There is ample opportunity throughout the course to practise what you've learnt, and structured repetition ensures you'll never forget what you've learnt.

If you enjoyed this class, you can get free access to the full version of the course "3 Minute Italian - Course 1" here: https://skl.sh/2mUoCd3

Italian Class Project

As I said, it's a good idea to start building your own "repertoire" of things to say whilst you're in Italy (or any other Italian-speaking country). If you build this up before you go, you will be more confident in speaking when you're abroad.

I'd love to see you write ten things you're going to say next time you travel to an Italian-speaking country. Use what you've learnt in this course and post your sentences in the Class Project section. If you want, you can just type them, but even better would be to write them on a cue card and take a picture to upload to show me and other learners.

If you write your sentences in Italian on one side of the cue card and then in English on the other side, you can take this with you to Italy and have it in your back pocket for easy reference.

Here are a couple of simple sentences to get you going:

È assolutamente squisito, ma non è molto buono per me

Per me, è bello qui

Keep your sentences short and concise, so that you will remember them easily. Don't forget to write them on a cue card and take a picture to upload to show me and other learners.

Happy learning :-)

Jessamie Holmes

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