I really appreciate your work. I was going through various Italian Toutorial sites. Content wise they too are quite good but they lack in the presentation part. While those site are completely free sites.

ItalianPod101.com seems to be still under construction with very few no of lessons covered so far and most of the links that are still not updated eg, the Grammar section, I think its little early to subscribe at your site.

I think I would like to see how much your website can help some serious Italian language learners.

All the best
Annu

I say it very often.

Hi Erosan!
I am glad you are enjoying our lessons! Thank you!
But be careful because the spanish pronounciation you were referring to is not the same we use for our survival phrase.
They might sound quite similar but the italian “c’è” sounds like the spanish sound of “chequear” or…. “chévere” …
And the literal translation of “non c’è di che” can also be “there is nothing of that”

I hope I made it clear!
Keep posting!
ANd thanks a lot for your support and help!

Ciaooooo

Cinzia

I lezioni non sono male, ma trovo molto ripetizione. Lo so che questo é importante per ( how do you say beginnes in Italian?)
Per molti studenti Inglese é anche una lingua straniera e come questo lei devono apprendere due lingue insieme. Preferisco l’essplicatione in Italiano. Si sono in Italia i professore parlono normalmente solo in Italiano e é meglio di submergere la lingua.

Now though a few words in English. For those who haven’t understood yet what I wanted to say: I find the lessons not so bad, but I find there is a lot of repetition. I know it is important for beginners.

For many students English is also a foreign language and so they have to learn two languages togheter. I prefer the explication in Italian. If I am in Italy the profs speak normally only in Italian and it is easier to submerge ( go into) the language.

Keep it up and good luck with the course. I’ll keep listening the Podcasts if I have time to, not only in Italian, but also French and English, though not lesson like
Simone