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23 questions about Italian

  • What is the best way and method to learn Italian, and what books would you recommend?
    Category ImageItalianMariaMaria
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    Carlo
    CarloCountry flag: it

    Hi Maria, I think at the end everyone needs to be stimulated as a child, therefore something like games and quizzes could be a great idea (for example Kahoot) imagine to study prepositions and articles: it is so boring without fun, right? In this case if you put grammar concepts inside a game, you will like more! About books, the most famous is Nuovo Espresso, usually everyone use it.

  • Who does want to improve Italian? :)
    Category ImageItalianAnna PasseriAnna Passeri
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  • Idiomatic expressions in Italian?
    Category ImageItalianELENAELENA

    Do you know how to say in Italian 'break a leg'?''Lets call a spade a spade?'?

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  • Learning Italian has never been so easy if you break the ice and learn the first difficult sounds...
    Category ImageItalianELENAELENA

    For example, do you know that the sound 'ch' in Italian equals to 'k'? Now is your turn: how to you read 'gelato? ;)

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  • In your opinion, what's the most difficult thing about learning and speaking Italian?
    Category ImageItalianAlessandraAlessandra
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    Cristina C.
    Cristina C.Country flag: it
    Tutor with 20 years of teaching experience also abroad.

    The hardest of the Italian language is learning the verbs because many are irregular and difficult to remember in their declension. Another difficulty is the correct use of the Congiuntivo mood. Otherwise, it is a beautiful language with a sweet sound. With a good teacher, you can start speaking Italian in a short time.

  • Do you have difficulties with the vowels? Are you an Arab students? Lets discuss together a few tips
    Category ImageItalianELENAELENA

    How do you move your mouth when pronouncing the A? Do you know that the sound O is pronounced similarly to U? Let's discuss together!

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  • In your opinion, what is the most effective tool to learn Italian?
    Category ImageItalianELENAELENA

    In my opinion, it is to learn the culture and language together. They go hand in hand, and, if you make a new culture yours, you will easily learn the language. What do you think?

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  • Hi! Have you a problem with the sound of gn ? Don't you know to tell gnomo, gnocco? I can help you!
    Category ImageItalianFlavia91Flavia91
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  • The United States is the country where people are most interested in learning Italian, why?
    Category ImageItalianSimona BSimona B

    Even if Italian is spoken just in Italy, based on my experience as an Italian tutor, Americans are the largest number of students of this language. They are not just in love with Italian but with Italy and its culture. Their dream, as they will be retired, is to move to Italy so they spend a lot of time learning the Italian language to be ready to speak fluently once they will be there. I am from Rome but I traveled throughout Italy and having an Arts degree I can add to the study of the language, history, culture, and traditions. If you are American and want to study Italian please book a trial lesson with me!

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    Marilina
    MarilinaCountry flag: it
    Experienced Tutor|| Language coach+major|| Ita&Eng

    As a tutor, I know what you're talking about, to add to what you're saying, English people, I mean from England, and Germans have similar objectives. They usually like the Italian way of life, the 'Gelassenheit' and slow-livig Italian style, and some people also arts! Good luck with your teaching @Simona B!

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