Istituto cultura italiana (NGO)/Language courses/Federica's first lesson

Tbilisi, March 25, 2021

Federica Amaducci has delivered a lesson in front of a group of 10 young people willing to learn Italian language (and culture).

The lesson has been opened with a presentation of Federica (see below) translated from English to Georgian from Shorena, featured ..., continued with presentation phrases, and numbers (including zero) and has been completed with a little refreshment at the "TV cafè" with cakes, tea and juice (nothing alcoholic despite the misleading declarations or foretastes).

Federica Amaducci holds a degree in History of Art from University of Pisa and attended a course for teaching Italian language to foreigners at the Koine center in Lucca. She has been working since several years as nature guide in Europe, and since 2017 she lives between Italy and Georgia, which almost became for her a second home, and a professional destination. In 2019 in collaboration with local guides she has published a documentary photography book on the Vashlovani National Park in southeastern Georgia published by Il Campano.
Federica's goal is to continue to make this country known and at the same time to create a tourist consciousness of respect for the other.