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Language Trainers can arrange an experienced, qualified, native speaker Italian teacher to meet with you at a time and place of your choice. Since your course is completely tailored to meet your needs, you will be able to focus on the areas of Italian that you need to learn. Our teachers will provide all course materials for you and you will be able to make adjustments to your curriculum directly with your teacher. Language Trainers offers one-to-one and private group sessions.

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Famous Italian Singers: Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini, Zucchero Fornaciari
Famous Italian Movies: Nuovo cinema Paradiso (New Paradise Cinema), La Strada (The Road)
How do I say Good bye in Italian: Arrivederci
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Languages that influenced Italian: Primarily Latin. Also Germanic Tongues
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