(#57) I know Italian but when I try to speak it I go blank (HERE'S WHY + HOW TO FIX IT)

(#57) I know Italian but when I try to speak ...

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(#58) Use these Italian sentences to keep the conversation going - (instead of switching back to English)

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(#56) If you have Italian roots (but speaking Italian feels hard) - this episode is for you

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