The various ways you can go about learning to talk Italian
....if you knew Spanish fluently, would that make a difference? :]
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Collins Italian Language Survival Guide A Visual Ph US $1.56 --> Ends in : 11m <-- |
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Foreign Language Pronunciation BkSpanish Italian French GermanLiturgical Latin US $9.90 --> Ends in : 15m <-- |
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Lyric Language Live Italian Learn Italian the Fun Way US $13.01 --> Ends in : 26m <-- |
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Introduction to Italian Poetry A Dual Language Book Dover Dual Language Ital US $17.43 --> Ends in : 27m <-- |
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2001 Most Useful Italian Words Dover Language Guides Italian US $10.44 --> Ends in : 29m <-- |
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1001 Easy Italian Phrases Dover Language Guides Italian US $10.44 --> Ends in : 29m <-- |
Spanish and Italian are very similar – i’m an Italian native speaker and it took me just a couple of months to master Spanish pretty well, especially because the phrase/clause construction is almost identical and there are plenty of words in common (especially those of latin-greek origins).
Of course there are some exceptions (for instance, irregular verbs can be tough sometimes), but i’m sure it won’t be a big deal.
You could also try this book: "De una a cuatro lenguas" by Schmidely, Ezquerra, Gonzàlez (ed. Arco Libros), which points out and explains the relationship and the main differences between the four most important romance languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French): i found it very helpful and interesting! Ciao bella.