Italian Classes

If you need to have your level evaluated or have any questions regarding Italian classes, email us at info@polyglottistlanguageacademy.com

There are several reasons why someone might want to study Italian:

Cultural enrichment: Italy is known for its rich culture, which includes art, architecture, literature, music, and cuisine. Studying Italian allows for a deeper understanding of this culture.
Improved communication: Italian is spoken in Italy, Switzerland, and Vatican City. Knowing Italian allows for better communication with people from these countries.
Business opportunities: Italy is an important player in the global economy, and knowing Italian can open up business opportunities in the country.
Improved cognitive abilities: Learning a new language has been shown to improve cognitive abilities such as memory, problem-solving, and attention.
Career prospects: Knowing Italian can open up career opportunities in fields such as translation, international business, and diplomacy, as well as in fields such as fashion, design, and luxury goods.
Access to Italian literature, music and films: Italy has a wealth of literature, music and film in Italian, which can be accessed by those who can speak the language.
Easier to learn other languages: Italian is considered as a Romance language and it has a lot of similarities with other Romance languages such as Spanish, French, and Portuguese. Knowing Italian can make it easier to learn other languages in the same family.
Personal interest: Some people may want to study Italian because they're interested in the language and culture and want to improve their language skills, regardless of any career benefits.

Italian is a Romance language and is a member of the Indo-European language family. It is closely related to other Romance languages such as French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Italian is the official language of Italy and is also spoken in Switzerland, Vatican City, and parts of Slovenia and Croatia.
Italian is considered the language of art, music, and fashion. It is often associated with culture, refinement, and elegance.
Italian has a rich literary tradition and is known for many famous authors such as Dante Alighieri, Francesco Petrarca, and Alessandro Manzoni.
Italian is a relatively phonetic language, meaning that it is easy to read and pronounce words as they are written.
Italian is known for its musicality, with many words having a similar sound to the notes of a song.
Italian has a complex grammatical structure, with many verb conjugations, and noun-adjective agreement.
Italian is considered one of the most romantic languages, with many words of love and endearment.
Italian is an important language for art, history, and culture, with many famous artists, architects, and philosophers having written in Italian.
Italian is a popular language for tourism, with millions of people visiting Italy every year. Knowing Italian can be helpful for travelers to navigate the country and to appreciate the local culture.