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Why learn Italian with Taalhammer?

Why learn Italian with Taalhammer?

Build language memory
Through a combination of relevant content and intelligent repetition, we will develop your memory and language reflexes in Italian.
Add and memorize your own content
Our database contains 2.5 million sample sentences, phrases and words in English-Italian pair. Not enough? Take advantage of our AI translator.
Get a feel for Italian grammar
Specially prepared examples allow you to memorize and fluently use even the most difficult grammatical constructions of Italian. Idioms, tenses, perfects or conditionals are no longer a problem.

Who is the Italian course intended for?

For expats, for students and travelers. And in fact, for anyone who seriously wants to learn Italian.

Do you already have a teacher? Are you attending a course?

We will help and support you throughout your journey.
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But wait a second! What should my level of Dutch be? And what will I be learning?

The Italian course in the Taalhammer app is designed for users at levels from A0 to B2 and it is divided into the so-called “core” collections.
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Italian at the level from A0 to B2

Choose your topic

In addition, you can choose from thematic collections and quickly master and expand your Italian in areas such as:

Intensive Italian course
core collections

1200
words
Most common nouns, verbs and adjectives
750
phrases
The most useful phrases
5000
sentences
Carefully selected sentence variations, arranged for easier memorization
1

Core #1 — Italian for beginners (A0 → A1)

  • Talking about the present (presente) and the future (futuro)
  • Negations and questions
  • Expressing desire (volere)
  • Expressing ability and possibility (potere)
  • Addressing the elderly and strangers (Lei)
  • Definite (il, la, lo) and indefinite (una, uno, un) articles
  • Conjugating adjectives
  • Standard phrases (How are you, Good morning, Hello, Happy Birthday, Happy New Year, Help, Hurry up, Take it easy)
  • Numbers 1-1000
2

Core #2 — elementary Italian (A1 → A2)

  • Talking about the past (passato prossimo and imperfetto)
  • Pointing to people and objects (questo and quello)
  • Expressing and asking for opinion
  • Avoiding repetitions (direct object pronouns)
  • Comparison (comparativo and superlativo)
  • Expressing opinion (basic congiuntivo)
  • Specific ways of defining time
  • Construction of simple compound sentences with the simple array (e, o, ma)
  • Agreeing and disagreeing
  • Days, months, seasons
  • Numbers 1-100000
3

Core #3 — intermediate Italian (A2 → B1)

  • Complex numbers to express dates
  • Expressing the contrast between events (DESPITE, ALTHOUGH, EVEN THOUGH )
  • Actions and states continuing in the past (past continuous)
  • Making promises and offers (will)
  • Expressing needs and obligations (must, should)
  • Expressing opportunity and permission
  • General truths (first conditional) or null
  • A complex way of relating to things and people
4

Core #4 — advanced Italian (B1 → B2)

  • Complex numbers for expressing dates, equations and fractions
  • Combine two contrasting ideas or show that one fact makes the other fact surprising (with Although, EVEN THOUGH, INSPITE OF, DESPITE, EVEN WHEN)
  • Complex relationships between activities and events, such as AS SOON AS, AS LONG AS, ALTHOUGH, BEFORE, AFTER, UNLESS (Before he left, he had closed the door)., succession of activities
  • Hypothetical conditions and their probable outcomes (conditionals)
  • Negate ability, possibility, prohibition and necessity in the past (I should have happened last week, He must have been here) – modal in the past ew. negated
  • Passive side in English or passive voice or how to learn to focus attention on the person or thing being acted upon (passive voice) focus on the complement instead of the subject
  • Express disagreement at different levels of strength
  • Present appropriate excuses if you are not interested in someone or something
  • Pay compliments

FAQ

How much does an online Italian course cost?

Less than three coffees a month. 🙂 Check our price list for Italian and other languages course.

How to learn Italian online for free?

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How to learn Italian at home?

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What is the best app to learn Italian for free?

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How long does it take to learn Italian?

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How to learn Italian quickly and effectively?

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Is it possible to learn Italian by yourself?

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What is the best way to learn Italian?

Less than three coffees a month. 🙂 Check our price list for Italian and other languages course.

How to learn Italian by yourself for free?

Less than three coffees a month. 🙂 Check our price list for Italian and other languages course.

How to learn Italian at home?

Less than three coffees a month. 🙂 Check our price list for Italian and other languages course.

How to learn Italian for free?

Less than three coffees a month. 🙂 Check our price list for Italian and other languages course.

Which app for Italian?

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Does Duolingo teach Italian?

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