This year reinterpreted by Elisa in a new beautiful version, more electric and fresh to inaugurate this summer 2020.

There is no place where you won’t hear this song every year, a true cult of the 90s. Our second Italian song to learn Italian is an Italian summer classic: Luca Carboni’s Mare mare. You see, my friend, another summer is comingīecause hell was hard, but it didn’t heat up the winterĪnd we’ll swim with out hearts in our throats to the end of the horizonīecause deep down we still believe in that horizon Tu ci credi ? (tu ci credi, tu ci credi?)Ĭhissà che effetto fa (lo devi arriva una tempesta)Ĭhissà che effetto fa (che poi magari ci consola)īecause the winter was dark, hell too hard Perchè in fondo noi in quell’orizzonte ci crediamo ancora Only the brave.Ĭhe è stato buio l’inverno, troppo duro un infernoĬhissà che effetto fa (chissà che effetto fa)Ĭhe è stato duro l’inferno ma non scaldava l’invernoĮ nuoteremo con il cuore in gola fino all’orizzonte A good exercise to understand the various uses of CI with direct pronouns and pronominal verbs. Chissà che effetto fa / Who knows what effect it has? In short, ce ne andiamo al mare anche se non ci credevamo più, un’altra estate ci consola e ci rincuora/ we go to the sea even if we no longer believed it, another summer comforts us and encourages us. The winner of Sanremo, with his warm and powerful voice, rekindles hope after these months of darkness taking us on vacation again this year, indeed especially this year. Let’s start with the new single by Diodato “ Un’altra estate ”/ Another summer.

Here are the 5 Italian summer hits I have chosen for you, the best Italian songs to learn Italian. Nothing is more effective and evocative than a summer song we close our eyes and we are already on a beach, queuing on the highway dreaming of diving into a crystal clear sea, of dancing the whole night barefoot waiting for sunrise or new love. Notes and words that come out of the balconies, from the cars and from the voices of distracted passers-by, lost in the rhythm of the cities.

It brings with it images of theatres, orchestras, guitars in front of a beach and days simply made of songs. What could be better than humming Italian songs to learn Italian? The association of Italian with music is immediate, instantaneous. I have always loved Italian for its natural musicality: the ease with which a word, an expression, a phrase can get stuck in our memory, there ready to be remembered, repeated and hummed at any time. Today let’s discover Italian songs to learn Italian that will make us dream of summer and the sea. Hi, I’m Valentina, L2 / LS Italian teacher in ELLCI Milan.

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