I want learn Italian so bad.

i am in spanish 2 right now so hopefully i will be able to speak that fluently after a while but i eventually want to learn all of them which one should i do first though besides spanish?

I've done my research on Italian Greyhounds, and I've talked to some people who have previously owned them, and I've decided that I'd like to get one. The only problem is that I can't find any breeders nearby (I live in southern Indiana), or any shelters that have them as puppies. Does anyone know of any breeders/shelters I could contact that are within a reasonable distance?

Does anybody know how big the Italian language is? And which countrys speak it the most.

I'm Half..

Hi. I need to translate these words. I know this is funny, but how do you name the human wastes in italian?

Translation for:

p'e e
p'o op (Is cacca or pupu?)
f a'rt.

And how are the verbs to use with the nouns?

Thanx for your answer!

I want to teach my daughter and learn Italian. I tried Rosetta stone from the library, but it is very expensive and I needed to return it. Any other suggestions?

My teacher is making me label it italian or english poem. I dont' get how you do that but I need serious help! I don't think anyone is going to answer this one but PLEASE DO ANSWER IT! I AM BEGGING! Or do you know what my teacher is talking about?
I mostly mean the style. Obviously I could tell if I was reading english. SO yeah the style! SOrry I was just typing what she wrote down.

i need to do this project in social studies and present it in an italian accent.. any websites? or tips?

I like to learn languages bottom-up - i.e verb conjugations, grammatical rules etc, not just conversational 'how to order an expresso' style of courses. So if you know of anything which serves this purpose, then please let me know. Thanks!

I learned some spanish back in high school, so I do have some language experience. I've heard that can make the process a bit easier. I'd love to learn italian, as a hobby; just for the heck of it & to expand my knowledge. but I'm worried it will be super hard. And what's the best way to go about learning it-- Books/cds, etc?

Also, does the book have pronounciation keys to the alphabet and words?

i speak italian but sometimes its hard for me to say different words.. is there a site that can help me

i've been looking all over word this translation. What does "Mi Piace" mean?
This is the name of an italian restaurant in Pasadena

My son is 8 years old and wants to learn Italian.He asked me how long it would take to speak the language fluently but I don't know.He also happens to know only English so...answer please?

Anyone who speakls italian to me so he can teach me to play go? Good players plz..

What are some good topics to talk about at the dinner table of an American-Italian Family? What topics to avoid?

I am in Italy and struggling to learn the language asap, also I love the songs. Suggestions please!!

Hey Yahoo! Answer Users~

Can you translate the english saying "Beauty is found in the heart." into italian? Not a literal, word-for-word translation, but an idiomatic one?

Thanks!

~BlueSeaBubbleBee

Besides the obvious, spending time in Italy, what is the best way to learn Italian and be able to write and speak it fairly well?

Thanks for your help! =]

My relatives from Italy are coming to visit next month. Two of my younger cousins love to play baseball there, and I thought they would like the movies Field of Dreams and Major League. How could I get those two in Italian?

Thanks in advance...

Stallion

I'm thinking of getting a tattoo so i need an accurate italian translation!

I have no knowledge in Italian, but i want to travel to Italy in a few years. And i think it would be good if i learnt how to speak a bit fluently in Italian. Do you know any good free online websites or courses that i can do?

I would like to learn a second language, either French or Italian. What medium will lead to the greatest opportunity for success? Also, which language is considered the easiest to learn? Thanks!

if what ive heard is correct, most of the people in argentina originated from italy...

if that is the case (or some of them anyway) why do the people there speak spanish and not italian?

or do some of them speak italian too?

My Italian friend has written that message on my Facebook profile. What does that mean in English?

Grazie mille

Can anyone who is fluent in Italian please help me with a translation for "one who lives without fear" or "one who is without fear"?

I took Latin all through high school and now I'm taking intro-level Italian at college. I just had my first class today, and it seems like it will be doable. But I have to survive 4 semesters of it, and it looks like the class will move very quickly.

Is Italian difficult to learn in college? Will my Latin background help at all?

I need a good answer w/ resources.