Stay Gold asked:


I’m currently learning Spanish and Portuguese and would like to learn Italian as well. The thing about it though is that I probably won’t be able to take classes to learn the language (I’m already a doulbe major doing International Business and Spanish and plan to pick up a minor in either Mandrin or Japanese). So for this reason I am thinking about just learning the language on my own. I’m doing this with Portugues right now and have been pretty successful. But I’m not sure if that’s simply because I’m learning Spanish in school and Portuguese is very similar to it. Is Italian similar enough to Portuguese and Spanish where I’d be able to learn it on my own? Thanks in advance!

Lola

Sum Sum asked:


I just started learning Italian a few days ago and I have to say that learning the basic words is not hard. It’s the grammar rules that kills me.I wish that I can learn it in a few days but it’s so hard to remember. And plus it’s hard to speak in Italian.

Is it just me or do other people see what I am saying about learning a second language.

Kylee

Don E asked:


I can speak Cantonese, Mandarin and Enfligh and I love Italian and Spanish/ Latin American culture.I’ve bought some Italian Audio CDs to teach myself. I haven’t bought anything about Spanish. However, many people say I learn Italian is a waste a time. They say I should learn Spanish.

So, Can I learn both at the same time ? Or I learn Italian for 2/3 years then start to pick up Spanish?

Scarlett

Joseph asked:


i need to learn fast for my italian class,

Yuliana

A M asked:


I am 15 years old and have an italian background and family. At family functions, italian is somewhat of a primary language being spoken. I want to be able to understand what my relatives are saying, and with that comes the knowledge of communicating with them.

How can I learn to understand italian fast and easy? I have a mother who speaks fluent italian, so that may be of some assistance. Thanks

Kristin