Easter Vocabulary in SLOW ITALIAN | Vocabolario di Pasqua in ITALIANO LENTO | Listening (Sub IT, EN)

In this video in SLOW ITALIAN you will learn vocabulary to talk about Easter. You'll learn some of the key religious and non religious vocabulary and about some wonderful Italian Easter treats. The video will be in slow Italian and put the words with the English translation on the screen so you can practice your listening as well and not miss the important vocabulary.
These are the links I show in the video in case you missed them!
La processione del Venerdì Santo: • La Processione del Ven...
La Colomba Pasquale: • COLOMBA DI PASQUA VELO...
La Pastiera Napoletana: • Video
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In questo video in ITALIANO LENTO imparerai vocabolario per parlare della Pasqua. Imparerai parole religiose e non religiose che riguardano la Pasqua e anche su dei meravigliosi dolci pasquali. Nel video parlerò in italiano lento e metterò le parole con le traduzioni sullo schermo così puoi allenarti nel listening e non perdere i vocaboli importanti.
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[@fionasykes7837]

What a lot packed into a “short” video. It’s lovely to learn about Italian traditions.

[@spanglitalianlearnitalian]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mariaangelicaalvarezcalder862]

I’ll have to prepare that pie!!

[@spanglitalianlearnitalian]

I've never made it but have certainly tried it and it's amazing!!!

[@mariaangelicaalvarezcalder862]

Interesting how the non-use of plastic has been included in this.

[@spanglitalianlearnitalian]

I know! This is probably my favourite new tradition to include :)