Learn Italian with Lucrezia

Lucrezia Oddone's calm, clearly-spoken grammar lessons and Rome vlogs.

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What it actually is

A DITALS-certified teacher who has been publishing since 2013 and now has one of the largest Italian-learning channels. The strength is her diction: she speaks slowly and precisely in Italian with subtitles, so the vlogs double as listening practice while the lesson videos untangle things like ci/ne and the congiuntivo. Best for A2–B1 learners who want structured grammar without leaving Italian. YouTube is free; her courses and ebooks are paid.

What it covers

  • Listening
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary

How it teaches

  • Comprehensible Input — Acquire a language by understanding lots of messages slightly above your level, rather than by studying rules.

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