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raeofdarkness Saturday 20th of August 2005 11:58:55 AM
i want to learn to speak italian - i need someone to teach me to speak italian, i think its a cool language so id like to try it thnx!

leobloom Tuesday 06th of September 2005 10:20:37 PM
Ciao - I've already aswered a similar post, just tell me your level in Italian and ask me what you'd like to learn, i'm italian but i've never tought it so i dunno if am good at it yet

raeofdarkness Thursday 08th of September 2005 08:01:04 AM
italian - i dont know anything in italian, so if you could teach me as much as you can, id love it thanks

leobloom Thursday 08th of September 2005 09:59:25 PM
- well, i don't know how much spare time i'll have from next month on (Uni starts again) but i suggest that you begin with reading the Italian lessons in this site and browse the web for others, if you think you really want to study it on a daily basis the easiest and probably best way is to look for a good conversation and grammar book or, why not, a course for beginners made ad hoc. just go into a good library if you don't want to buy one or a good bookshop. Last one I saw is made by a German publishing house, HUEBER, it is for English-speaking people and comes with 2 audio cd's where to listen to dialogues, easy 1000 words vocabulary and good lessons made with something like 20 dialogues from basic to pre-intermediate/intermediate. It seemed very good to me coz it follows a conversational line and just few grammar rules at a time, which doesn't overwhelm lerners with lots of "useless" rules like grammar approach does. But I'm Italian and have no experience in this kind of things for non-Italian speakers. There are plenty of courses like this around and some of them are very well done. Just take a look around. Ah, the price was fairly good too, sth round 30 euro if I remeber well, that is, just the same price you'd pay for a dinner at a restaurant...

ps. if you ever need some explanation bout italian lang i'll try to help you the best way I can, of course...

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	raeofdarkness	Saturday 20th of August 2005 11:58:55 AM
	i want to learn to speak italian - i need someone to teach me to speak italian, i think its a cool language so id like to try it thnx!
	leobloom	Tuesday 06th of September 2005 10:20:37 PM
	Ciao - I've already aswered a similar post, just tell me your level in Italian and ask me what you'd like to learn, i'm italian but i've never tought it so i dunno if am good at it yet
	raeofdarkness	Thursday 08th of September 2005 08:01:04 AM
	italian - i dont know anything in italian, so if you could teach me as much as you can, id love it thanks
	leobloom	Thursday 08th of September 2005 09:59:25 PM
	- well, i don't know how much spare time i'll have from next month on (Uni starts again) but i suggest that you begin with reading the Italian lessons in this site and browse the web for others, if you think you really want to study it on a daily basis the easiest and probably best way is to look for a good conversation and grammar book or, why not, a course for beginners made ad hoc. just go into a good library if you don't want to buy one or a good bookshop. Last one I saw is made by a German publishing house, HUEBER, it is for English-speaking people and comes with 2 audio cd's where to listen to dialogues, easy 1000 words vocabulary and good lessons made with something like 20 dialogues from basic to pre-intermediate/intermediate. It seemed very good to me coz it follows a conversational line and just few grammar rules at a time, which doesn't overwhelm lerners with lots of "useless" rules like grammar approach does. But I'm Italian and have no experience in this kind of things for non-Italian speakers. There are plenty of courses like this around and some of them are very well done. Just take a look around. Ah, the price was fairly good too, sth round 30 euro if I remeber well, that is, just the same price you'd pay for a dinner at a restaurant... ps. if you ever need some explanation bout italian lang i'll try to help you the best way I can, of course...