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Would you rather listen to this rather than read it? Click here🎧 How to say "I'm High On Life" In Italian! I got haunted by my own to-do list. Now it’s floating back in with a little Halloween mystic energy. Different season, same magic. Your Travel-Sized Italian: You know that golden hour when there’s magic in the air? That’s when my friends and I said it out loud: Sono fatta di vita. I’m high on life. Travel does that. Colors look brighter. Food tastes richer. The music you listen to becomes the soundtrack of the season. “Its feels so European lol” Saying an Italian phrase like “I’m high on life, sono fatta di vita” locks it into your memory when you’re in Italy. When you actually say it, its like snapping a Polaroid. Here’s the magic: learning a phrase in Italian can anchor the moment in your body. While you’re there, it deepens the experience. Later, saying it brings the feeling rushing back, like when one song hits and boom - you’re there again. Saying “I’m high on life, sono fatta di vita” instantly transported me back… like the song Balorda Nostalgia, Italy’s top hit about being haunted by “foolish nostalgia” (aka me dancing at Sanremo DJ nights) ;) Jump in my karaoke car as I emotionally sing this song here.... That’s why it matters to learn a couple of phrases wherever you go. Not to impress anyone, but because words anchor memories. Months later, when you hear Italian again - or say the phrase to the friends you were with on the trip when you send a quick text to tell them you missss them, it’s like unlocking a time capsule of your trip. That’s exactly what I made my 1-week crash course for tourists to do: 10 bite-sized, travel-ready phrases that double as souvenirs. Think of one magic moment when you were high on life. What did you see, hear, taste, feel? Bonus if you tell me how it felt, or how you want to feel to be “high on life” DM @amandaghosh High on Italian life-magic, Amanda |
Ciao! Click here to listen or watch this instead! So… I may or may not have been the prime suspect in a murder. In Tuscany. With a glass of Chianti. 🍷A glass of red wine🇮🇹 Un bicchiere di vino rossoSay: oon bee-KYEH-reh Dee VEE-noh ROHS-so Taught language through an immersive murder mystery. Because grammar’s dead anyway Let me explain. By day I was training Italian teachers how to bring performing arts into schools, and directing them in Mamma Mia! Then, at night? I transformed into a...
Ciao Italian love story fans, True story: I once got invited to an Italian wedding after just a week of working in their town. (Small towns = instant family.) I wanted to celebrate the right way, so I said what the locals said, which is why I teach real Italian - what locals actually say, and not just text book grammar. Marrying learning a language with what is practical in real life feels like throwing confetti in the air at an Italian wedding vibes. Get just the phrases you need for free...
Ciaooo 💛 Fall Equinox weekend, holiday work tours wrapping up. Want to see my life when I stay at the flat provided by my work in Italy where I was when I work remote for Camp Support, or are rehearsing for Theater in Education Tours, or some other job in the office? Or... If you want to hop back into Euro summer with me, I made this co-work with me in Italy, focus block video here. As we slide back into “real life”, I’ve been leaning on the Pomodoro trick - 25 minutes, do the thing, then...