any Italians here ??is Italian an easy language to learn?
im 18 im going to college maybe in Dec. im not sure about the college application deadlines here in NYC so anyways i want to learn a new language it seems like it would be fun i already know 3 ,well technically 2 Polish which is my native and English which is my 2nd and i know a little bit of German but its seen a long time since i spoke or write in German so anyways is Italian an easy language to learn ?? my family is from Poland and my parents are actually thinking about moving there after im done with college they do think that im gonna move back there with them but its not gonna happen im probably gonna stay here in USA but move to California or if i decide ot move back ot Europe it will not be Poland sometimes im ashamed of my heritage cause the people there are so disrespectful and prejudiced and full of hate so i was thinking about maybe a country with a warmer climate than Poland so i thought about Italy i was there for the 1st time last year i was in Venice in summer i did enjoy it very much but too many people are there during summer i would love to go back there during summer again just to learn the language im going ot college for veterinary technology to become a vet tech ( in some countries its knows as a vet nurse) i didnt had an opportunity in learning Italian in high school as my high school offered Spanish, Chinese and German ,i took a semester of German i was doing really good but is been like 4 years since i used it
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Italian is very much like Spanish, and I take Spanish, which is fairly easy. My Uncle is learning Italian, and by the looks of it it doesn't seem too hard. Good luck. :)
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i dunno about that but i gotta say, i love the italian accent when speaking english, they remind me of the godfather or the sopranos
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i find it pretty easy but again it is very similar to spanish and spanish is my second language.
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In my experience, Italian is easy to get the basics of (basic grammar, vocabulary, etc), but difficult to master. With just a few months of studying, you should be able to communicate with Italians, in terms of asking simple questions, but it will take a long time to master the subtleties of the language. I don't know any Polish or German, but I know that Italian uses several tenses that English doesn't have. Though, they say the more languages you know, the easier it is to pick up a new one :-) GOOD LUCK!
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The Italian language is without any doubt one of the most beautiful languages, a language that seems to capture the extraordinary essence and spirit of Italy. Learn Italian and you will find your time in Italy so much more enjoyable. Italians really appreciate foreigners making an effort to speak Italian, no matter how poor the attempt, you will find Italians will encourage you. How to Start Learning Italian? Learning Italian is easy. I spoke very little Italian on arrival in Italy. All you need to do is a software language course - I did the Rosetta one but there are now far better and cheaper courses. I followed up the Italian software course with a course at the Dante Alighieri School, and I am now completely fluent. I can assure you I am far from a genius so if I can do it anyone can.
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