71. Dante: l'uomo che ha perso tutto ma ci ha regalato una lingua (Chi ha inventato l'italiano? Ep. 1)

[B1-C1] We always picture Dante Alighieri as a stern statue with a laurel crown, distant and untouchable. Yet before becoming the father of the Italian language, he was a 24-year-old soldier on the front lines, a passionate politician, and an exile condemned to be burned alive—a man who lost his home forever, but gave an entire country its voice.In today's episode of Italiano a modo mio, we step away from standard grammar lessons to explore the first chapter of our new series, "Chi ha inventato l'italiano?", uncovering the real human being behind the Divina Commedia and th...