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Learning Italian from an English Perspective
When starting to learn any foreign language, it can be useful to be aware of the main differences between your own native language and the language you are going to learn, since this can give you a very useful insight into what could be the potential critical points on your learning path as well...
Learning Italian Through Songs
Whatever your age and level, songs can be used in the classroom and at home to reinforce vocabulary and grammatical structures, to expand your vocabulary by learning new idioms and collocations, and for fun. They can reveal a bit more about Italian ways of life and ways of thinking. Moreover,...
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The Beauty of Learning Italian
Why should you learn Italian? Because through the Italian language you will get in touch with a wonderful culture that has left a great mark in the history of Europe. Maybe your native language is not a Romance language, in that case Italian will help you connect with your Mediterranean side...
Italian Vocabulary
We all know how difficult it is to memorize a list of words that have no connection with each other. Yet vocabulary is an essential part of learning a foreign language. To maximize and retain words in your brain, try to list 10 words - or as I call it, the 10 -words game. Say you are waiting at...
Italian language: Have fun and love it!
Learning a new skill always involves a lot of commitment, patience and time, but most of all to be successful in what you do, your heart must be involved. Love what you do and you will be successful. Have fun with your studies - this is the key.
A brief history of the Italian language
The Italian language, like French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Romanian, developed from Latin. Certainly not the classical Latin of Cicero and Caesar but the one spoken by the common people during the middle-ages. In that period classical Latin was no longer spoken as it was no longer known...