Today we’ll go over these and several other holidays that you might find just as important as the people in Italy do.
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Here are some of the common Italian holidays to get you started. Further on in this lesson we will look at the pronunciation of these and more Italian holidays.
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Il Capodanno
New Year's Day
Il Natale
Christmas
Il Mercoledì delle Ceneri
Ash Wednesday
La Domenica delle Palme
Palm Sunday
Il Giovedì Santo
Holy Thursday
Il Venerdì Santo
Good Friday
La Pasqua
Easter
Ognissanti
All Saints Day
L’Hannukkah
Hanukkah
Il compleanno
The birthday
La festa del papà
Father's Day
La festa della mamma
Mother's Day
Il giorno del Ringraziamento
Thanksgiving
La festa del lavoro
Labor Day
La festa del 4 luglio
Independence Day (4th of July)
Il pesce d’aprile
April Fool's Day
Halloween
Halloween
La festa dei bambini
Children's Day
Il San Valentino
Valentine's Day
Il martedì grasso
Mardi Gras
That’s it for this lesson on holidays in Italian. I hope you learned a lot! To practice these new words, try marking your calendar with the holidays and important days in your life in Italian. You’ll start to remember them automatically after some practice!
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A presto!
Maria DiLorenzi and the Rocket Italian Team
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