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Best Italian Learning Books (beginner -> advanced)?
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What are the best italian learning books for a total beginner all the way through to advanced? Ones with CDS, grammar, etc.
Ernest
What are the best italian learning books for a total beginner all the way through to advanced? Ones with CDS, grammar, etc.
Ernest
Tags: Beginner, Cds, Italian Learning
3 Responses to “Best Italian Learning Books (beginner -> advanced)?”
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February 2nd, 2009 at 4:44 pm
Don’t know about Italian but learn french in your car was really good for oral practice on the move!
February 5th, 2009 at 8:52 pm
um.. i dont know
but i’m italian and i learned
from my parents=]
good luck though
i suggest u go to a local book store
and ask them and they could proably hook you
up with some books
good luck
ciao!
February 8th, 2009 at 3:05 am
There are a ton of Italian textbooks out there … if you’re a tourist, go with Berlitz. If you have money and time to burn, choose Rosetta Stone. If you want a cheap book with a CD Rom, cool pictures, and simple explanations of the language, pick up “Italian in Ten Minutes a Day.” It makes Italian fun, simple, and it accessable … and it gives a beginner the total basics needed in order to continue on to intermediate and advanced levels.