Italian Workbook for Dummies - Paperback

by Teresa L. Picarazzi (Author)

Learning Italian is easy with Dummies

Italian Workbook For Dummies is for beginners who want to get started learning Italian. Packed with foundational grammar and integrated vocab, Italian Workbook For Dummies will set new language learners on their way to a wonderful experience learning this beautiful romance language. This book provides valuable practice lessons and exercises so that you can learn to write and communicate in Italian with confidence. Italian Workbook For Dummies is also an excellent supplement for any student looking to boost their classroom learning. With the tried-and-true expertise of Dummies, you'll move through the Italian basics with ease.

• Get introduced to the Italian language, including basic grammar and pronunciation
• Complete exercises to improve your ability to write and speak in Italian
• Learn important phrases for travelling, doing business, and studying in Italy
• Build your vocabulary, discover common slang, and learn authentic expressions

This is the perfect Dummies guide for those who are brand new to the Italian language, regardless of age or background. Gain the confidence you need to interact in Italiano!

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Ciao! Welcome to your new corso di Italiano

Language learning is all about the practice. Italian Workbook For Dummies is the perfect resource for getting a grip on basic Italian, the hands-on way. You'll work through exercises to get Italian vocabulary, grammar, and authentic expressions into your head. Start from the very, very beginning, and work your way toward expressing yourself in the language of bella Italia. You'll also get access to verb charts, mini-dictionaries, and other handy resources, so you can travel, work, and even flirt--in Italian!

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Author Biography

Teresa Picarazzi, PhD, has taught Italian language, literature, and cinema for more than 30 years. She now teaches Italian at The Hopkins School in New Haven. She has lived, studied, and worked in Florence, Siena, Urbino, Cortona, and Ravenna, Italy. She has written books and several articles on Italian politics and culture.