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filia

Very nice site, I love it! I wonder if somebody could help me finding good language reference for learning. I am very much interested in Italian Language, nowadays it is very advantageous to learn other languages such as Italian. I found these voyages linguistiques angleterre and Italian language school . They’re very useful for beginners, as I go along visiting the sites I noticed that I learn a little step by step. Also try tefl courses , really helps me communicate well. I already informed all my buddies online and as of now I’m so excited to share it with you guys. Investing your mind is a good idea in reaching other people through communication skills.

Bandit

Hello Filia! Welcome to Paris Forums!

filia

Thanks for the warm welcome. A pleasure to be here. I am back. I went to Military School . To check what's new and latest. Because My brother plan to enroll in that school.

Elis

In my opinion, CD lessons, or books are a good way to start learning a foreign language, but nothing can compete with the experience what conversations can give it to you.

Maximus

filia, the best way to learn a language is to live in the country it is spoken. Half a year would me more than enough for you to speak fluently Italian if you lived in Italy.

Elis

Yes, but what about grammar

Planetman

Maximus wrote: filia, the best way to learn a language is to live in the country it is spoken. Half a year would me more than enough for you to speak fluently Italian if you lived in Italy. This is the most expensive way to go

barcelonaar

I speak English, German, Catalan and Spanish and now I want to learn Turkish because I LOVE Istanbul

Maximus

barcelonaar wrote: I speak English, German, Catalan and Spanish and now I want to learn Turkish because I LOVE Istanbul learning Turkish is not that simple. Here's another source where French can be learned http://language-schools-directory.com/french-school-course-FRANCE-Paris.htm

aimhigh

Maximus wrote: filia, the best way to learn a language is to live in the country it is spoken. Half a year would me more than enough for you to speak fluently Italian if you lived in Italy. I don't agree with these. I studied Italian and my teacher was a Brazilian and I learned past because some of the words are very similar in greek, and spanish. They have some word's similar in French too like for example the good morning. in French that is bonjour in italian that is buon giorno

Anonymous

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