Level III
For Lesson 1 – In America we say “Dutch Treat” to mean each person pays separately. In Italy, it’s alla Romana (in the Roman style).

For Lesson 2 – The first road designed for high speed cars was built in Italy in 1924 called the Autostada. In English it means “expressway”

For Lesson 3 – Our word “vacation”, “vacanza” in Italian, comes from the Latin vacare (to become empty). Other words from this root are: “evacuate”, “vacuum”, and “vacancy”

For Lesson 4 – Two of the smallest countries in the world are both inside Italy: Vatican City (in Rome) and the country of San Marino (near Venice)

For Lesson 5 – The “were” in werewolf comes from the Latin “vir” meaning “a man”. The Romans pronounced the v as a w.

For Lesson 6 - The Italian word levare means “to lift” or “to raise”. Get an extra euro for one English word you find that uses this root.