r/learnitalian

Frustrated I'm not speaking Italian more fluently yet

I’ve been listening to italian podcasts for months and i can understand almost everything now, which is great. but the second I try to form a sentence myself, my brain just stalls and i forget basic grammar. I'm leaving for an exchange soon and testing other ways to stop my brain from freezing like like anki and praktika, which are helping but if you I need to get to the SPEAKING part, so please tell me what's helped you.

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u/Art3mis_ak — 1 day ago

"The YouTube of Italian Comprehensible Input" - 1,000 Difficulty Rated Videos

Hello Italian learners! I saw a post in the other Italian learning sub recently that got a lot of attention asking where to find a good list of content to learn Italian.

I run a website called Lengualytics. It's a user-sourced library of over 18K comprehensible input resources over 11 languages. In Italian, we have just about 1K resources, and the library is constantly growing.

You can filter by difficulty, dialect, topic, creator, duration, search, and much more. You can also generate transcripts for videos under 20 minutes, and point-and-click the transcript to rehear specific sentences etc.

It also gives you a structured way to track your time and comprehension as you grow. You get a roadmap, you can see your analytics, compete on leaderboards, win badges, use coins you get from watching input to buy avatar costumes--really trying to bring that Duolingo feel to input-based learning!

Every core feature is free, and you don't even need to be signed up to look around. Thanks for having me on the sub and I hope this helps you guys out!

Check out the resources here.

PS: The site is fully translated into Spanish, Portuguese, and French for non-English users.

u/Cultural-Way7685 — 1 day ago
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Trough my life , I tried countless times to learn a third language but all the attemts were unsuccessfull. Ive tried german , spanish , french , but none of them sticked ij my head .im from Romania and English is my second language, but I can't recall when I have learned it since I've had English in school since I was 3 but as a lot of fellow romanians know , you dont really learn much English from school in romania, but I believe it had an important part since my English teachers from 4th to 8th grade and 11th to 12th grade were exceptional at their job. I also did french in school but i cant even count to 10 let along make a full sentance. For me English just spawned in my head when I was in 6th grade and watched my story animated on YouTube 😅 before then I couldn't understand much , and even now im very good, but I can talk fluently and understand people on a conversational level.

Now i want to learn italian but i dont know how and where to start

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u/0_0Alexis0_0 — 10 days ago

Free bilingual stories in English and Italian — short reads for language learners

Hi everyone! My friend and I wanted to share a small project we've been building — a free bilingual website with short stories, poems, and rhymes in English and Italian, side by side.

The idea is simple: you read in both languages at once, no exercises, no quizzes. Just narratives. The meaning fills in around the edges as you follow the story.

We currently have around... 50 pieces!

One question for this community: do the stories feel like the right level for intermediate learners? We'd love to hear what you think! Everything is free, no registration required.

Grazie! Happy to answer any questions.

https://storiesinasip.cloud

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u/StoriesInASip — 3 days ago

Ciao a tutti! I’m an Italian teacher with a master's degree in teaching Italian to foreign students. I have experience with this. My native language is Italian and my timezone is GMT+1

If someone is interested and wants any information, leave a comment on the post or drop me a message😁

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u/Some-End9094 — 9 days ago
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Alot of my family speak Italian fluently (even tho they aren’t Italian) and I want to learn it to impress them and also cuz i wanna know another language. I go home in like 1-2 months. Theres no way i can learn that fast right? Any tips are appreciated. (Preferably free methods)

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u/Boworowo — 13 days ago