HearSay Dante Maastricht

Keep going after class.

Your own Italian tutor in WhatsApp, built around what you're covering at Dante Maastricht, so you make real progress between classes.

How it works.

Step 1

Start the course from your school.

  • Matched to your level and what you're covering in class
  • Complete with characters and a storyline
  • Picks up where your class leaves off
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Italian Celebrations and Daily Routines

Follow Giovanni and Giulia as they get ready for a holiday feast in Naples: breakfast at the bar, morning routines and good wishes for the season. Everyday Italian at A1, made to go with what you're covering in class.

Lesson 1

Greeting a friend and checking in

Objectives

  • Greet a friend
  • Ask how someone is
  • Say how you're feeling

Vocabulary

buongiornocome stai?mi svegliofaccio la docciaauguri

Lesson 2

Ordering breakfast at a cafe

Lesson 3

Comparing wake-up times

Lesson 4

Describing morning routine steps

Lesson 5

Asking about house guests' schedules

Step 2

Build a daily habit in WhatsApp.

  • No new app to download
  • No extra screen time
  • 10-minute lessons done on the go

Morning

Ready for your lesson?

Lesson 1 of 14

Greeting a friend and checking in

Course: Italian Celebrations and Daily Routines

Step 3

Listen, practise, then prove it.

  • Listen to a real conversation
  • Practise the key phrases aloud
  • Call HearSay and try it yourself

Step 4

A teacher in your pocket.

  • Spaced repetition so you actually remember
  • Ask questions and get explanations
  • Request custom lessons anytime

Why is it 'mi sveglio' and not just 'sveglio'?

'svegliarsi' is reflexive: the action comes back to you. 'mi sveglio' is 'I wake up'. 'sveglio' on its own is waking someone else up ✅

Can I practise that a bit more?

Practising reflexive verbs

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Frequently asked questions.

No. These courses are part of what you're doing at Dante Maastricht, so they're yours to use alongside your classes. If you want the rest of the HearSay library, that's a separate subscription you can start whenever you like.

These courses were built together with your teachers to sit alongside your lessons, so HearSay is practice between lessons, not a replacement. You'll recognise the vocabulary and situations from class.

The full HearSay library has 20 languages, unlimited courses, and an AI tutor for whatever you like. That's a separate subscription, and it's entirely up to you. It changes nothing about your Dante Maastricht courses, and we won't send you promotional messages unless you ask.

No. We never ask for your card for the Dante Maastricht courses, so there's nothing that can be charged. A HearSay subscription is something you'd sign up for yourself.

HearSay sends you personalised audio language lessons as voice messages on WhatsApp. Each lesson is a real conversation between native speakers, built around a topic you choose and matched to your level.

You listen and speak along while walking, driving, or cooking. An AI tutor in the same chat answers your questions, explains grammar, and creates new lessons whenever you ask.

No. HearSay runs entirely inside WhatsApp, so there's nothing to install and no new app to remember. If your phone has WhatsApp, you're ready: your first lesson arrives in your chat a few minutes after you sign up.

Yes, and there are 2 big reasons for it:

  • It fits into your daily routine. You can learn while commuting, exercising, or doing chores, instead of carving out screen time.
  • It builds better pronunciation. When we read written words, we tend to apply the rules of a language we already know. Learning by ear helps you sound natural from the start.

Ready to practise?

Try a lesson today and come to class prepared.