Learn About Italian Words and their Gender
In Italian, words can be either masculine or feminine, grammatically speaking. Learn how to tell them apart and how to use them with the equivalent of …
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Italian Language Study Guides
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A Rosetta Stone Online Review: Is It Like Visiting Italy?
A Bright Hub Education writer reviews the Italian version of Rosetta Stone Online, available–for a cost–from any computer with an Internet …
Continue ReadingLearn Italian and Improve Your Italian Vocabulary: Terms for Art and the Italian Renaissance
It would be almost a sacrilege to learn Italian without learning about the Italian Renaissance. Here is the vocabulary to let you describe this epoch …
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Learning Italian - How to Use Italian Subject Pronouns
A brief look at Italian Subject Pronouns. We discuss the Italian subject pronouns for both formal and informal use, and when the pronouns can be left …
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Learning Italian Online for Free! Italian Steps by BBC
Italian Steps, BBC’s online language-learning program, gives learners an excellent introduction to the Italian language and culture. Learners …
Continue ReadingCommon Italian Phrases for Traveling to Italy
You booked your flight to Italy but you do not know how to speak Italian. What kind of situations might you come into and what phrases can help you …
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Learn Italian and Discover the Culture of the Italian Peninsula
Italian is the linguistic key to thousands of years of fashion, food and art. From the roots of the Renaissance to the majesty of the Roman Empire, …
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Tomie dePaola's "Strega Nona Takes a Vacation," Summary and Review
Tomie dePaola has written for over 40 years about many characters, his most beloved being Strega Nona. dePaola has a knack for intertwining the …
Continue ReadingLearn about the Italian Language: History, Alphabet, and Pronunciation of Sounds
The Italian language has evolved over the years and was not even a written language until the 10th century. Although the Tuscan dialect has become the …
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Looking for Italian Language Learning Software? Rosetta Stone is the Best for Making Learning Fun
Rosetta Stone Italian Level 1 could be what you’re looking for if you always wanted to learn Italian but just never got around to it. Maybe you …
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