Learn Italian for Beginners

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Often language courses focus too much on grammar without bringing any news and risk to bore the student.

In Learn Italian for Beginners, you will have the opportunity to learn Italian following multidisciplinary paths.

An overview of the grammatical bases; a broad vocabulary from which you can draw words and ways of saying to approach the main communicative situations, and socio-linguistic tips to understand with simplicity the particularities of this wonderful language.

There are many reasons to learn Italian: it is the main language of melodrama and opera music, gastronomy and fashion, so it is useful to learn not only grammar rules but also to immerse yourself in the everyday life of the language.

You will the opportunity to learn the following topics:

Grammar: articles, pronouns, adverbs, auxiliary verbs, formation of plural and singular names, formation of male and female, adjectivesVocabulary: alphabet, numbers, clothing, colors, read and tell the time, days of the week, months, seasons, home, work, description of body parts, description of illnesses, description of food, necessary terms to travel to Italy, how to present yourself, how to set up a dialogue, etc. Socio-linguistic Tips: when to use the TU (You) or LEI (third person), presentation of the main dishes of the Italian culinary tradition, examples of dialogue, meanings and description of some difficult verbs for foreigners.

With Learn Italian for Beginners you will have the opportunity of a linguistic immersion in Italian thanks to concrete examples, explanations of ways of saying, dialogues created to solve linguistic doubts related to concrete situations.

An extensive overview of Italian, to approach this language and know how to immediately build basic dialogues to deal with communicative situations even if you have never studied the language before.




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