Business Language Classes

Home About Us Why Us Princing FAQ Contact Us Blog
Get our best promotions and discounts
Language Level Tests
Learning Languages Game
Leave your suggestion
Preferred Suppliers
Italian Facts
70 million
speakers worldwide
Family: Latin
It's 24th most spoken language in the world
Directory:
Spoken in:
Italy
Switzerland
San Marino
Slovenia
Vatican City
Croatia

Italian lessons in Sydney

 
 
Select a course to find more
First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Retype Email *

Postcode *

Phone

Language *

City *
Comments *
Submit Enquiry Close Window


Quick Enquiry
 

» Italian Business Lessons in Sydney

One-to-One Business

» Italian General Lessons in Sydney

One-to-One General

» Italian Group Lessons in Sydney

Two-to-One and Small Group


Italian Information

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.

  Language Trainers
Language Level Tests View all language level tests
Please choose the correct answer for this question:
I nonni........a trovarci nel fine settimana.


verrono


verrano


verranno


hanno venuto


don't know yet

Submit Answer
Sydney Facts
Population of Sydney: 22 million
Top hotels in Sydney: Four Seasons Sydney
Main Rivers in Sydney: Parramatta River
Top Sports Teams in Sydney: Sydney Kings
Airports in Sydney: Sydney Airport
Italian Facts
How do I say Thank you in Italian: Grazie
Famous Italian Books: Il Principe (The Prince), La Divina Commedia (The Divine Comedy)
Famous Italian Singers: Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini, Zucchero Fornaciari
Languages that influenced Italian: Primarily Latin. Also Germanic Tongues
How many words has Italian: About 200,000
Language Blog
New languages needed at Australasian schools

When I was at school, the languages offered were French, Japanese, Latin, Maori, and, later, Spanish. 13-year-olds were made to study one or two languages for their first year at high school, and afte... Read More »

Our Twitter

The opposite of ‘sparkle’ is ‘darkle’! The word, darkle, means to become cloudy, gloomy, dark, or be concealed in the dark!

» Join the conversation