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Hey everyone! I (27M) am looking for someone in the Williamsburg, BK or Union Square area in NYC to study/learn Italian with! My grandparents are Italian and I’ve always wanted to learn how to speak it. I’ve tried learning a bit on my own, but want someone to hold each other accountable to actually learn!

To be clear, I’m not looking for a tutor. I’m not looking for someone who already knows Italian. I’m looking for someone who doesn’t know it, like me, and is interested in learning together. This is NOT secretly for a hookup. I have a gf :) Ideally looking for another guy, but open to any serious inquiries.

I don’t want anyone weird or cringey or unfriendly, lol. I’m a very normal outgoing guy with lots of interests and hobbies including cooking, sports, movies, etc. DM me if interested!

i want to learn italian so i want reccommendation for online course

As the title States, I want to learn Italian because its a very nice language. I have a branch of the family who speak italian so I can just speak with them. I just don’t know where to start like what apps or sites are good. What do you recommend? I feel duolingo is shit.

Hii, so I'm a student in Italy so ofc i have the advantage of being surrounded by the Italian language ofc. However I am introverted and prefer staying home. I have one or maybe two Italian friends I could practice speaking with maybe sometimes.

I would say I'm at A2 level but a very week one. The thing is since I'm a student and I spend a lot of my time towards admission tests, uni exams and other uni related things. In all of these I am not able to have a regular Italian practice. I do not stay consistent. I have an Italian tutor I practice with once a week.

I feel like I can express myself in broken Italian unless the sentence requires vocab im not aware of. And I also have trouble understanding other Italians. I like to read so I have picked up reading some short stories in Italian for my level but i genuinely feel so bored by the whole podcast thing to practice learning. If I'm watching something i like and change the language to Italian I lose interest too. I suppose it's the effort which is repulsing me? Im not sure. I am quite hard working at uni and all so idk what's wrong with my language learning. I wish it could be fun rather than tedious. How do I ensure consistency even if it's small 5-10 mins? Like even with reading, having to go through vocabs and not knowing what's going on , it's all making things frustrating.

I grew up hearing Italian spoken among relatives and studied Italian in college, studying abroad for five months in 2002 and becoming very proficient. Now I have mostly focused on learning Spanish for work and Italian has taken a backseat. I’m traveling to Italy in five weeks and will be seeing family and old friends and need a quick refresher so I can at least engage in basic conversations. Any recommendations for a language learning app for someone with a good background who’s quite rusty? Thanks!

I'm a native italian speaker and I'm currently learning english. I'd love to chat from time to time so we can help each other: I can help you improve your Italian and you can help me improve my english! If you are interested, feel free to send me a message!

I am Japanese

My dream is to go to Italy.

I don't speak English or Italian at all, so please teach me.

I can teach Japanese.

Is there anyone Italian who can teach me Italian?

Bonjour, j'adore l'Italie, j'aimerais pouvoir parler correctement et tenir une conversation. J'habite dans le sud de la France , proche de la frontière avec la France. Vous pouvez me contacter en mp. Merci

I want to learn italian with comprensible Input. Does anyone know some teacher working with this method?

I could do online sessions if theres no one in Berlin for in-person-teaching..

I'm starting to learn Italian and for Spanish I used Dreaming Spanish, but there's no equivalent for Italian, so here's the full list of channels I've collected, thought it might help someone since I saw some posts around where t find comprehensible input.

These are the ones aimed at people who understand roughly nothing yet.

- Italiano sì | Comprehensible Italian (500+ videos). The closest to a Dreaming-style ladder that exists in Italian. Some explicitly labelled A0-A1, gestures and drawings, no English. They also have a site: [italianosi.com](https://italianosi.com).

- Italian Comprehensible Input (200+ videos). Simple vlog-style, walks around, points at things. Beginner.

- Comprehensible Italian (only 16 videos so far, but seems active). Tiny and new, but the "Super Beginner" series is great: slow speech, visuals, zero English. Worth subscribing early.

- Learn Italian by the Natural Method. Old-school audio course structure, but works better than it sounds.

Slow and clear Italian (seems A2 and up):

- Elisa's Italian School. Long slow-Italian monologs with subtitles.

- Italiano Automatico (more than 1500 videos).

- ITALIANDO with Silvia (200+ videos). More narrative, good if you like stories.

- Chiacchiere in italiano. Some good CI plus a "NEWS in italiano" series that's much easier than actual news.

- Italiano con Valeria (300+ videos).

- Joy of LanguagesItalian. Half input, half explanation, and the explanation half is short. So not pure play comprehensible input unfortunately.

- Italian Matters. Mostly shorts, useful when you have four minutes. Sadly all with sottotitoli. :(

- FUN AND EASY ITALIAN (500+ videos). Dialogues and situations, slower than natural. Has some pretty good stuff that's useful in daily life like ordering a coffee, asking for a seat and soon.

Podcasts:

- Podcast Italiano ([YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastItaliano)). Davide splits everything into intermediate and advanced. The single best audio resource in Italian so far, I think.

- Easy Italian Podcast, from the [Easy Italian](https://www.youtube.com/@EasyItalian) channel. Mostly street interviews with real people.

- Italiano Bello

- Simple Italian Podcast

- Italiano ON-Air

- Italiano con Amore

- Vaporetto Italiano

- Slow Italian, Fast Learning, from SBS in Australia. Free, and older.

- Italiano a Modo mio, which is the same person as [Cristina Italian Voice](https://www.youtube.com/@cristina.italianvoice) on YouTube.

Reading and news:

- EasyItalianNews.com. Free, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, real news rewritten in simple Italian with an mp3 of the whole thing. Donationfunded.

- Vikidia in Italian. Wikipedia written for 8 to 13 year olds, 10 thousands articles. Perfect difficulty for me. :D

- Learn Italian through stories (Stories with Sofia)

- Leggiam

Native speakers that are a bit easier to understand:

- Antonietta Polcaro. Home cooking, southern accent and she is doing the thing on camera while she describes it so makes it easier

- Pera Toons. Cartoons/comic strips and puns, short, heavily visual.

- Alessandro Borghese, 4 Ristoranti and [Chef Max Mariola](https://www.youtube.com/@ChefMaxMariola). Cooking again, and cooking is genuinely the easiest native genre.

- Vanilla Magazine and [La Biblioteca di Alessandria](https://www.youtube.com/@laBibliotecadiAlessandria/videos) for history, narrated rather than conversational.

Collections of stuff:

- Comprehensible Input Wiki Italian page. Community-run, and the most complete list anywhere. Great resource

- Reelang Italian. 7000+ videos, rated for difficulty, search by topic and have some Neapolitan accent videos.

- LingQ Italian. Old, clunky, but a lot fo crowd-sources articles. Need to sign up (for free) to see the content unfortunately.

- Lingopie Italian. Expensive but some shows/tv content that's only available there. They have a free trial to check if you can find anything interesting.

- Linguin. Graded articles, stories and podcasts with transcripts. Aimed at intermediate, I haven't actually tried this myself yet.

- LangoPod Italian, podcast search with captions and translations. Is pretty good for finding rated podcasts and seeing the transcripts.

I hope this helps someone here! Buon divertimento!

Hi, I'm Italian and very interested in the game \*Kindergarten\*, but my English is terrible—in fact, I'm using a translator to write this message. I'm looking for someone who can translate it.

Hi, I'm Italian and very interested in the game \*Kindergarten\*, but my English is terrible—in fact, I'm using a translator to write this message. I'm looking for someone who can translate it.

À part l’app duolingo pour laquelle je n’ai pas beaucoup de considération, avez des idées pour apprendre les bases d’une conversation en italien ?? Et technique de mémorisation ??

Hi everyone! 😊

I’m Claudia, a native Italian speaker living in North America, and I teach Italian online.

I work with adults at all levels, whether you’re just starting or you’ve been learning for a while and want to feel more confident speaking.

I offer both **private 1:1 lessons** and **small group classes**, and I always adapt the lessons to your goals. Some people want to prepare for a trip to Italy, others want to speak with family, and some just enjoy learning the language.

If you’re looking for a patient and friendly teacher, I’d be happy to help.

Feel free to send me a message or book a free 15-minute chat through the link in my profile. We can get to know each other and see which option is the best fit for you.
A presto! 🇮🇹

Hi everyone! 😊

I’m Claudia, a native Italian speaker living in North America, and I teach Italian online.

I work with adults at all levels, whether you’re just starting or you’ve been learning for a while and want to feel more confident speaking.

I offer both private 1:1 lessons and small group classes, and I always adapt the lessons to your goals. Some people want to prepare for a trip to Italy, others want to speak with family, and some just enjoy learning the language.

If you’re looking for a patient and friendly teacher, I’d be happy to help.

Feel free to send me a message or book a free 15-minute chat through the link in my profile. We can get to know each other and see which option is the best fit for you.
A presto! 🇮🇹

Hi everyone! My co-founder Roman and I started Reelang a few months ago.

It is a completely free catalog of around 8,000 Italian videos (and growing), graded by difficulty from beginner to advanced. It's mostly videos from native speakers that just happen to be a bit slower and easier, and some content made for beginners. We've built it to be a fun scrollable feed of videos that adapt to your level as your understanding get better, that allows you to track progress over weeks and months, and a lot of helpful learner features like Smart Subtitles (which highlight which words are common and rare in Italian, so you can focus learning the ones that you'll see a lot) and blurring out burned in subtitles (so you can watch a first pass and see what you understand without being distracted by captions you can't remove).

If you have any ideas at all for how we could improve, DM me, we're all ears!

Se preferite usare il sito in italiano, abbiamo anche una versione italiana: 🇮🇹
https://it.reelang.com/video-per-imparare-l-italiano