Italian songs: intermediate level

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If you are looking to improve your intermediate-level Italian skills, listening to Italian songs can be one of the most fun and effective ways to do so. This blog post offers a list of popular Italian songs with English translations and links to the lyrics for the first three songs to make it easier for beginners. As you become more confident, you can start watching the videos and focusing on the Italian words without reading the translation. The blog post also emphasizes the importance of learning Italian in context and recommends listening to Italian music to do so. By listening to Italian songs, you can learn about Italian culture and what matters to Italians. For beginners, Italian children's songs and songs for beginners are recommended. For those looking to take their Italian to a higher level, Italian songs for advanced levels are recommended. In addition, the blog post suggests that even if you don't have an advanced level of Italian, listening to Italian music in your free time can help your brain become exposed to the language, leading to unconscious learning. Finally, the blog post provides a list of the top 20 best Italian songs for listeners to explore. So, whether you are an Italian language learner or simply an Italian music enthusiast, this blog post is a great resource for you.

If you have an intermediate level of Italian, one of the best ways to improve your Italian is by listening to Italian songs.

We’ve prepared a list of some of the most popular Italian songs that are appropriate to your level.

Let’s get started!

Italian songs with English translation

If you don’t feel confident enough to just watch the video without the lyrics and translation, don’t worry!

We’ve included links to the lyrics and translations of the first three songs to make your life easier.

Once you feel more confident, you can just watch the videos and focus on the Italian words without having to read their translation.

Azzurro – Adriano Celentano

Here are the lyrics and translation of Azzurro by Adriano Celentano.

Voglio una pelle splendida – Afterhours

Here you’ll find the lyrics and translation of Voglio una pelle splendida by Afterhours.

Ragazzo fortunato – Lorenzo Cherubini

Here you’ll find the lyrics and translation of Ragazzo fortunato by Lorenzo Cherubini.

Italian songs with lyrics

If you feel more confident by now, you can watch the videos of the songs below which only include the lyrics in Italian.

We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

Non me lo so spiegare – Tiziano Ferro

Amarsi un po’ – Lucio Battisti

Che cos’è l’amor – Vinicio Capossela

La cura – Franco Battiato

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Learn Italian with Italian songs

Listening to Italian songs is one of the best things you can do if you really want to learn Italian.

This is because by listening to Italian music, you learn Italian in context.

And you learn more than just words. You also learn about what Italians care about.

If you prefer to learn Italian with easy songs, we recommend listening to Italian children’s songs and Italian songs for beginners.

However, if you want to improve your Italian at a higher level, we recommend listening to Italian songs for advanced levels.

Finally, we also recommend this list of the top 20 best Italian songs.

You should listen to this type of music in your free time even if you don’t have an advanced level.

This way, your brain will get exposed to Italian and that’s how you learn unconsciously.

learn italian with italian songs

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