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Learn Italian ONLINE with our Impara Copiando course based on the Imitation Technique #4

    All those people who want to start learning a new foreign language, whatever this language is, usually begin by buying a damned grammar textbook and an obnoxious bilingual dictionary.  This happens because they want to learn every possible grammar rule and memorise a multitude of words out of context… However, this kind of approach is a recipe for failure: communication is not all about grammar, syntax and vocabulary. During an act of communication, many other elements come into play all at the same time. This is why we decided to create the Learn by Copying course, the only free Italian course completely based on the Imitation Technique: the scientifically proven method that allows you to learn foreign languages quickly and automatically (without studying).

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    5 REASONS to LIVE in ITALY: A Foreigner Who Moved to Italy Tells Us Her Experience!

      In this video we asked Spanish teacher Marta Tardáguila Del Castillo, who has been living in Italy for more than 10 years now, what she thinks about Italy, what she likes about this country and, above all, what it feels like to live in the BelPaese. What she told us is very interesting!

      OMISSION of the ARTICLE in Italian: When NOT to use it with Proper Nouns and Complements

        In this lesson we are going to talk about a super interesting topic for anyone who is learning Italian as a foreign language: how many times have you wondered whether to use the article or not? Well, in this lesson I want to list some very common situations in which the article (whether determinative or indefinite) should NOT be used. In particular, we will be looking at nouns, all those cases where nouns do not need the article. In Italian, however, there are also many verbal and adverbial locutions and as many, more or less, fixed expressions in which the article is NOT used, but we will talk about these in a separate lesson.

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        Learn Italian AUTOMATICALLY with the Imitation Technique – Lesson #3

          Most of the time, people who want to learn a foreign language (whether it’s English or Italian, French or German) start by buying a grammar textbook and a bilingual dictionary and learning every possible grammar rule and word. But what most people don’t understand is that communication is not all about grammar, syntax and vocabulary. During an act of communication, many other elements come into play all at the same time, that’s why we decided to create a free Italian course completely based on the Imitation Technique: the method that helped millions of people all over the world to learn foreign languages automatically, without studying!

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          The Best Textbooks to Learn Every Italian Grammar Rule and Exception!

            In this lesson, we’ll talk about the best Italian grammar books that can be found on the market for all those who want to learn Italian, regardless of their level.  As everyone knows, grammar is an essential part of every language. Yes, of course, learning how to hold a conversation is also important, but without a solid grammar base, it’s practically impossible to speak correctly. Depending on your goals, you might need a grammar book set in a certain way instead of another. Because of that, there are many Italian grammar books on the market and it’s easy to get lost. That’s why I’m here, I’ll try to help you find the textbook that best suits your needs!

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