If you're a beginner, learning words to talk about the weather is a great place to start.

It's one of those everyday topics that are perfect for small talk.

Italians love talking about the weather.

We complain when it's too hot and complain even more when it's too cold.

So in this episode, you'll see the Italian word for cold and also how you can use it in conversation.

You'll also hear a couple of mistakes that are really common and how to avoid them.

Ciao to all and welcome. Hi everyone and welcome to learn Italian with joy of languages. In this episode you get to learn about the Italian word for cold. It's a really useful word

to use at the moment because right now it's cold in lots of parts of

Italy. We have a winter here too, especially in the north. But before we get started, can we ask you a

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And there's one word that we can use in Italian to say cold.

Freddo.

Freddo.

In this conversation, you'll hear something that Matteo does that really annoys me.

Sorry, sometimes we like to involve you in our couple disputes in this podcast.

You'll also hear some of the different ways Italians might use this word in a normal conversation. Kheffredo?

Have you?

In sojourno, yes.

But not it's a freddo.

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