Linguaphone - Italian Complete Course

Linguaphone - Italian Complete Course

Master the Italian Language with Linguaphone

No previous language experience is required with Linguaphone’s highly acclaimed Italian language course, which has helped thousands of people learn Italian to an advanced level.

Written by Italian language experts and using native speakers, our Complete Italian language course will give you a good grounding in the grammar, verb tenses and sentence structure needed to communicate effectively and confidently in Italian.

This popular course covers a mixture of social, travel and business scenarios and includes a wide range of course material to help you master the Italian language. Not only that, but you’ll develop an active vocabulary of over 2,000 Italian words.

What the Linguaphone advanced Italian language course includes:

• 9 audio CDs or 1 GB USB Stick (choose Books+CD or Books+USB on Product Options above when ordering).
• A 316 page handbook which provides step-by step lesson plans, full grammatical explanations and fun activities. 
• A 224 page textbook – contains the printed and illustrated transcription of the CD Recordings. 
• A 160 page Written Exercise book – for practising writing using the language taught in each lesson. 
• A 128 page Oral Exercise book – with spoken exercises to improve your accent and pronunciation. 
• A Study guide - contains full instructions of how to plan your study to get the most out of your course.
• Free online audio service. Sign into your course on our e-learning system and listen on any device, anywhere in the world.
• A Linguaphone carry case.

Language levels you will achieve:

• Advanced

What you’ll learn:

• Over 2,000 practical Italian phrases and sayings.

Sample topics covered:

• Sightseeing and asking for directions.
• Asking questions and ordering food and drink.
• Shopping.
• Visiting the doctor.

Language Level: from A1 Complete Beginner to A2/B1 Independent User by the end of the course as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)