Learn Italian For Intermediates : The Ultimate Italian Language Learning Guide For Intermediates. Learn Italian Step by Step With Fast Track Tips That Will Help You Speak Italian With Confidence.

by Laura Mancini

Do you want to learn how to speak real Italian as if you relocated to a Italian -speaking country for months without actually having to, then keep reading.... You've probably already purchased other learning- Italian programs or two. And still feel you’re unable to speak Italian with real confidence.

Let Me tell you, there's no need to spend a ton of money. With these proven strategies inside this book we skip right over the unnecessary run around taking you from Intermediate level - all the way to a level where you speak real conversational Italian - and with complete confidence.

In Learn Italian for Intermediates You’ll Sentence structure, including the subjunctive, Nouns, including a discussion of gender and number Pronouns, including direct object, indirect object, and relative pronouns Verbs, including the present tense, perfect tense, and future tense The important issues of food and love Numbers, dates, weather, spelling tips, and much more Hours of Authentic Italian translating audios and Italian lessons System That Will Teach You Every Day Conversational Vocabulary Only native Italian -speaking voice actors to make sure you develop an authentic Italian accent And most importantly, a fun and engaging teaching method that will have you looking forward to practicing with this program - and the more you practice, the more you learn The Goal is to speak Italian like a local, Now’s your time to finally learn Italian in a way that’s convenient for your life without it stopping your life.

83 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 11, 2020

Reviews

[Gillian · Rating 1 out of 5]

Some basics but definitely not a book for intermediate level Italian students. This covers numbers, some vocabulary and phrases but no grammar at all. Weirdly, the book also tells you how to spell words that you've just read (e.g. uno, u-n-o).

The description states that it includes: "Sentence structure, including the subjunctive; Nouns, including a discussion of gender and number; Pronouns, including direct object, indirect object, and relative pronouns; Verbs, including the present tense, perfect tense, and future tense." None of that is in this book.