me “Birthday playlist” on Instagram @amandaghoshI’m also taking DJ requests - what should I sing-teach next?Next up: Stevie Wonder’s Happy Birthday… in Italian 😉Know someone going to Italy? Give them a birthday present - Share my travel survival guide here 🎂 Happy birthday🇮🇹 Buon compleanno🎤 bwohn kohm-pleh-AHN-noh

How to Say "I love you" in Italian

Click here to read this instead!  Know a friend going to Italy? Don’t be a Grinch! Gift them my travel survival guide⁠ ⁠⁠here.⁠⁠⁠ What to say for New Year in Italy! 🪩 Happy New Year 🇮🇹 Buon anno Say: Bwohn AHN-noh ​⁠Co work with me on youtube click here⁠ Buona Epifania Happy Epiphany Say: BWOH-nah eh-pee-fah-NEE-ah⁠​​⁠

Comment lieto (happy in italian) .Grab my free travel survival guide here: https://theamandaghosh.kit.com/5bf12eb568 Song video here https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSkI9BwjTrD/?igsh=cHJzdXZteDl2ZThx

Learn how to say sale in Italian (saldo), plus the vowel secret I picked up from Italian kids screaming “Ciao, Greeench!” at me on my Grinch tour. And yes - you’re getting a tiny, slightly chaotic sneak peek I filmed onstage an hour before curtain. Comment GREENCH to get that Italian pronunciation. Click here to read this instead! Grab my free travel survival guide here!

Video Blog - Main Character Energy in Tuscany! Ever been accused of murder… in Tuscany? 👀 Okay, maybe not you - but I was. While training Italian teachers by day and acting in a murder mystery by night, I learned how to confidently order un bicchiere di vino rosso (a glass of red wine)… and maybe steal the show while doing it. In this Travel sized -episode, you’ll learn how to say it like a local: 🇮🇹 Un bicchiere di vino rosso 🎤 oon bee-KYEH-reh dee VEE-noh ROHS-so Because grammar’s dead- and drama lives forever. Grab your glass, your flair, and your main character energy. 🍷 ✨ Get your free Relax & Learn Meditation here →https://theamandaghosh.kit.com/04e3a4d4a9 

Wanna feel high on life on demand? Grab the free meditation here https://theamandaghosh.kit.com/04e3a4d4a9 Learn how to say "I'm high on life" in Italian and why using real phrases on your trip helps lock in magical memories. Discover how speaking even a little Italian creates a more authentic experience in Italy, and feel more connected, confident, and alive while you travel. Wanna see the photos and read instead of listen? Click ⁠⁠here!⁠⁠ https://tinyurl.com/fattadivita

From awkward restaurant moments in Spain to discovering how to actually get by in Italy without studying grammar for years. You can experience this episode two ways 🇮🇹 watch the video (with all the Italian gestures!) or listen on the go like an audio-only podcast. Transcript: Ciao! Hey, I'm Amanda. Sono Amanda. This is the audio-only version so you can listen anywhere. If you wanna watch me with all the Italian gestures, head to the video version.” I'm from San Diego. When I first moved to Madrid, Spain, I was studying complicated grammar and it was super awkward every time I went to order food and I couldn't say the right thing when they asked if I wanted a receipt. What I was learning wasn't practical in real life. I wanted to get by and not feel like I was a dumb tourist. Since working in Italy since 2018, people have asked me, how long did it take you to get fluent? And I'll tell you, I'm not. I just know what to say and when to say it. Now, after teaching languages to people all over the world since 2016, I figured out what actually works. I help you learn just what you need in Italy. No grammar, no stress. You'll sound like a local and be travel fluent with a fraction of the time and effort you think it takes. If you can say ciao, you can speak Italian and I'll show you how. Grab my free guide with the 10 phrases you need to know in Italy. Ciao bellas! xo 👉 Grab my free guide, Fast-Track Your Italian: 10 Phrases You Need to Know Before Your Trip, here! Want more? click ⁠here