Ciao Italia - Lymm

Ciao a tutti! Italian lessons based in Lymm or on line. We offer a range of lessons from holiday/beginners italian to intermediate level. For more information please contact Ciao Italia (Anna) on 07809876812.

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What a lovely review. Ti ringrazio tanto Joanne x

This looks amazing!!! We love italian food, ancient Roman history and vino!!!!! What’s not to like. Incredibile!!!

Looking forward to starting with our new beginners on Friday. We have two places left in the class - so please contact us if you wish to start learning ‘la Bella lingua!’

We still have a few places left for the beginners Italian course - which starts this Friday at 11.30 in Lymm. Please contact us on 07809876812 if you would like to learn ‘La Bella lingua!’.

We are starting a new 10 week beginners Italian class - next Friday (11.30 to 12.30) at the Lymm Business Hub. If you are interested then please either call 07809876812 (for further info) or pop down to lymm library today (11.45 -12.30) to meet the tutor and find out more about the course etc.

Arancini x Che delizioso! Does anyone know which part of Italy ‘arancini’ originate from?

More delicious arancini's are back in stock today at The Deli! 😍

We struggle to choose our favourite out of these four, what would you choose??

🔥Pesto Mozzarella
🔥Beef Ragu
🔥Nduja, Saffron & Mozzarella
🔥Truffle Mushroom

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Available now while stocks last, so be quick, they won't be here for long!

Che meraviglia! What beautiful Mediterranean colours at the Church Green deli in Lymm. Our fridge is never empty of lemons!

It's citrus season, and we love seeing these delightful bright colours outside The Deli every day!

Don't forget, there's plenty of fruit and veg to stock up on, just pop down between 8am and 5pm to see what's in store!

San Valentino - Deli Date!

Why don't you put together an indoor picnic of some Italian cured meats, cheeses and olives from a deli. Don't forget the picnic blanket and an Aperol Spritz - and you have a fail proof date!

We love pizza x sounds a great idea x

Reason no. 4 To Learn Italian

Unesco rated Italy as having more sites of historical importance than any other country and, with almost 60% of the world’s arts treasures, speaking the language opens you up to a richer experience and understanding of its art and history.

Reason no. 3 To Learn Italian:

In spite of the current economic/world situation, international companies are always looking for staff with a command of their host country’s language. Perhaps you are looking for a new adventure/place to work in the future? Why not Italy!

Reason no 2: To Learn Italian:

Italian film director Federico Fellini once said, “A different language is a different vision of life.”

Speaking the language will give you a greater understanding of the country and its culture.

Ten Reasons to Learn Italian.

If you haven’t already decided that this year you’ll learn to speak Italian, then over the next days we will provide you with ten reasons why you should consider it!

Reason no. 1

Derived from the language of the Roman Empire, Italian is one of the most romantic of the romance languages. With most words ending in a vowel and a cadenced sentence structure, it has a musicality that makes it quite a simple language to comprehend and to speak.

Italian lessons: - Are you interested in learning a new language skill this year? Or improving on what you already know - and develop your passion for the Italian language.

If so - then please contact us for more details about our ten week beginners Italian class starting in January. If this date doesn't suit you – please contact us – to discuss other suitable dates. We also do online lessons. Grazie mille.

A perfect song for La Vigilia di Natale!

https://youtu.be/qt_OkgSOrkU

Andrea Bocelli, Céline Dion - The Prayer ‘Return To Love’ featuring Ellie Goulding is out now! Listen here: https://andreabocelli.lnk.to/ReturnToLoveIDPre-order "Sì Forever", the new album from Andr...

Dominic the Donkey!!!! If you've never heard this Christmas 'canzone' - you are missing out!!

https://youtu.be/Ca5wXojemRM

Lou Monte - Dominick The Donkey (Official Audio) You're listening to the official audio for Lou Monte's "Dominick the Donkey" (1960). Celebrate this holiday season in style with all your favorite Christmas...

Let the festive music continue!

https://youtu.be/3d4xXvF2ukY

André Rieu & Mirusia - Ave Maria André Rieu, Mirusia and The Johann Strauss Orchestra performing Ave Maria live in Maastricht. Taken from the DVD "André Rieu Live in Maastricht 4, A Midsumme...

Che bella canzone!

https://youtu.be/wE6BzoMt0Ro

Veni, veni Emmanuel Taken from The King's Singers' new 'Christmas' DVD, recorded in Jerwood Hall at LSO St Lukes. Veni, veni Emmanuel Traditional, arranged by Philip Lawson

Gaudete! Continuing our Festive tunes countdown!

https://youtu.be/RYS7-NZRDyY

King's Singers - Gaudete - Live in Atri (Te) Italy Ospiti della XX° Rassegna Polifonica Internazionale organizzata dalla Schola Cantorum PaciniSu gentile contributo di Gabriele N.

O Holy Night!!! - in Italiano. Our Favorite Christmas Carol of all time - what is yours?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIjXNjQfCMg

O HOLY NIGHT (italian version) By: SILVIO D'ANZA

La Domanda del Giorno?

What is Europe's (and possibly the world's) oldest University?

Italian History Fact of the Day! The Romans were nearly all wiped out!!

At its peak in the 1st century, Rome’s population is thought to have been approximately 1.5 million, but by the time Rome fell in 476 A.D, that figure had fallen to a mere 17,000. Roughly speaking - about 99% of the ancient Roman population was lost, meaning virtually no Roman today could claim to directly descend from the city’s ancient population!!!!

Did you Know? Italian History Fact of the Day!

Much of Italy used to be part of Ancient Greece – with the Romans calling the whole of Sicily and the boot of Italy – ‘Greater Greece’! Amazingly, there are still pockets of Greek culture and language in Sicily and Calabria to this day. The tiny Girko community speak a form/dialect of Italiot Greek that is believed to derive from the Ancient Greek language!

We treated ourselves to an Italian (ish!) breakfast today! The pastries are courtesy of Sextons in Lymm. Grazie mille!

Adoriamo La Bella Città di Roma

We love the beautiful city of 'Roma' and history surrounding the city and the Ancient Romans! Look what we found at the weekend in St Roccos's charity book shop!!! All we need now is a holiday to read it!!!!