Studiamo transforms Italian lessons, lyrics and cultural texts into interactive learning experiences powered by AI.
"Built by an Italian learner who went from A1 to B2."
Made with love & frustrationNot exercises — actual songs, lessons and conversations that matter to you
Learn from Volare, Azzurro and modern Italian pop. Grammar is hiding in every verse.
Upload your teacher's .docx file. AI structures it into sections, highlights and flashcards instantly.
Paste any Italian text — a story, article or dialogue. Practice reading and listening in full context.
Four steps from raw Italian to fluent understanding
Import any Italian material — a .docx lesson, song lyrics, a dialogue or a cultural text.
Claude reads, structures and annotates vocabulary, verbs, grammar and phrases automatically.
Read line-by-line translations, click for explanations, and hear native pronunciation.
Save words as flashcards, review with spaced repetition and practice speaking out loud.
Most apps give you isolated exercises. Studiamo helps you learn from real Italian — the way native speakers use it.
Upload your first lessonTurn Volare or Azzurro into vocabulary cards, grammar notes and pronunciation practice.
Upload your teacher's .docx file. Get structured sections, highlights and instant AI help.
Paste any Italian text — a news article, a story, a cultural dialogue — and start learning.
Learn Italian the way it's actually spoken — with history, idioms and real-world meaning.
Every Italian sentence alongside its English equivalent. Click any line for a deeper breakdown.
Instant grammar explanations with verb tables, tense identification and usage examples.
Google Cloud TTS with a natural Italian neural voice for any word, line or paragraph.
Save any fragment as a flashcard. Practice with the SM-2 spaced repetition algorithm.
Select any text and ask for explanations, translations, verb analysis or simpler versions.
Paste Italian lyrics and transform them into vocabulary, phrases and cultural notes.
Every important element is visually distinguished
Structured lessons for every level — from basics to advanced structures
The most common past tense in spoken Italian — used for recently completed actions.
Express wishes, polite requests, and hypothetical situations — the Italian "would".
Express real, possible, or impossible conditions — the three if-clause structures.
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