Tips to Learn Italian Language Fast – series 1/6
August 12, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Learn Italian Language . org 6 important Tips on How to Learn the Italian Language Fast
Seeing the increasing amount of interest to learn Italian, we have felt the urge providing you with some tips on how to proceed . Many are planning holiday to Italy added to the benefits of mastering a second language. That all aside we would all like to learn a language as fast as possible.
1. Do not procrastinate. Once you set a time-plan and resources, stick to it for at least a month. Then evaluate your progress and make modifications on your following month if needed. maybe within that month you have learned what you intended to.
Tip 2 on learning Italian language fast will be coming soon, be sure to bookmark us.
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What is the best way to learn italian?
November 15, 2008 by admin · 5 Comments
I want to learn Italian, especially reading and writing, what is the best proven method?
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November 6, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
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What is the best way to learn Italian?
October 30, 2008 by admin · 7 Comments
Besides the obvious, spending time in Italy, what is the best way to learn Italian and be able to write and speak it fairly well?
Thanks for your help! =]
Enrol yourself in a class taught by an Italian native speaker … that's how I learned.
Then, when you've done the basics of grammar, try to read a short, simple novel (with the aid of a dictionary and a notebook), to expand your vocabulary.
Then do lots more reading, writing and speaking, and continue to attend classes regularly and do your homework.
Go on study holidays for 1-2 weeks a year in Italy (there are lots of language schools).
Get a monolingual grammar exercise book written in Italian like "Esercizi" and work your way through all the exercises several times.
Once you're intermediate-to-advanced, install Italian satellite TV (Hotbird 2) – ask your aerial man – five channels free to view! … If you're really determined, cut yourself off from all English-language broadcast media and listen to Italian TV every day.
Enjoy the wonders of Italian cinema available on DVD, without using the subtitles.
Participate in Answers Italia to improve your writing.
And there are a couple of psychological attitudes that are indispensable to second language acquisition …
firstly, determination … think hare and tortoise – don't expect miracles, it takes time, stickability and patience to learn a language successfully, so prepare yourself for a long haul – it's better to do the basics slowly and very thoroughly than rush it like a bull at a gate – and don't trust anything that says "learn Italian in a week" (or three months) on the cover!
secondly, enjoyment … the greatest language learners are children, so while taking your success goal seriously, take the opportunity to regress a bit … the best teachers use role play in class – and never be ashamed to ask dumb questions.
What language would be easier to learn, Italian or Russian?
October 16, 2008 by admin · 11 Comments
I wanna learn to speak Italian and Russian, what would be the best to learn first??
I know English and Spanish
Thank you!
Ok, Italian is way closer to Spanish than Russian.
Here are a few things that I can think of that Russian has that Italian doesn't:
-Completely different alphabet than we use.
-Nouns have 6 cases; that is, the nouns change endings depending on how they're used in a sentence
-Nouns have 3 genders (masc, fem, neuter)
Italian compared to the Russian I gave above:
-Uses the same alphabet that we use; actually less letters than English does
-Nouns do NOT decline
-Nouns only have 2 genders, like Spanish
What is the best book to learn Italian?
October 6, 2008 by admin · 3 Comments
I'll be going to Italy in the beginning of July and would like to learn at least enough Italian to get around and maybe make small talk with natives. Which books would you recommend?
Go to a real Italian restaurant, sit with them and eat and learn the named dishes in Italian. You will learn the pleasant words and phrases of conversation. You, like everyone else, will too quickly learn the 'bad' words on the street. Italians also talk with great movements of their hands. You will luv Italy, I was there in 1958.
How Long Would it Take to Learn Italian in Florence?
October 6, 2008 by admin · 7 Comments
Hi
I am thinking of travelling to Florence next year and wanted to learn italian. My mums side of the family is italian and they all speak it and I dont so I would like to finally learn it. How long do you think it would take to learn italian if I was doing 4 hours contact time, going on excursions and living in Florence. I can understand a bit but not speak it very well.
Thanks for the help!
To understand the Italian language you must stay more than 3 months, to speak it about 6 months.
You can learn a poor course of Italian in 6 weeks, if you want only to amuse yourself in this excellent city.