Is there any peage where I can learn italian for free?
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http://www.byki.com/download_FLS.pl?cod=0Ki61
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well, as far as I know, you cannot learn english for free...\nBuy a cheap book to learn english from, and then try to visit english websites, and use english throughout the day.  that's how i'm learning norwegian.  i went a little extreme, and changed the language of my e-mail service to norwegian, but have i improved? yes.\ndo anything you can! good luck!
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Don't know if there are any free Spanish lessons but you could go to the foreigners centre in Torremolinos....at the top of San Miguel, across the road and up the little hill into a small square (Centro Extrajernos, I think).  If it is not there, then ask at the Ajuntamiento, up near the market, they should be able to direct you to the foreigners centre, although they only speak Spanish there, you could take someone along with you when they are giving you directions.  Failing that, i would pop into one of the Academias (which all teach English) and ask if there are any students who would like to practice their english in return for you to practice Spanish.  So pleased to hear that you want to learn the language...I think it is the biggest shame on our countrymen out here....so many of them don't bother and the spanish people love you for trying...they will always try to help you if you try.....all the best of luck to you:)
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I don't know of any free online programs. I do have a couple of ideas for you.\n\nCheck your local community college. They often have courses in "conversational" languages which are very practical and give you a basis to learn from. The courses, while not free, are usually very inexpensive.\n\nGo to your local public library and check out an audio or video French Language learning program. Almost all libraries have at least one of these programs and you can use them at your leisure.\n\nWhen you do one or both of these things, start to talk French with your best friend. Get him/her to help you out! Repetition and practice is what helps people learn a foreign language.\n\nHope this helps!!
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http://babelfish.altavista.com\n\nIt's not very accurate, but it's not bad considering it's free.
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This is VERY GOOD and very comprehensive online free course of Spanish language. Check it out! And have fun!!! Hasta la vista, baby!!!\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/freesite.htm
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You're probably in school so this may not work, but seriously if you really want to learn a language inside out, get a one-way ticket to the land where the language is spoken, and make it very hard to get back to where you originated from.  You will learn the language from the ground up, like children do.  "I'm hungry!" "How much does this cost?""Where's the bathroom?""How do you say...?" It's humbling to always be asking and learning.  Sometimes you have to say a word or a phrase over and over before you get it.  Try not to associate with English speakers, because it is easy to get lazy and just fall back on your native language.  Living in a country you learn the accent and the slang--more authentic.\nComo sta lei? Multo bene?  I learned that through language tapes--and that is about all I learned.  I learned Spanish by living in South America for two years.  I am fluent in Spanish.  So much depends on your motives for learning a language.  If it's just to get a "C" and get a language requirement out of the way, it's going to be different than if you are planning to go to Italy this summer and you really want to see the sights and taste the real authentic food  and meet people your age.  Usually if they see you are attempting to speak their language and not expecting THEM to automatically speak English to you, you will find most people are remarkably helpful.  I did learn some French in high school using conventional methods--so that does work--but it's that principle of the more you put into it, the more you'll get out of it. Flash cards, writing vocabulary out over and over, listening to tapes, watching films--you can even listen to radio from Italy on Internet.  Go to an Italian restaurant and try your Italian on the waiters and waitresses. If you can find a student from Italy trying to learn English, you can help each other, and by listening to the way they put sentences together in English, it will give you insights into Italian grammar--because it is not the same, as you know, as English.  Your choice: get a C or travel the sea.  <smile> .  &8^ } 3\nCiao,\n-Spec
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The bbc.co.uk website is very good at languages. \n\n\nScroll down to "learning"then click on "languages" which is below it.\n\nIts free and it has an audio facility as well.
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There are many options available on the web. Some are free some are paid for. The best way would be to go to free sites, get your bearing right on the language. Then go to a paid site and learn them fast.\n\nHappy learning.
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Hiya, try www.bbc.co.uk/languages and choose Italian. It's a course for absolute beginners. I think it's a really good website. Try it!!!
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Good free Spanish lessons:\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/freesite.htm
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There's a bunch of language schools in Toronto.  You'll have to research them to figure out which ones offer Italian.
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All I can do is tell you how I learned Italian, on the streets of Italy, being immersed in it I picked it ups in no time, (forgot it because I haven't used it in decades.)\nI would say if you want to learn a language then go to the country and pick it up off the streets.\nWhen I learned Italian I was only 8 y/o at the time.
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Try these:\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/\nhttp://www.ielanguages.com/\nhttp://www.byki.com/
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there is a web site called learnspanish.com that will give you free basic Spanish.
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Learn from your friends...\n\nOr,\nCheck with your local library system, some offer free use of the Rosetta Stone and other language materials either on their computers or online on their website...
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Try google.com and then type in "English courses + free".