Italian Short Stories for Beginners: 25 Short Stories To Improve Your Vocabulary,Reading,Conversation skills and Pronunciation (Italian Edition) / Ciao Italy Master School .
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And that is what this book offers.
It is a practical and immersive reading tool that will help you see why the Italian language is really one of the easiest languages to learn especially if you are a native English speaker.
This book includes 25 very short stories about people traveling to Europe, some fictional stories, and other important lessons that you can learn especially if you are planning on traveling to the country in the not so distant future.
This book is easy to use, highly immersive, and is intended for the beginner. You see, you may already know a few Italian words. What this book does is to add to your already existing vocabulary.
That is actually the emphasis of this book—to improve and grow your vocabulary in the Italian language. You can’t really learn this language without learning more Italian words. There’s just no way around it
Remember that this book is a practical tool. It is only as good as your willingness to immerse yourself in the language. If you allow the stories to bring you into the Italian landscape then you will learn, appreciate, and grow in the language.
May this help you understand and love the beauty and romance of the Italian language.
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