Introduction to Italian, basic words for beginners in Italian? , Self-study software for beginners in Italian

Hello everyone, today the editor has paid attention to a more interesting topic, which is the question about the introduction of Italian, so the editor has compiled 3 related answers to introduce the introduction of Italian, Let's take a look. Basic words for beginners in Italian? How to learn Italian by yourself? How to improve Italian quickly? Basic words for beginners in Italian? 1. Basic vocabulary: Cappello hat Zanzariera mosquito net Regolare adjustment, correction Regolare l'orologio adjustment watch time Braccialetto bracelet Anello ring Termometro thermometer Ago needle Filo line Computer computer mouse Schermo mouse Schermo screen Altoparlanti audio 2. Common vocabulary Antiscivolo anti-slip Antiscivola ciabatta anti-slip slippers Campanello car Bell Albero Natale Christmas tree Fanale lighting Il fanale anteriore Front lighting Il fanale posteriore Rear lighting Lumino Red light placed in front of the grave, also called dead man's light Polso Wrist Gomito Elbow Ginocchio Knee Copriasse Ironing board cover Cerotti Adhesive plaster , Copritermosifone Copritermosifone is the outer cover of the copper tube in the room in winter, and it can also be used as a warm sleeve. Copricarolifero is the Rettangolare that has been heated by GAS. Glass Ceramica Ceramica Plastico Plastic Ferro Iron Cartone Cardboard, Carton Legno Wood, Wood Cuoio Leather How to learn Italian well? Here is a brief answer to the question about what book is best to prepare for self-study Italian, and I hope it can help you. 1. "Instant Italian", written by Zhao Xiuying, published by Foreign Languages Press in 2000. This book is currently a very good self-study Italian course in China. The book fully explains the grammar points, especially the key words, and explains It is very detailed, and there is a comparison between Italian and Chinese. Therefore, this book is very suitable for self-study. this textbook. The disadvantage is that the content is outdated and the book is relatively old. Some model essays are written by Chinese, and it is inevitable that there will be Chinese-Italian phenomenon; therefore, it is recommended that you take it as a textbook for extensive reading. 3. "Teach Yourself Italian", edited by Xiao Tianyou, published by the Commercial Press in 1983, the whole book is hard to buy in the market at present, you can go to a large library to study. Its advantage is that it will mark the words with irregular accents, and its texts will have corresponding Chinese translations. 4. "Italian Handbook for Beginners", edited by Huang Meiting, published by Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press in 2003. This textbook is translated from English, and the content is in-depth and concise. The layout is very reasonable, it can be said to be a necessary book for self-study, beginners can use it as a textbook for extensive reading. 5. "Introduction to Italian", edited by Shen Emei, published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press in 1986. Those who are planning to study music can choose this book for self-study. It talks about a lot of music professional terms and their Italian expressions, so non-music majors is not recommended for selection. How to improve Italian quickly? Although I am not a self-taught Italian, I still want to answer a wave~ There are many friends around me who had zero basic Italian when they came to Italy, but now they can all speak Italian fluently. I roughly summed up their self-study methods, plus some of my own opinions. Don’t spray if you don’t like it. After all, there are many subjective factors~ "Instant Italian" is used the most. Although the textbook is older, the articles are also mostly It belongs to Chinese thinking, but the grammar is relatively complete. The two textbooks have basically covered all the grammar of Italian. The disadvantage is that the articles and dialogues are not particularly down-to-earth, and many of them are not very useful in daily life. "New Sight" is edited by an Italian, and the articles and dialogues are relatively down-to-earth. The situations encountered in life are basically mentioned in it. Of course, it also has shortcomings, that is, the grammar is not particularly comprehensive. If you want to do research, you still need to read more basic books. "Ciao, Italy" can also be called "Hello, Italian". This book was only translated and published in 2012, and it still didn't exist when I was learning Italian. But recently I took a look, it's pretty good, it's also suitable for beginners, and the vocabulary is big enough. But, it's really heavy. At present, this is the basic that is more common in China. If you want to learn well, you still have to read all of them. After all, each book has its own advantages. After talking about using the book, let's talk about the method. Learning a language is nothing more than the four parts of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Listen, it can be music, movies, or even Radio. Of course, listening is still in the service of speaking. Listen more and listen carefully during the conversation. To read means to read sentences over and over again. After all, what you want to learn is a language different from our culture. It must not be fluent at the beginning, so read more until you can read it smoothly. Only by knowing how to write each word can you know how to read it. In fact, after talking so much above, the most important thing is that all the preliminary work is for the sake of speaking fluent Italian. Saying more is the best. When I was in Italy, a landlord said to my roommate (the roommate’s language is not very good), you have to speak more, don’t be afraid of making mistakes, next time you will know the correct way to say it, just like you cook a dish, you If you put too much salt this time, you will know how much salt to add next time. I think the words of the old lady are very good. As foreigners, we are not afraid of making mistakes in front of Italians. They will patiently teach you to correct it, just like we also teach foreigners to speak Chinese. So far, the above is the introduction of the editor's questions about the introduction of Italian. I hope that the 3-point answer about the introduction of Italian will be useful to everyone.