Italian classes at home: 3 tricks to progress quickly

1. Learn Italian vocabulary: Italian classes at home: 3 tricks to progress quickly

Spanish and Italian are Latin languages. It will be easier for you to learn the language of Dante Alighieri than to learn Chnian, Russian or decipher the characters of Japanese. Learning to speak Italian will take much less time than you think.
We have prepared for you a basic list of Italian vocabulary that will help you to cope during your first stay in Italy or if you meet Italian.
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Italian English
Yes Yes
Silenzio Be quiet
Sei molto gentile You are very gentle
How much? How much?
Quanti my dai? How many do you miss me?
Quanti anni hai? How old are you?
When? When?
Puoi ripetere per favor? Can you repeat please?
Prego or Non c’è di che or Di niente No problem
Per favor Please
Non capisco O Non ho capito I do not understand
No N Not
My dispiace, Scusa O Scusi (Formal) Forgiveness
My chiamo My name is
I sounded I am
Ho quindici anni I’m fifteen
Grazie mille Thank you
Grazie Thanks
Dov’è? Where is?
Eat you chiami? What is your name?
Does Chi know? (or simply “Chi sa”) Who knows?
Che cos’è questo? What is this?
Good fortune Good luck
Bravo, complimenti very well
Andiamo Go
Buongiorno Good day
Buon pomeriggio Good afternoon
Per favor Please
Buona will be Good night
Buona notte / notte Good night (when you go to sleep)
goodbye Goodbye / goodbye (formal mode)
Addio Goodbye
Ci vediamo / ci vediamo dopo See you / see you later (see you later)
eat stai? how are you?

2. Discover Italian grammar: Italian classes at home: 3 tricks to progress quickly

For all those who want to dedicate themselves to art, gastronomy or fashion (Milan is a must!), Learning Italian is “a necessità”!
The grammar of the Italian language is close to the Spanish and French grammar, because all three are Latin languages. As Wikipedia explains,
“We can group the words into nine categories: on the one hand the variables: article, nouns, adjectives, pronouns and verbs; on the other, the invariables: adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections”.

How to learn Italian?

Once you have a base in Italian, then you can start with phonetics, in other words, listening, if possible from a native or from a private Italian teacher, the Italian words and grammar. It’s like learning the music of the language.
Ask your Italian teacher, which you may have chosen in Superprof, we hope, so that you get used to the language and develop your oral comprehension. It will help you to identify the phonetic specificities of the Italian language.

3. Make Italian classes cards

Learn to gesture like the Italians.
Taking Italian classes at home is fine. But being able to memorize the Italian grammar learned with your teacher and get the most out of your Italian classes at home or via webcam is even better.
To learn Italian quickly , also think about making index cards of your classes.
The Italian class sheets will help you memorize the notions of class:
Italian vocabulary,
Italian grammar rules,
Phonetics.
Even better if you have a photographic memory! In addition, researchers have shown that re-reading the Italian class sheets or summaries before going to sleep optimizes memorization. Once asleep, our brain will record all the new data in the appropriate compartments more easily.
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