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Depuis janvier 2022
Professeur depuis janvier 2022
Italian Conversation with an experienced native speaker
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Àpd 278.56 CNY /h
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Learn and practice Italian with a native speaker, graduated in Florence in Modern Literature.
Based in London, I can provide lessons of pronounciation, grammar, literature, Humanities and everything related to Italian culture.
We can focus on writing, reading, listening and speaking, in many different and funny ways that would make you feel the beauty of the language, instead of the fatigue of learning!
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Cours chez le professeur :
  • Fulham Broadway, London, UK
  • Parsons Green, London, UK
  • Clapham, London, UK
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En ligne depuis Royaume-Uni
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Italien pour adultes
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New York
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