Italian Vocabulary Builder

Have you been trying to learn Italian, but feel that you're a long way off from talking like a native? Do you want to have an efficient resource to teach you words and phrases very commonly used in endless scenarios? Are you looking to learn Italian vocabulary quickly and effectively without being swarmed with complicated rules? If you answered "Yes!" to at least one of the previous questions, then this book is definitely for you! We've created Italian Vocabulary Builder - 2222 Italian Phrases To Learn Italian And Grow Your Vocabulary - a powerful list of common Italian terms used in context that will vastly expand your vocabulary and boost your fluency in the "language of music", as it is romantically called. In this book you will find: A detailed introduction with a brief, descriptive guide on how to improve your learning A list of 2222 keywords in common phrases in Italian and their translations. Finally, a conclusion to close the lesson and ensure you've made good use of the material But we haven't even told you what we've got in store for you, have we? In this book, you will find phrases relevant to the most common and essential subjects, such as: Adjectives, Animals, Entertainment, Family and Friendship, Grammar, Health, Jobs Time, Synonyms and dozens of other must-know topics. So what are you waiting for? Open the pages of Italian Vocabulary Builder - 2222 Italian Phrases To Learn Italian And Grow Your Vocabulary and start boosting your language skills today!

"A very useful tool for students who want to augment their vocabulary skills."--Professor Fiorenza Weinapple, Princeton University Many words in Italian are nearly the same as their English counterparts, except for the word ending. This unique book identifies the 24 most common word-ending patterns between these languages and provides over 4,000 words that follow them. For example, many English words that end in "-al" (capital, normal, etc.) correspond to "-ale" in Italian (capitale, normale, etc.). Similarly, English words ending in "-ance" (alliance, importance, etc.) correspond to "-anza" in Italian (alleanza, importanza, etc.). Using this system for learning, students can add thousands of new Italian words to their vocabulary. Teaches 4,000 new Italian words New introduction "How We Learn Languages" Perfect as a classroom supplement or for self-study Appropriate for all ages and levels of experience Online MP3 audio files for free download featuring pronunciation by native Italian speaker

A revolutionary approach that helps intermediate students master 2,000+ Italian words—without resorting to boring memorization or soul-sapping drills Unlike vocabulary guides or flashcards that require mechanical methods of learning, Practice Makes Perfect: Italian Vocabulary Builder utilizes Italian word roots, prefixes, and suffixes to provide the tools you need to proactively build a rich Italian vocabulary--without an over-reliance a language dictionary. This guide features: 2,000+ essential Italian nouns, adjectives, and verbs Practice exercises that reinforce new vocabulary terms FREE practice app that features all 1,000+ terms from the book—perfect for study on-the-go

Welcome to Italy! Learn Italian with 50 captioned photos. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a captioned one can tell you even more. This book features more than 1,500 Italian words with word-by-word translation, plus a review with grammatical notes for each lesson. There's also a bonus chapter with tips for accelerated learning.

Each book comes with a companion CD which includes (American) pronunciation of the most frequently used words and phrases from the text. Perfect as a classroom supplement or self-study tool. Appropriate for all ages and levels of study. Exercises at the end of each chapter. Many words are nearly the same as their English counterparts due to their common Latin origin. The only difference is the word ending. For example, you can translate most English words ending in 'ant' (such as 'arrogant').

Are you a beginner who wants to learn Italian? Are you looking for a way to improve your vocabulary? My name is Manuel di Gioia, I am Italian, and I introduce you to the "Resilient Learning Method". In psychology, resilience is man's ability to face life's adversities, to overcome them and to emerge from them strengthened and even positively transformed. In "Resilient Learning Method", resilience is the ability of a child to learn new words and to be able to compose new sentences. When a child is born, he or she does not know the language or the laws that govern it. No grammatical basis. A vocabulary composed of blank and empty pages. Yet, in a short time, a child begins to learn a language unknown to him. Word after word. Phrase after phrase. A child, with knowledge of the basic phrases and an adequate number of words, is able to modify and combine them. What are the two things that happen at the beginning when the child starts experimenting? The child starts to understand any sentence very well, even those that have a new logical construct. The child begins to express himself and, despite many understandable mistakes, still manages to make himself understood. These are the two results I want you to achieve with this book! With the "Resilient Method" I have not invented anything new and in this book I present to you what is already under the eyes of all. The only difference, compared to a child, is that an adult is able to read and consequently to take advantage of visual memory. Do you want to learn Italian? Forget the difficult grammar rules or the many verbal conjugations. Learning to speak Italian in a perfect and fluent way cannot be done in a few days or even in a few years. Too hard. I'm telling you, as an Italian. But it is possible in a short time to understand this beautiful language and also to be understood. You just need to approach Italian as a child. Here are the three steps I propose in this book: basic rules more than 1000 sentences divided by topic with more than 5000 words, more than enough to communicate in a simple way finally 10 short stories composed only of words present in the book I'm gonna ask you the question again. Do you want to learn Italian or improve your vocabulary? Start now, buy this book!

Many words in French are nearly the same as their English counterparts, except for the word ending. For example, English words ending in 'ary' (ordinary) usually end in 'aire' in French (ordinaire). This book teaches 23 word-ending patterns between English and French and provides over 4,000 vocabulary words that follow them. Perfect as a classroom supplement or for self-study, it is appropriate for all ages and levels of experience. The companion audio CD teaches pronunciation.

Do you want to learn Italian? My name is Manuel di Gioia, I am Italian, and I introduce you to the "Resilient Learning Method". In psychology, resilience is man's ability to face life's adversities, to overcome them and to emerge from them strengthened and even positively transformed. In "Resilient Learning Method", resilience is the ability of a child to learn new words and to be able to compose new sentences. When a child is born, he or she does not know the language or the laws that govern it. No grammatical basis. A vocabulary composed of blank and empty pages. Yet, in a short time, a child begins to learn a language unknown to him. Word after word. Phrase after phrase. A child, with knowledge of the basic phrases and an adequate number of words, is able to modify and combine them. What are the two things that happen at the beginning when the child starts experimenting? The child starts to understand any sentence very well, even those that have a new logical construct. The child begins to express himself and, despite many understandable mistakes, still manages to make himself understood. These are the two results I want you to achieve with this book. Do you want to learn Italian? Learning to speak Italian in a perfect and fluent way cannot be done in a few days or even in a few years. Too difficult. I'll tell you, as an Italian. But it is possible in a short time to understand this beautiful language and also to be understood. You just need to approach Italian as a child. Here are the three steps I propose in this book: basic rules more than 1000 sentences divided by topic with more than 5000 words, more than enough to communicate in a simple way finally 10 short stories composed only of words present in the book Do you want to learn Italian or improve your vocabulary? Buy your book today!