Italian

Italian by Karina Coates, published by Lonely Planet in 2009, is a comprehensive resource designed for those looking to enhance their Italian language skills. This edition, featuring 258 pages, combines a phrasebook with an audio CD, allowing readers to listen and improve their pronunciation before traveling. The book aims to expand the reader’s understanding of Italian beyond basic phrases, offering insights into practical, social, and emergency communication.
Readers will find a wealth of information, including 400 key phrases and a two-way dictionary with 3,500 entries. This resource is particularly useful for travelers seeking to navigate various situations while in Italy. The inclusion of an audio component enables users to familiarize themselves with the sounds of the language, making it easier to engage with locals. With its focus on cooking, regional and ethnic aspects of Italian culture, and foreign language study, this book serves as a valuable tool for anyone interested in immersing themselves in the Italian language and culture.
Official synopsis Publisher
I thought I spoke Italian, but the only thing I could think of to describe the Sistine Chapel was ‘Mamma Mia!’ Then I opened my phrasebook and entered a world beyond the Italy I thought I knew.
Combining the phrasebook with the audio CD means you can listen and improve your pronunciation before you travel. Or even play a phrase to people you meet while traveling. Just transfer the MP3 files on the CD to your portable media device.
Audio Pack Includes:
400 key phrases on CD for practical, social and emergency situations
3500 two-way dictionary
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