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Looking for reading material in italian?

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Ces asked:


Hi! I’m studying italian, and could do with some advice and help to find material suitable for reading for someone who can understand about 60%. I’m just starting to study but, for some reason, I can understand most of what I read (i’ve even tried newspapers and Wikipedia). That’s, perhaps, because spanish is my first language, or because I spent many evenings during my teen age listening to a “think italian, speak italian” course on tape… can’t really tell. Anyway, now I would like to find over the Internet, or to have suggestions of books, texts, anything I could find in Italian that is suitable for beginners. Any suggestions?
The thing is I know the easiest is to look for children’s stories, (I did a huge improvement in english reading that sort of material, so I know that approach works), but I’m not sure exactly what I’m looking for and where to find it…

Samantha

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4 Responses to “Looking for reading material in italian?”

  1. bermuda890 Says:

    Spanish an Italian are very similar languages. I would suggest trying to find children’s stories written in Italian.

  2. Rashada A Says:

    google.com search “italian newspapers”.. there is many.. i looked on them years ago… i still know italian.. if you need any help, i allow email. feel free to ask for help from me personally about italian.. i know a lot with the language. i am not italian but i studied it a lot and found it easy.

  3. Ribka ex Claro de Luna. Says:

    Ciao Ces!
    Io parlo italiano. Ho studiato 5 anni a la Dante qua in Argentina! Si te piace lo possiamo parlare!
    Auguri or Congratulations!

  4. alessia85 Says:

    Hi! I’m Italian… about children’s stories, I would suggest you Bianca Pitzorno’s novels. She was my favourite writer when I was a child, because the stories were really exciting and magic… my mother often read them and she liked them a lot too. So I think they’re not childish and boring for adults. And they’re written in a “simple” Italian

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