Our language instructor, Luna, is back with a valuable pronunciation lesson for the places you can eat while in Italy. We love them all!
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How to Pronounce Italian Eateries
Appetito's language instructor, Luna, is back with a pronunciation lesson for the distinct places in Italy to eat.

Luna, the Italian language instructor at Appetito.
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