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Master seven need-to-know Italian prepositions in the next 30 days with this innovative, story-based immersion method. Just listen to one chapter per day, complete the exercises, and watch as one of the trickiest parts of becoming fluent in Italian falls into place and improves your speech without a hitch!

For high-beginner to low-intermediate learners. Master Italian object pronouns (such as mi, ti, ci, vi, la, li, lo, etc.) in the next 30 days, with this innovative, story-based immersion method. Just listen to one section per day, complete the exercises and watch as one of the trickiest parts of becoming fluent in Italian falls into place and improves your speech without a hitch! Most Italian students try to learn Italian grammar through rules and rote memorisation, especially while trying to use the right pronouns in the right situation and context!

With 30-Day Mastery: Perfect Passato Prossimo, you'll learn through example and context, just like native speakers do! The magic of learning through story is that your main focus is actually not on memorizing anything. Instead, you concentrate on understanding and enjoying the story! As you're listening, you will find that the different past tenses, and the instances in which they are used will begin to lodge themselves subconsciously in your brain.

If you have always wanted to learn Italian but have no time, keep listening! Learn Italian For Beginners Easily and In Your Car is perfect for people who have no other time to learn a new language! It contains over 1500 common Italian phrases and words that will help you in everyday life and travel! Each phrase is pronounced slowly and multiple times so that you can really learn the correct pronunciation! Each word's equivalent English translation is also provided.

Includes 700 Italian phrases and 21"real world" situations from Japan's best-known language and travel guidebook publisher Over 3 million copies sold in the series! Everything from basic expressions such as, “My name is ....” and “How are you?", to essential dining vocabulary such as “freddo” and “formaggio” to practical everyday travel phrases like, “I left the key in my room.” and “The air conditioning is not working well.”