Im 15 and from what i heard, the younger you are the better you can retain a new language, I am already about 50-60% fluent in spanish which will help a little bit with Italian. Would Rosetta Stone be helpful? I really want to be able to speak and understand what people say when I go back to Italy for 3 months next summer, so I have just about a year, if I study about an hour every weekday and maybe 2 hours on saturday, will I be able to at least understand and speak a decent amount of Italian?
By this I mean, how long (months,years?) will it take to understand most (80-90%), not all italian and be able to hold a conversation with a true italian?

alright soo i dont mean any disrespect, i mean i love my mom's cooking, its just that she has lost like variety... i mean we have the same foods every month... if anything she changes the ingredients just a little bit... so how do i come about talking to her about adding variety to our home cooked meals. for example like trying some chineese thai, french, italian etc. i dont want to hurt her feelings cause she takes pride in her cooking... any suggestions?

how do i say "a little bit more" or "un poco más" in italian???

I absolutely love everything about the Italian culture!!! I think Italy is an amazingly beautiful place full of laid back and easy going people! I one day plan to visit there and hopefully live. xD But as of now I would like to brush up on my italian before I even plan a trip to travel there. Lol

I was hoping if anybody had any spare time to teach me some italian? It would be through email or messenger and whenever you felt like it! I have tried some websites and they were extremely helpful, but I would like to practice talking in italian to improve.

I know a little bit of it, so I'm not necessarily a hopeless cause. I have the alphabet and introduction stuff down, but I would like to learn a little bit more, so I can actually hold a conversation! Also just to learn about some neat things and places in Italy!

If your interested please send me an email on my profile and I will give you my msn or yahoo messenger. Thank you for your patience in reading this xD

Ciao!

Iv tried using translator's but they are all different. The best I could get is "Nello vite ćè solo morte, in modo vivere finché puoi". Im a little bit italian but no one in my family that is alive can speak it fluently.
Edit: whats does adding farlo mean/do?

I'm of white mixed descent (Anglo-Nordic) and my gf is Italian descent. Some people talk s*** about me sometimes or stare at me, because we have slightly different skin tones. I'm a little bit tanned, and she is white-oliveish, which is probably some reason why people stare, even though we both are Caucasian.

How do I have people (mostly other whites) to stop staring at me? Should I mace them?

Hi, i'm an italian guy and i'm looking for someone who wanna learn a little bit of italian. At the same time I want to improve my spoken english talking to you...(skype or msn)
If anyone is interested please contact me!!
marcovecchiarelli@yahoo.it

I want to learn it in about two years because i am going to France and i want to speak French, also i want to speak Italian because i just think is interesting, how much time would i need? Is a community college a good option to study? Tell me everything you think i should know, thank you very much

xoxo
english is not my native language and i learned it really fast and even speak like i am from the USA, i am a fast learner in languages, and i know a little bit of french and italian already
i said 2 years not 2 weeks
and i know spanish, is my main language

I know his ancestors were italian, but can he actually speak even a little bit of italian?? please answer as soon as possible!! THANK YOU!

I understand Italian a little bit but i want to know how to speak it.

I am looking for someone who actually speaks the language and not the english version. I am going to IT sometime this year and I want to be able to understand and get around a little bit.

I am 19 years old/Female. If you would like to help.. email me.
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kaileydelone@aol.com
thankssss.

I go to a small private school and they dont offer italian. if i want to go to italy then i need to learn at least a little bit of italian. but i dont know the best way? should i get a computer program or should i take an after school class?

and i was born/grew up in america , but i am italian and when i talk really fast or if im mad i will start talking with just a little bit of an accent.why ?

I have began learning Italian, and got a little bit confused along the way. I was listening to Italian numbers being said and number 5 'cinque' was said chingue. Is 'ci' prounounced as Ch in Italian?