The best book to learn Italian
eBook
162 pages : 57k words
So much more than an eBook :
✓ Welcome Video (30 mins) + Checklist PDF (6 pages)
✓ Step by step plan (use as follow-along or reference tool)
✓ Links to more than 100 online resources and tools
✓ A Short History of Italian
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People often ask me…
‘I want to learn a language, but don’t know where to start.
How should I learn Italian?’
My reply is always the same. Follow the fundamental principles for learning languages, use Italian resources you enjoy, and embrace the process as a journey.
With How to Learn Italian, I teach you how to put all of this together to reach fluency in Italian. What’s more, you’ll learn Italian in a way you actually enjoy.
Welcome Video (How to Use This Guide)
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Everything you need to learn Italian 🇮🇹
With How to Learn Italian, I not only guide you through the process of learning Italian, but also provide you with links to more than a hundred free, online resources you can use to achieve your goals.
You’ll be able to learn Italian in a way that’s fast, convenient, affordable, and above all, enjoyable.
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How to Learn Italian has given me some fantastic new tools and reignited my enthusiasm for learning. As a result of reading How to Learn Italian, I finally feel like I am on the verge of a breakthrough
Nicola Rossi - Award-Winning Author, Consultant & Speaker
Why this is the best book to learn Italian
So much more than an eBook :
How to Learn Italian also comes with :
Welcome Video : How to Use This Guide (30 mins) + Checklist PDF (6 pages)
Real guidance 🪴
None of my Guides and Courses are created with AI.
Just hard work and experience, distilled to help you learn Italian in a way you’ll enjoy.
Imagine finally being able to learn Italian…
How to Learn Italian is the best book to learn Italian because it provides everything you need in one place :
✓ Flexible : You can use it as a follow-along, reference tool, or both
✓ Fun : Learn with context, focusing on what you love
✓ Fast : No more sitting in classes. No more waiting years for progress
✓ Convenient : At home. On the go. Learn a language wherever you are
✓ Affordable : All you need is an internet connection to access free resources
✓ History : Deepen your understanding with A Short History of Italian
Frequently Asked Questions
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Whether this is your first time learning a language or if you’ve felt disheartened during previous endeavours, How to Learn Italian will make learning Italian possible for you.
If you’re not sure where to start, this guide is for you. If you’re not sure which resources to use or how to find them, this guide is for you. If you’ve tried learning Italian before but felt lost and overwhelmed, this guide is for you.
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Upon purchasing the guide, you will receive an ePub file of How to Learn Italian.
In the ‘How to Use This Guide’ section of the ePub, you will find a link to a password-protected page to download your How to Learn Italian Checklist and watch the Welcome Video about how to use this guide.
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Thanks to a partnership with Sprout, your purchase will lead to the planting of mangrove trees in Madagascar.
I contribute a % of each sale towards tree planting because reforestation efforts revive natural habitats, improve coral reef health, support local livelihoods and aid in the fight against climate change by extracting CO2 from the air.
Trees are planted by Eden Reforestation Projects in partnership with thegoodapi.com.
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All How to Learn Languages guides and courses are priced in Pound sterling (GBP). You can check the latest conversion rates at xe.com
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Due to the nature of digital products, it is not possible to offer refunds. However, if you have any questions about the guide or learning Italian, please feel free to email me at contact@howtolearnlanguages.info, and I’ll get back to you promptly. I’d be more than happy to help.
The best book to learn Italian
Fantastic
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How to Learn Italian has given me some fantastic new tools and reignited my enthusiasm for learning. As a result of reading How to Learn Italian, I finally feel like I am on the verge of a breakthrough
Nicola Rossi - Award-Winning Author, Consultant & Speaker
Wonderful
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It's a wonderful tool for every self-learner
Katheyer
A real gem
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The history part has been a real gem... I had so many aha moments... I feel like I am now privy to a secret that is known to so few and cherished by even fewer
Shivani
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Excellent guide to learning Italian
Sindy Castellanos
Great Resource
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I found this to be a great resource for learning Spanish. I have been trying other methods but will definitely be following this
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About the Author
Hi, I’m Sean. I began teaching myself languages in 2018 whilst studying History at the University of Leeds, including a year studying at the Sorbonne in Paris conducted entirely in French. Since then, I’ve continued learning languages independently for research, enjoyment, and daily life. This process has shaped the way I think about language learning.
I have a Diploma in English Language Teaching (DELTA) from the University of Cambridge and have over six years’ experience teaching both online and in the classroom.
I now live in Hanoi, where I’m completing a Master’s degree in History at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, studying entirely in Vietnamese.
This website brings together my experience as a self-directed learner and as a teacher. I focus on sustainable and enjoyable language learning - built on consistency and key principles that anyone can apply to their own journey.
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In bocca al lupo!
(Good luck)
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