I’m going on a trip with the Band to Italy next year and I want to learn some Italian, so I was just seeing if anyone knew a sight that you could maybe type in a word and hear it in Itallian…or any sight that could help will be appreciated:)
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Here are some italian words which might be a bit hard to pronounce. Listen to them !!!
I am studying abroad in Verona this summer, and i dont speak Italian, although i am learning. I just wanted to know if Italy was like alot of other contries where most people speak English and their native language.
P.S does anyone have any travel tips for me, it will be my first time in Europe…(I am from Massachussetts, USA).
Thanks everyone.
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i currently live in Tunisia and speak English French and Arabic fluently..anyway my fiancé works and lives in Italy and we are supposed to get married and stay their for good..I’m worried about finding a job in Italy as an English teacher because my Italian is not good ( by the way I’m taking Italian lessons )
EASY READINGS, DIALOGUES AND EXERCISES FOR ITALIAN LANGUAGE LEARNERS.PLEASE POST OR SEND YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND/OR COMMENTS, I’LL APPRECIATE THAT A LOT
if it takes a long time or even years then is there any way to learn it in less time?
well, im only 14 and i dont know if ill be able to go to Italy this summer either, isnt there like "crash course" lessons or something, that can teach me basics and then i just keep practicing
Something besides rosseta stone. Im half italian and half black, I wana learn italian so i can talk with my family on my italian side and when i go to italy i will be able to speak it.
REALLY THANKS A LOT FOR ALL YOUR COMMENTS AND SUBCRIPTIONS! ^^ In this lesson we’re going to study those expressions that will allow you to buy stuff in Italy! The grammar constructs are really similar in English and Italian, so it will be pretty easy for you to remember these phrases 
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I’m and education major and in my elementary music class we’re doing multicultural presentations and my group is doing Italy, I’m doing the music part and I chose the tarentella, i was wondering what kind of lesson i could do with the song….teaching the dance is too hard. thanks!
tarentella means taranchula(a spider) in italian. the song is about a spider.
If u don’t know what it sounds like heres the websight click on the 1st tarentella
http://www.sicilianculture.com/folklore/tarantella.htm
I have an Asian male friend from Italy who speaks fluent Italian. He is teacher over there. When he came to the US to visit he was surprised by the way White American women treated him. He said that he felt they have something against Asian men. Although he treated all White women he met like ladies with common courtesy and respect; they didn’t reciprocate. They were rude to him because he’s Asian. Why were they so hostile to him ? I thought that being Italian is a good thing and the guy is an Italian national with an Italian passport.
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I’m and education major and in my elementary music class we’re doing multicultural presentations and my group is doing Italy, I’m doing the music part and I chose the tarentella, i was wondering what kind of lesson i could do with the song….teaching the dance is too hard. thanks!
tarentella means taranchula(a spider) in italian. the song is about a spider.
if u need to know what the song sounds like heres the websight click on the 1st Tarentella http://www.sicilianculture.com/folklore/tarantella.htm
I am 17 and a junior in high school. On Tuesday, the Diversity Club of my school began to offer a trip for the summer of 2011 to Italy and Greece. I almost went insane when I heard about this. It sounds like an amazing trip and the itinerary is amazing. I want to go to Italy. I was wondering what the language is like. I am fluent in English and I have been studying Spanish for four years, and I am really good at speaking, writing, reading, and pretty good at understanding (though it’s kind of difficult at times), and I am near fluency honestly. I picked up everything quickly in the language during my second year of study and I learned through classrooms and tons of individual studying (mostly this). Anyway, I was just wondering how difficult would it be to start learning, understanding, speaking, reading, and writing Italian if I have complete comprehension of Spanish grammar? I’ve been told they are pretty similar, but not 100% of course. Each language is different, and obviously I would only have a year and a half to really work on it and no one is that awesome in only a year and a half. So how difficult do you think it would be for me, should I bother, and do you have any tips on where to start?
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