Would you like to speak Italian? Would you like to learn more about Italy, its rich culture, and Italian cuisine? How about combining two into one? If so, why not join me on an adventure where we will learn why North and South of the country are so different, what are the peculiarities of each region? And last, but not the least: why is it so "romantic"?! Let's use this time of limited travels to learn some Italian. Thus, once we are able to travel again, you can visit this beautiful country and order your favourite pasta, pizza, cappuccino, or espresso without any language limitations! My name is Bruno. I am a native Italian speaker currently living in Sweden. I love to travel and discover new things around me. I was born and raised in Sicily. I am proud of my origins and the culture that has shaped me. I have lived and studied in Milan, where I obtained the master's degree in Environmental Engineering. I have been working as an environmental educator since 2017. I have also participated in two international exchange programs: I spent one term in Lisbon, Portugal and one term in Bogotà, Colombia. While in Colombia, I used to teach Italian to my fellow students and I enjoyed it a lot, as a teacher and as a person. We will work on different tasks that will gradually increase your Italian knowledge. By different examples, taken from literature, music, and everyday life, we will also explore the Italian culture. We will learn how to write - "scrivere", talk - "parlare", understand - "capire", and listen - "ascoltare". I am sure that in no time you'll be able to speak "Italiano"!

I'm passionate about Nature in all of its forms. Collaborating with the student we will try to answer different questions about the environment that surrounds he or she. - Basics of natural science - Basics of Technology. - Recycling process - Environmental impact - Circular economy - Composting - Waste management - Ecological Footprint - Basics of biodiversity - many more These are just few examples of the topics that the students and I can discus.