ITALIAN in 10 minutes a day with CD-ROM

10 Minutes a Day

by Kristine K. Kershul

ITALIAN in 10 minutes a day® Book
132-page illustrated workbook
Full color throughout
Organized in 25 easy steps, by essential categories
150 Sticky Labels for home and office
Ready-made Flash Cards
Cut-out Menu Guide
Pronunciation Guide
Over 300 Free Words
Glossary of over 2,000 new words, definitions and pronunciation

ITALIAN in 10 minutes a day® CD-ROM
Included with the 10 minutes a day® Book
Special language learning software features interactive Sticky Labels, Flash Cards, Colors and Numbers
See and hear the words as you play with them on your computer screen
PC and Mac friendly

This CD-ROM/book combo is a whole new way to learn Italian! See and hear the words as you practice with the interactive Sticky Labels, Flash Cards and special activities. Now, learning Italian is faster and easier than ever! Soon you ll be able to ask for directions to the Trevi Fountain, shop for souvenirs near the Ponte Vecchio, and chat with the locals as you sit down to dinner in the Piazza San Marco. And with the cut-out menu guides, ordering a meal, or un pasto , and that perfect glass of wine is an enjoyable and easy experience. ITALIAN in 10 minutes a day® with CD-ROM is a complete, and fun, hands-on language learning program it will spark your

Genres: Reference, Italian Literature, Language, Nonfiction

132 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

Dr. Kristine K. Kershul is an author, publisher, linguist and teacher. She founded Bilingual Books, Inc. in 1981 with the publication of her first book, "German in 10 Minutes a Day." She has authored books, audio CDs, phrase guides and interactive computer software for 20 languages.

Kershul attributes her lifelong passion for languages to her family: she grew up in a trilingual home on the where, in addition to English, her father spoke Croatian and her mother spoke Danish.

Reviews

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

These books are the best way to quickly pick up enough of a language to make you feel comfortable traveling there. Plus, they come with tear-out menus that you can carry around with you to avoid mystery meat!

[Riobhcah · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is not terrible as an introduction to Italian. It's a good start on vocabulary building. And the CD-ROM is a good learning aid.

There is a typographical error on page 77. The word for Irish (plural masculine) should be "irlandesi," not "irlandsi."

[Vicki Hill · Rating 4 out of 5]

these foreign language books at first remind you of days in kindergarten...but it's a great way to learn...and I'm filled with great memories of a Friday night Italian I and II class that I took with a great friend...a Rumanian teacher that makes me smile and a room full of strangers with one thing in common...Italy

[Ashley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good place to begin if you are learning a new language.