The course
An Italian language course that helps improve the ability to communicate in Italian through the study of Italian gestures. We learn to communicate with Italians as the Italians themselves do: not only with words but also with gestures. The lessons are based on real situations, with audio, video and exercises that help to understand not only the language but also the cultural aspects of contemporary Italy.
Audience
Students of Italian as a foreign language of all levels (A1-C1)
Who conducts the class
Eugenio Alimena
I graduated from the La Sapienza University of Rome in 2016, I have been teaching Italian since 2012 and I deal with didactic training and, since 2019, with the PLIDA certification for Italian students from the Dante Alighieri company. I like poetry, my work and everything related to contemporary Italian culture.
I speak: Italian, English and Russian
I graduated from the La Sapienza University of Rome in 2016, I have been teaching Italian since 2012 and I deal with didactic training and, since 2019, with the PLIDA certification for Italian students from the Dante Alighieri company. I like poetry, my work and everything related to contemporary Italian culture.
I speak: Italian, English and Russian
How to prepare for the lesson in 2 steps:
1 Register
2 Get the course plan and all information for preparation per email
Bibliography:
L’italiano a gesti
A book that, starting from gestures, delves into the non-verbal dimension of the language, with activities to be carried out in class with the teacher, audio tracks and videos of Italian gestures. The volume is divided into five chapters, each dedicated to a topic of Italian culture. Each chapter presents five units based on different levels of language proficiency, from A1 to C1.
Authors: Fabio Caon