I want to learn Italian, but I don't have any money I can spend. How can I learn free?
I want to learn Italian because it interests me more than French or Spanish or one of those languages. Also, though, I would like to learn Latin.

translate all of this please? I don't want normal americans that don't know a lick of Italian to go translate this on babel fish or other online-translators.

Please only answer if YOU know how to speak Italian, per favore.

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I want to get ahead becfause in 2 years maybe 1 they might change, i have to learn a foreign language and i want to travel ot Italy some day. I dont feel like spending 25 dollars on a book or audio tape, or getting scammed on the internet. is there anywhere to do it for free? DO NOT SUGGEST THE ROSSETA STONE LEARNING PROGRAM YOU SAW ON TV. from what i underwstand it coss alot of money and since i'm not 18 my parents wont order it for me.

I'm going to Italy in March for vacation and I want to learn Italian. Because I'm going to italy, I have no money to spend to learn Italian. Any ideas? Or does someone want to give me crash courses over skype. Thanks.
By the way, I am serious about learning Italian, I just don't have any money at the moment.
vAleNtiNa- my e-mail is stephanievandagriff@yahoo.com. Can't wait to talk to you.

Hi everybody! I graduate from high school in two years and I'd like to go to study in Italy. But almost all italian universities have programs only in italian language. It's very beautiful language actually, and I'm quite able studying languages, but I really can't spend money on teachers, special courses etc. Do you think it's possible to know the language fluently learning only by myself with a help from the internet, of course, and any other measures without taking classes?

I know the importance of learning another language however my school only teaches spanish and french and latin but latin is a dead language and i have tried and failed at learning spanish and french. The reason behind that i think is because I never had any incentive or ever wanted to learn either. But I really want to learn Italian because my family is still very close to their italian heritage. However all my relatives who know how to talk in italian have passed and I do not have the time to attend formal classes or the money to afford rosetta stone. What are some other cheap ways i can learn the language besides immersion, books and such would help

Without learning it with a teacher or paying a lot of money for a program?

i have alot of italian in me but i do not know anyone who can speak italian and i really want to learn but my problem is my high school dont offer it and my parents say i have to pay for any thing to help me learn because they dont have the money to pay for it. so i guess im asking what is the easiest and cheapest way to start learning italian.

I would like to learn to speak Italian fluently, but i don't really have the money to buy a book or hire a tutor. Could someone suggest a website or method to learn Italian? It must be free. Thank you all.

I would really like to learn Italian but it seems very hard. Is there an easy program I could use? Preferably free seeing as I don't have a lot of money, but I am willing to spend a little money if needed. Can anyone help please? Thanks!

I want to learn Italian and I wanted to know if there are any good apps to learn Italian that's worth the money.

They HAVE to work. I want to learn Italian so I can be fluent in it, and I want to learn it FAST without boring vocabulary drills and such. The website can keep on emailing me. I just need a really good website or two. And don't choose any that you have to pay. I don't have any money. Thanks!!

m planning to learn italian as soon as i graduate from high school. during this 5 months i will be learning the language but also traveling during long periods....I really want to learn italian but dont want to loose money so i want to choose a cheap institute where i will learn italian but will also be able to miss class a lot....which is the best option in florence????

We purchased a pre-owned home that needed a LOT of work -- more work than we imagined, which meant more money than we had figured. We have done much of the work ourselves and the house is being transformed into our home -- which we love. The house has a Mediterranean/Italian style for the most part -- and I thought it would be fun to give our house an Italian name (and get a plaque to put in our entryway with that name on it). I wanted something that reflected the fact that buying the house may have been a mistake in the beginning, but now it is beautiful.

I was thinking something like "Beautiful Folly"

Could an Italian speaker give me the translation for that phrase – or if there is another phrase that would have a similar meaning and/or convey the story that would work/sound better – I'm up for suggestions!

Thanks!

- Jana

im planning to learn italian as soon as i graduate from high school. during this 5 months i will be learning the language but also traveling during long periods....I really want to learn italian but dont want to loose money so i want to choose a cheap institute where i will learn italian but will also be able to miss class a lot....which is the best option in florence????

I always wanted to know how to talk Italian but i don't have the money to go buy those CD's. I went on a few websites but i really didn't get because it was for advance Italian speakers. I want something quick and easy. But still i have all the time in the world. Please, please help. I also want to know if it had helped you learn Italian.

Even though the regions of Italy didn't unify until the 1860s, how old is the Italian nation and how did the nation of Italy come into existence? How did the Italian language form and why does it sound a lot like Spanish when French doesn't sound at all like Spanish? What type of money was used in Italy before the lira?