r/Italianlanguagelearn

148 archived posts · Dec 2021 – Sep 2026

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u/Dia_Ad_2020•

Hi! I'm learning Italian 🇮🇹

Hey there! I’m currently learning Italian, and although I can’t speak it well yet, I’m doing my best and would love to practice with someone patient and friendly 😊

I come from a tech background and love exploring both programming and languages. Aside from that, I enjoy singing 🎤, dancing 💃, and reading (when I’m in the mood 📚). I’m also a big fan of movies — especially sci-fi, thrillers, and horror 👽🧟

One of my biggest dreams is to travel the world someday, camera in hand and a backpack on my shoulders 🌍✨

I’m here to make international friends and have fun conversations while learning. Feel free to message me — I’d love to chat and improve my Italian together

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u/ItalianTeacher7•

Ciao a tutti

I'm a young italian teacher accepting new students

Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or expert, whether you want to improve your written, listening or speaking skills, you can count on me, I offer personalized solutions for everyone.

I have a own personal website with reviews,info and contacts (link below)

You can schedule there your first FREE videocall in order to get know each-other and to explain you needs to me.

Prices start from 20€/hour and payments method accepted are Paypal,Revolut or wire bank transfer.

Lessons are held through Google Meet, all my students get my personal Whatsapp number in order to receive the lesson links,schedule the lessons,receive

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u/Jha_Adh7•

Is there any WhatsApp groups for learning Italian?

I'd really want to check them out for a friend. Hope you have a great day! And thanks in advance!

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u/Penny_4_your•

I've been using Duolingo to learn Italian, I've got a few basic words down. Does anyone know where I can find an audio of someone saying words in English and then Italian? I've looked onto some podcasts but I just need simple. Something to play while I'm cleaning/cooking... nothing interactive.

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u/easitalian•

Are you curious to learn more about the Italian language and culture? Then don't miss this interesting video about one of the most subtle but essential differences in the Italian language: the difference between "ti amo" and "ti voglio bene"! Find out how to use these two expressions appropriately in different contexts and learn how to express your feelings in Italian. Watch the video now! #italian [#love](https:

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