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Rosetta Stone for learning Italian

  • 22-04-2012 6:54pm
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    2rkehij30qtza5
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    I am thinking of buying this but it is costly. I don't mind spending the money if indeed it is any good? Has anyone successfully learned Italian using Rosetta Stone? I just want enough Italian to do the basics in Italy.


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    Frances Damaged Sheepskin wrote: »
    I am thinking of buying this but it is costly. I don't mind spending the money if indeed it is any good? Has anyone successfully learned Italian using Rosetta Stone? I just want enough Italian to do the basics in Italy.

    Never used it but heard it is very good from a friend who did the Spanish course


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    ntlbell
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    Yep it's very good.

    You do still have to put time and effort into tho.

    maybe combine rosetta with a language course


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    Frances Damaged Sheepskin wrote: »
    I am thinking of buying this but it is costly. I don't mind spending the money if indeed it is any good? Has anyone successfully learned Italian using Rosetta Stone? I just want enough Italian to do the basics in Italy.

    When you say you just want to do the basics, I assume that means you are going on holiday and want to be able to book a hotel, order at a restaraunt and ask directions? If so I would recommend looking round youtube for some good free phrases, and also I must say that I am doing the Michel Thomas Arabic course at the moment in preparation for a trip to Egypt and in terms of covering the basics I find it excellent. Therefore have a try of his Italian course as it focusses entirely on speaking in important situations


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