Scuola Leonardo da Vinci in Florence has realized a video to show people how interesting could be to make a language travel in Florence, Italy.
Thanks to the video you will discover how the first day in an Italian language school could be, which surprises one may encounter and how many people students could meet… remembering that it’s only the beginning!
By the way this in not just a descriptive video: the mini movie is divided into 5 parts and represents a sort of game, so that you can choose twice a different development! Try all combinations and see in which way a day could change!
Moreover you will virtually visit the amazing city of Florence!
The short movie is entirely shot in first person and we would like to thanks people who took part to it:
Tomoe Sano – our student-protagonist
Federico Micali and Yuri Parrettini – Film director and Film editor (http://www.videoscenica.it/)
Web Marketing Team – Producer and Coordinator
For more information about Scuola Leonardo da Vinci you can also see the “Italian in Italy” youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/italianinitaly
or the school’s official website: http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/
ENJOY!!!
Going through this blog post I am clear about the Italian language school,Florence.Nice post.Thanks for sharing.
Great post. Learn language with a short abroad trip is really a great idea.
the reason I love Florence, Italy is because it offers an atmosphere like no other. The food is great, the people are great and the city is clean.
I think the best way to learn foreign language is to watch movies and listen to the music…
Great post. Learn language with a short abroad trip is really a great idea.
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I learnt basic Italian from an instructional book then I watched numerous Italian movies while following the english subs. Got me through my Italian tour sufficiently, however the locals always replied a lot faster than what I could understand. I think language travel is a much idea and you’d gain far more interaction with the locals than as a tourist.
This is really interesting! Thanks for sharing!