The various ways you can go about learning to talk Italian
Hey everyone! I've always wanted to live in Italy and I'm going to start learning italian this year. I speak fluent english and french. How hard is it to learn italian? I'm fifteen btw 
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I have been learning Italian, along with English and German back in high-school. (I’m not living in English-speaking country).
English was the easiest – we are all surrounded by it, we hear it in almost all movies.
German was the hardest – it’s… just hard.
Italian, on the other hand, was relatively easy for me, as it’s soft and a little bit like a song.
Conclusion – Italian is one of the easiest languages. Of course, that depends on whether you take that learning seriously or not. I hope I’ve helped
Since you already know French, the basics of Italian should be easy: same basic verb structure, two genders, adjective agreement etc.
Pronunciation in Italian is almost completely phonetic as compared to English and French.
Try http://www.fsi-language-courses.org and http://mylanguages.org
Everybody thinks Spanish is the easiest language to learn. It’s one of the best-kept secrets that Italian is easier. The only tricky part is the prepositions, which seem to follow no rules.