I need this for an intro in my speech.

i know this is a absurd question but a girl in my class room says that in the capital of french the official language is italian and claims going there i think is a absurd thing to say am i right?or wrong?

Italian language conjugating words. Can anyone who speaks Italian give me some more words that are conjugated, I already have volere, dare, fare, avere, portare, andare, which I have al learned is there anymore to take on?

hi everyone, i'm an italian girl and i'd like to improve my english talking to someone via email.
is there anyone who'd like to?
studying english on books is so boring and i feel like i'm not learning anything new.
maybe i could teach you a little italian, if you want:)

If i was writing my "likes" would i have to change the nouns to feminine because im a girl? for example; mi piace nuoto/nuota , viaggo/Viagga?

I've read on web that some people actually think that many Italians are like "guidos" (this word doesn't even make sense in Italian), and they act like in Jersey Shore...
PLEASE, tell me that not all of you think this lol!
(I'm talking about Italian people FROM Italy btw)...

You know the way a french man or italian man sounds talking English, you can tell it apart. But what about a English person talking Spanish.

i want to learn... so please send the free sites my way ...thanks

If you go to like 5 different pizzarias you will see what im talking about

My native language is Spanish. Also I speak English, and I'm trying to learn a new language, what language is more similar to Spanish and what could be easier for me?

He looks, acts and talks like an Italian.

my friend tha came to U.S from italy.
still talk to eachother over myspace.
and he said a couple of things i didn't understand, so i wanned to know if someone can translate these to little sentences.

-Bravo eheh. Non esagerare però

-ahahaha okok e perchè hai messo krotone

and one more thing how do you say this in italian.
-i forgot what i said.

Im really interested in learning languages, and i really want to learn italian. Im good at languages, I take french and spanish in school, and i do well. But how can i learn? I havent found a website to learn it on, and i want to save rosetta stone for a harder language like russian or chinese. my school doesnt offer any more languages. what should i do?

Its a movie i saw on tv yesterday and i never got the name of it. It was about a boy that is given the name C by this mobster/ bar owner named sonny and C's father is a bus driver in the film. C has a crush on this african american woman which he first saw on his fathers bus, and her name is Jane Williams I think. If anyone knows what i am talking about please give me the name of this movie Thanks

i know a bit of italian and want to learn to speak italian perfectly any idea how eg, books, internet, sound
i have an italian boyfriend and have spent a month in italy with him and his family but i want to surprise him by learning italian and quickly

i have noticed in her that when people talk smack about the Spaniards the Italians are always defending them and when people talk smack about the Italians the Spaniards are always defending them,whats up with this?

You reccomend any good techniques, books, audio books and/or any good advice ?

We have an international student from Italy and I got to meet him yesterday. He let me into my friends building and later I went back downstairs to wash a dish and he was in the hallway with one of his suitemates. I started washing the dish and one of my friends started talking to him and I told my friends to look at my pictures from my trip to Italy. As soon as I said that he perked up and asked who went to Italy. I told him that I did and he asked me where I went. His eyes just lit up and I had his full attention at this point. I told him where I went and he told me that he was from Naples, Italy. I told him that I had went to Naples before by accident and it was a disaster. He got from where he was sitting to come and sit at a table across from me to talk. I told him my story and got up and sat somewhere else. Then I said that I had fun even though I didn't speak English for 2 months. He asked me if I spoke Italian and I said yes and he had a huge smile on his face. And then he asked me to speak in italian in italian and then we started talking in italian. He asked me if I was born in Italy and I told him that my dad was born in Calabria. He told me that his great-grandfather was from Calabria. Then I had to leave and he said bye to me. I saw him again today from a brief moment and he said hi. I don't really describe his facial expressions through all this but he just lit up. When I talked to him, it felt like we were the only 2 people in the room even though there were 2 other people. I'm not used to a guy actually caring what I have to say. I really think that this year we are going to become friends. Is this just an italian guy thing or could he be somewhat interested in me?

I've never spoken a word of Italian before, so I'm a real beginner. Is there a website that'll teach me the meanings, pronunciations and spellings of Italian VERY SLOWLY?

I mean love, life quotes. Any quotes that talk about beauty? and ancient art?

Hi guys! I come from italy and I'm posting this question to find some one who want learn Italian!
So, I think this funny way: write me some email and I correctt them and answer it.
Who is interested write me a email on this address and I will answer as soon as possible!

I'M AN ITALIAN SPEAKER.
But I have often read your answers about this.
And I wondered that many persons answered that Italian is easy. That's right for Spanish or French native speakers (there strong similarities).
But I can't judge this issue.I can't say it's wrong

Please in your answer, give me following DETAILS:
- YOUR NATIVE LANGUAGE
- YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ITALIAN
Attention,
This question is on AnswerUSA pages.
Please answer in English.
Don't be fooled by links on AnswerItalia

Or, how do your parents talk about them as you grow up?
How do you personally feel about them?
Dislikes/Likes, etc.

I am part italian and have a decent knowledge of the words , just dont know how to put it into sentances and learn the more advanced words ha. I'm going to rome in april next year so wanna be able to speak italian and my dad would like it to ha.

I'm an international student just finish my MA degree in the UK. I would like to go italy to learn italian coz it is very important for me. Could anybody tell me is there any this kind of language school in italy for international people to learn italian?? I will be so appraciate!!

I'm talking a thick pizza with lots of cheese, pepperoni, hot peppers, and Italian sausage?

The pizza in Rome was pretty bland, so I'thinking since the south of Italy produced the most immigrants to the USA, that's where the pizza (and other Italian foods) will be most simmilar. Probably not real simmilar, but something alike. More so than Rome, put it that way. The 6 provinces are:

Sicily
Calabria
Basilicata
Puglia
Compania (Naples)
Molise

I'm going for a boat trip in about a week and people are nearly all italian:/ so i need some simple sentences or words in italian

Im talking beautiful bread, great meats, oil and vinegar, lettuce, tomatoes, spicy peppers, etc.

i want to know the best way to learn italian, i mean I dont want to go to the country, well I can't anyway. But please tell me ways you might have learnt a language easily. Thanks.
HAHAHA lol @chris

Hi to everybody I'm an Italian girl, I'm 17 and I want to learn english. I think that the best way for do it is talk with people who konw the language. I can teach you Italian if you want.
My addres is : ambrarioti@yahoo.it thanks very much
thank you very much cRiMsOn. when you want you can write me to my address
Will be a pleasure talking with you.

No classes, just on my own. I tried rosetta stone for arabic and it sucked, but i already know some italian so please give me feedback/best and quickest methods

I want to get those three words tattooed but have not taken Italian and need some help from someone who knows what they're talking about. Thanks!