DH's family is from Italy and he also speaks Italian. We are trying to plan a trip to Italy this spring to visit his family. I really wanted to learn Italian because I want him to teach our kids it when they are young and now that we are going there I think now is a great time to start. The problem is I dont know how to learn. I looked up this one program and it is a couple of hundred dollars which I cannot afford right now. Also, I want to learn on my own and not DH or his family because I need to learn how to write the words and the correct grammar.
ANy ideas?
futuremrsfab
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DH and I are learning spanish with the rosetta stone cd's- so far is very good (we are only a week in)
kimNanthony
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Posted by futuremrsfab
DH and I are learning spanish with the rosetta stone cd's- so far is very good (we are only a week in)
Thats the one I looked up and they want a lot of money
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Posted by futuremrsfab
DH and I are learning spanish with the rosetta stone cd's- so far is very good (we are only a week in)
Thats the one I looked up and they want a lot of money
oh its a lot less than taking a class- and if you google you can find a coupon code
Gigi08
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Someone I worked with taught himself using a CD too. I don't think it was Rosetta Stone...don't remember. Sorry I don't have any other suggestion other than looking into a class at a college. Have you checked on Barnes & Noble?
lucky1010
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Rosetta Stone is the best way to go.
snwb08
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check out your itunes - they have some free lessons. when I went to italy I looked up and found some beginner to advanced italian lessons that you can download onto your ipod. I was pretty surprised they were free.
