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70 million
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Family: Latin
It's 24th most spoken language in the world
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Whether you need to learn Italian for holiday, business or academic needs, Language Trainers can arrange a completely customisable course taught by one of our highly qualified, native speaker language teachers. Your trainer will be happy to meet you at a time and location of your preference. Classes can take place at your home, office, or if you find it more convenient, at the teacher's office. All course materials will be provided, as well. Language Trainers offers one-to-one and private group courses.

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Italian Facts
How many people in the world speak Italian: 60,000,000
How do I say I love you in Italian: Ti amo
Country with most Italian as a native language speaker: Italy
Variations of Italian: Toscan plus many regional varieties.
Italian is regulated by: Accademia della Crusca
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