Italian Language for Beginners was made with the purpose of teaching you the basics of the language and how to use it successfully on your next trip to Italy.  

You started the journey, moved past the beginner stages, and now you’re intermediate or advanced. Where do you go from here? With even more verbs to conjugate and more exceptions to remember, intermediate learners but also beginners can get stuck in an endless loop, unable to move past this seemingly insurmountable obstacle. Classes can be expensive, and you run the risk of getting bored–which is a sure-fire recipe for failure. Not only that, but it can be difficult to know where to go next, and how to make sure you’re using the right verbs, tenses, and grammar rules.

This audiobook is designed for those students who believe that learning Spanish is complicated or overwhelming but want to study it anyway. You will find all the tips and secrets to communication in this audiobook to accelerate your learning. 

Are you one of those people who have been considering learning a new language? Is Spanish the one you are considering to learn? In case you didn’t know yet, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. More than 500 million individuals are native Spanish speakers.

Spanish is more popular than ever before. Maybe because of the undeniable sex appeal of Latino legends such as Shakira and Pablo Alborán. Maybe because there are 21 Spanish speaking countries you might not want to miss out on. Charles the Fifth already once said if he were to speak to God, he would speak in the Spanish tongue. Whatever motivates you to learn the language of God, I promise you won't regret it.

There are many reasons behind the decision to learn Italian: from having Italian relatives to wanting to travel to one of the most beautiful countries in the world. However, there is no need to make hypotheses — if you are listening to this description, you have been led here by your desire to learn this language.

If you’ve always wanted to learn Spanish but feel as if you keep forgetting what you've studied, then pay attention... Are you sick and tired of not being able to learn Spanish fast? Have you tried endless other ways of learning Spanish but nothing seems to stick? Do you finally want to say goodbye to your tendency to 'forget most of what you've studied' and discover something which works for you? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. You see, Spanish is easier than it seems.  

Spain is in the top three most visited European destinations, and it isn’t just for holidays. Many people actually pack up and move there looking for a better life. Whether you are making the move or just visiting Spain for a holiday, it makes perfect sense to learn some of the language, including a little grammar, and that is what this book aims to do. Most people don’t think, when they head to a European country, that they should learn the language because, after all, they speak English there, don’t they?

Learn everyday phrases and bonus swearwords! You’re reading this because for one reason or another, you want to learn how to speak everyday Spanish. Whether you want a field guide for Spanish to help get you through day-to-day interactions or a reference to help you understand the language on a deeper level, this is the perfect book for you. We touch on both the day-to-day conversations as well as some of the cooler concepts that lie under all of that. By the end, you’ll have a firm foundation for Spanish, as well as a clear path for moving forward.  

Your mouth begins watering as you book your trip. You’ll start in Barcelona, making your way down the east coast, catching the beaches and islands.... But then you discover something you weren’t expecting: 65 percent of people in Spain don’t speak any English at all. And of the remainder, very few speak it well. What!? This is going to make getting around tougher than you anticipated. Four weeks out from your trip, you wish you knew Spanish. The good news is that with a targeted application, like travel, you can pick up the essentials quickly. 

Good news, even if you struggle with foreign languages, it is scientifically proven that Italian is one of the easiest languages for a native English speaker to learn. If you’re the kind of person who wants to make real long-term relationships in another language, this is the right way for you. Imagine you wouldn't be the stereotypical tourist anymore, but you would be able to socialize and discover the heart of the Italian culture.

Italian Language for Beginners will help you get started on learning Italian and the reasons you may have for learning. So, whether you are looking to learn Italian for school, business, or simply because you are planning on taking a trip to Europe, you will find everything you need to get started.

Many language learning audiobooks for the Chinese language are designed for full-time training over a long time; this audiobook will help you start communicating as soon as possible! By using many words and dialogues concerning daily life, you will quickly be confident to start speaking in Chinese. The content is both practical and fun, making you eager to continue expanding your knowledge.

This audiobook will cover everything you need to know to take your first steps in Italy. The first section is dedicated to Italian grammar, which is necessary to understand how to construct and understand a sentence. The second section is dedicated to traveling in Italy, including information and essential phrases. Finally, the third section proposes an in-depth study dedicated to those who are thinking of moving to Italy, an overview of Italian culture, further education on the Italian people, and more everyday phrases.

Have you been captivated by the Spanish language and realized that it is a language you want to learn but you found yourself stuck and don’t know where to start? Or maybe you have a decent understanding of Spanish but can’t quite communicate on par with the fluency you would like? Grammar can make or break your skills in using a language. It is what helps your words make sense and not just a random mumbo-jumbo. You may have stock knowledge of some Spanish words you’ve picked up over the years but without grammar it’s just a bunch of words.