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Ciao da Cornovaglia! I have had Italian sessions with Marco for almost 5 years. That says a lot! He is punctual, resourceful, flexible and with great sense of humour. His sessions and materials (which he prepares himself!) are varied, interesting and made to suit each student and their abilities. If you want to learn Italian, think no more and give it a go with Marco!

- Aneta S.

Buongiorno da Inghilterra! My name is Mark from Nottingham in England. For years Marco taught me Italian. Every week we’d have a chat over zoom and go through exercises. Marco is very patient and helped me a lot in developing my speaking, reading and listening. I recommend Italiano con Marco! :D

- Mark T.

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What does 'nz' and 'none' mean? ...are used mostly in southern Italy. It's like saying no, and DENYING SOMETHING. But they have a stronger meaning than the normal 'no'.

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(Fonte: Casa Surace)

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