Dual Language

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Dual Language

Dual Language: For everything there is a season - Per ogni cosa c'è l'appropriata stagione

Katia Calandra recalls life as it was lived on the farm only a generation ago. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: From Cingoli to the Amalfi coast - Da Cingoli alla Costa di Amalfi

Caroline Glenny tries a new kind of holiday – a coach tour alla marchigiana. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: A pleasant surprise - Una sorpresa piacevole

Alex Chappell reflects on village life. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: La befana is coming - E' arrivata la Befana!

Andrea Antonioni delves into the tradition of the Epiphany witch. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: Italian rock art - L'arte rupestre in Italia

We visit Naquane national park in Valcamonica on the trail of Italian rock Art. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: Silken artworks of Como - Prodotti artigianali di seta di Como

We investigate the silk culture of Como. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: Who invented Macaroni? - Chi ha inventato i Maccheroni?

Oretta Zanini de Vita attempts to unravel the threads of the history of Italy’s best-loved dish. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: Love is in the air - L'amore è nell'aria

Budget flights allow Alyson Cole to conduct a long-distance relationship. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: A southern Italian wedding - Un matrimonio Italiano al Sud

An English Bride, Tamzin Hardy, looks back at her spring wedding. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version.

Dual Language: St Francis of Assisi slept here - San Francesco è stato qui

Richard Drysdale now understands why St Francis has always been associated with the love of nature. Try reading and listening to the Italian version first then check with the English version. Italian translation courtesy of Andrea Antonioni

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