Are there any good reasons to learn Italian?
November 27, 2008 by admin · 9 Comments
Or is it a waste of time. I am actually fluent in French and english and with Spanish(intermedaite to proficient after taking 5 years of it). This summer I can't decide whether I Should I try to learn Italian on my own or go study abroad for one month in Italy (to gain intermediate skills) or just to Spain to become fluent in it? whats better?
if ur thinking from a geographical point of view (as in how many countries speak it), its pretty much useless. less than five speak it as an official language.
but it wouldn't hurt to know alittle, especially when u meet a hot italian chick. 
What is a good website/program to learn Italian?
November 1, 2008 by admin · 1 Comment
I really want to learn how to speak Italian but dont know from where. What's a good website or program to learn Italian?
Hello,
That is great that you want to learn Italian.
Pimsleur Recorded books are great, sort of similar to Rosetta stone method. Pimsleur recorded books are recorded conversations.
Here are some good books that can be helpful,
Teach yourself Italian
Colloquial Italian
Berlitz Italian
Living Language Italian
Conversational Italian
Lonely planet Italian
www.byki.com, here is a free website where you can download the software to give you a starting point in learning Italian.
What is the best/cheapest language book and dictionary to learn Italian?
October 6, 2008 by admin · 4 Comments
I am using Berlitz…an old paperback book, but I am looking for the best one. I also am interested in finding the best and most complete dictionary (book and online) to learn Italian.
Rosetta stone is the best package
Talk Italian to Learn Italian!
September 9, 2008 by admin · 25 Comments
* These short lessons are for those who want to learn a few useful italian phrases, as well as current italian students learning the rich and beautiful language of italy!
I am a student learning italian as well, and have being for around 3 months (tre mesi!) Please correct me if you feel I have made any mistakes.
Below is the vocab that you may want to cover after you have viewed the video, because learning to speak italian is wonderful, however it is also important to learn to read and write in italian too!
*please note also that there are formal and informal ways to speak italian, just like in english. I will be focussing on formal phrases.
VOCABULARY!
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Vowels are mentioned in this lesson. Italian vowels are pronounced the way they are said in this video, so listen carefully and practice at home
A , E , I , O , U
Any questions please contact me
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