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Learning Italian in Italy
By:Pollux Parker

There are different ways on how to learn the language of Italy or Italian as what we called it. One can just go to a nearby bookstore and grab a copy of book on how to speak Italian. In addition, there are also numerous classroom courses being offered all throughout the world. There are also online courses where once can learn Italian over the Internet. Of course, there are e-books available as well, that anyone can purchase. For some universities, Italian is offered as an elective subject.

However, nothing beats the experience of leaning the Italian language in the country where it is spoken. As what most experts say, the best way to learn a language is through daily immersion with the language and its culture. With this, it is safe to assume that the best way to learn Italian is in Italy itself.

Language schools that offer courses on Italian language are scattered all throughout Italy. Whether you want to learn Italian in Venice or Milan or to historical places such as Otranto or Taormina, the choice is limitless. For those who want to learn Italian, selecting an ideal location is one of the important things to consider. As you see, the time you spent studying the language inside the classroom is as important as learning it outside the classroom setting. Language schools located in big cities often provides various activities and amenities however these may fail to give enough attention to every student. Also, since these schools are located in main cities, English speakers may find it easier to fall back to using their native tongue which will defeat the purpose of learning Italian.

On the other hand, Italian language schools that are located in smaller cities and towns offer intimate cultural experiences which are an important factor in learning Italian. Also, English is rarely used in these towns; hence language learners will have more exposure with Italian language.

Pollux Parker is an adventurer who loves discovering secret island getaways in each country he visits. Pollux also likes to collect Italian Flag http://www.republic-flag.com/italian-flag.html and cheap Italian Flag.






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