
Begin your journey in conversational Italian with a beginner-friendly course designed as a dialogue. Learn vocabulary through green slides, practice formal and informal forms, and join a Facebook community.
Learn italian greetings by using bongiorno for hello and ciao for informal hi and bye, practice introducing yourself with mi chiamo, and distinguish informal tu from formal you.
Review basic Italian greetings and name prompts from the last lesson, then learn new formal and informal phrases for hello, goodbye, and asking what's your name.
Practice essential italian greetings and forms of 'how are you' in formal and informal registers, then ask and answer 'where are you from' with nationalities and cities.
Master basic Italian introductions and job vocabulary, including asking someone's name, saying your name, and naming common careers from professor to engineer with basic greetings.
Master Italian numbers from 1 to 100 by reviewing 1–20 and applying the pattern after 20, where 21–99 form by attaching 1–9 to venti.
Master how to ask and answer 'how old are you' in Italian using numbers 1–100, with formal and informal exchanges and practical phrases like I'm 30 years old and goodbye.
Review essential italian vocabulary, including greetings like bongiorno and chow, introductions, formal and informal you forms, asking names, asking how are you, origins, professions, ages, and common farewells.
Learn to ask and answer about birthdays in Italian using day, month, and year, with month pronunciations, informal form, and phrases for saying happy birthday and inviting to a party.
Review Italian origins vocabulary and practice asking and stating where you come from, using city and country with in, formal, and informal forms.
Build spoken Italian by reviewing family vocabulary, pronoun use, and verb forms. Practice asking and answering about family members, ages, marital status, and names.
Review vocabulary on quantity and pronoun forms. Practice a practical conversation introducing someone, asking what she does or studies, and replying with examples like she studies business or information technology.
Learn to exchange social media information in Italian with a new travel friend, asking for usernames, sharing Instagram and YouTube details, and confirming follows.
This vocabulary review recaps module two Italian terms from numbers and quantity to formal vs informal you, family members, and pronunciation tips for the g and vowels.
Learn to describe things with adjectives in Italian by detailing colors, size, and the house’s condition, practicing questions like is your house old or new and do you like it.
Learn essential classroom Italian vocabulary for beginners, including here and there, this and that, and sentences about desks, chalkboards, and objects for you or me.
Practice ordering at an Italian cafe, using polite phrases to request coffee or a croissant, check stock, and handle price in euros.
Review all vocabulary learned in this module, focusing on gender and plural agreement, common classroom items, and everyday phrases for informal and formal Italian conversation.
Practice asking for a table for three, handling reservations, choosing inside or outside seating, and using basic dining phrases like menus and thank you.
Learn to order drinks and practice Italian phrases for beverages like beer and wine, including white wine Chardonnay, with guidance from a server.
Practice ordering appetizers and conversing with a server, including thanking for wine and beer. Learn the four-course meal order—antipasti, primo, secondo, dolce—in Italian conversation.
Learn to order main courses in Italian at a restaurant, ask for recommendations, choose fish or beef for the second course, and say thank you, senora.
Practice ordering coffee and dessert in a restaurant, and say 'I would like the cherry' or 'a cappuccino', and ask for gelato flavors using polite forms like Signore.
Learn to ask for the bill in a restaurant, flag down the server, pay at the cash register, and request the receipt, with card payment examples.
Review all module vocabulary with a focus on food terms, pronunciation, and meanings. Practice ordering and dining phrases, including primo and secondo courses, drinks, wine, and restaurant interactions.
Learn practical Italian phrases for asking for clarification in a restaurant scenario, including how to say 'sorry, I don't understand' and 'can you repeat the question' in conversation.
Learn how to ask when you don’t understand and how to say I don’t understand, including can you repeat the question and do you speak English.
Learn Italian phrases to express uncertainty like non so, say I need a moment to choose with un momento, and ask for help finding the museum in everyday conversations.
Practice asking for clarification and slower speech in Italian, including can you speak more slowly and apologize for speaking too fast. Offer responses about dessert options and say thank you.
Review the vocabulary learned in this module, focusing on how to ask for clarification and use informal, formal, and plural forms in Italian.
Learn hotel registration, check-in and check-out in Italian, including room options with two twin beds or a queen bed, private bathrooms, 24/7 reception, and 2:00 p.m. check-in.
Learn practical Italian for hotel check-in, including greetings at the reception, confirming a reservation from Expedia, presenting IDs or passports, asking about breakfast, and receiving room keys.
this lecture explains forming Italian numbers from one hundred and beyond, including hundreds, thousands, and millions, with patterns like dropping the o and mila for thousands.
Master hotel checkout dialogues in Italian. Learn morning greetings, how to ask for the bill and pay with cash, and how to say good day to guests.
Review the Italian hotel and travel vocabulary, including check-in, reception, rooms, numbers, time expressions, documents (ID, passport), 24/7 service, breakfast included, and keys.
Learn to discuss sports and hobbies in Italian with a new friend, including saying yes or no to playing sports, and asking about hockey, tennis, basketball, and football (soccer).
Explore music vocabulary and instruments, learn to say I play piano, guitar, and drums, and listen to rock, jazz, and pop.
Learn to talk about hobbies around the house in Italian, focusing on board games and gardening, with phrases for saying yes or no to games like chess or Scrabble.
Learn to discuss fitness activities and hobbies in Italian, using fa for weather, and phrases like I want to swim, then after swimming I’m going biking or jogging.
Review Italian vocabulary for sports and activities, practice informal and formal address, and learn instrument names and the piano origin from piano forte.
Introduces colors in Italian and explains adjective agreement with noun gender and number. Covers white forms bianco/bianca and colors blue, rosa, giallo, verde, grigio, viola, and marrone.
Explore essential Italian for shopping for women's clothing, including asking for a skirt or dress for a wedding, colors bianco, rosa, viola, and trying on outfits.
Learn practical italian for clothing shopping, including greetings, requesting a t-shirt or polo, colors, sizes, trying on jeans, and politeness phrases like no thanks.
Master basic Italian for shopping at the cash register, covering greetings, refunds and return policies, prices in euros, on sale items, bags, and polite goodbyes.
Review the shopping and clothing vocabulary from this module, including items like t-shirts, polo shirts, jeans, shorts, and sweaters. Explore masculine and feminine noun usage, purchase, sale, and refund.
Master basic Italian directions with phrases like 'excuse me, where's the supermarket?' and 'can I walk to the supermarket?', plus locating landmarks such as 'near the station'.
Practice asking for directions and responding with turn right, continue straight, and turn left, while using polite phrases like have a good evening.
Would you like to finally be able to speak Italian? Have you taken normal Italian courses and been bombarded with Italian grammar?
This conversational Italian class focuses on learning the language and speaking the language, rather than learning the grammar. After all, the goal of learning a language is to be able to speak right? That's why, this course will have you speaking Italian from the very first lesson.
As a college language professor, I love languages. I want to share this beautiful language with the world and help people all around the globe learn Italian. This course is designed for people who want to learn to speak Italian and who like a conversational approach to language learning.
WHY IS THIS COURSE UNIQUE?
Each lesson is designed like a conversation between me and you, simulating a real-life interaction.
Each unit has a vocabulary summary with all of the key words from that unit.
All the vocabulary is words you will actually use while in Italy, no useless phrases and sentences, like you may encounter in other courses.
This carefully-constructed course slowly teaches you key phrases by building on small sentences. At the beginning of the course, you will learn how to say hello, introduce yourself, and ask questions about personal details. By the end of the course, you will be able to purchase tickets at museum, purchase clothing in Italian, and event check in/check out at a hotel.
As with all my courses, you can purchase this course risk free with my 30-day money back guarantee.
Go ahead and click "Register". You have nothing to lose and so much to learn from this course.
I look forward to getting to know you and working with you.