Italian (Basic A Level)

LetsTalk is the premier Italian Language Training Institute in Pune. Italian Classes at Lets Talk Academy is perfect if you want to learn Italian Culture, Pronunciation, Grammar, Vocabulary, and idiom quickly and accurately. Learning Italian at LetsTalk Academy will not only improve your Italian Language skills but allow you insight into the vibrant culture, art and music of Italy.

Deliverable of Italian Language Courses at Letstalk Academy:

• LetsTalk prepares you to write and clear the international certificate examination of Italian Language at all levels.
• Italian Language course includes two Assessments which will help to measure your progress and put your knowledge to the test.
• Your trainer will help you enhance your Reading, Writing, Listening & Speaking Skills of the Italian language.
• Each Level will help to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in Italian Language while expanding your vocabulary and knowledge of verbs and sentence structure.
• Using a series of reading, speaking & listening activities, assessments and support from your trainer, you will become a confident speaker of Italian Language on a variety of subjects.

Reasons to Choose Italian Language Classes at Letstalk

• Lets Talk Academy offers Italian Courses online as well as classroom sessions at our Foreign Language institute in Pune.
• Lets Talk provides customised Italian Classes covering Italian Language and Italian Culture Training.
• Interactive Live Online Italian Classes with Experienced Italian Trainers
• Maximum number of students is 10 so to give personal attention and conduct group activities.
• Lets Talk Academy conducts Special Weekend Batches of Italian Language. Weekdays batches are conducted from Monday to Friday.
• Special Interactive Italian Classes for Kids and Teens from the age 6 to 16.
• You may choose Italian Group Classes/ Italian One to One Classes/ Private Classes

Types of Training:

• Group Training - Group Training of the Italian Language is delivered to a group of 8 to 10 students per batch at Elementary Level. Whereas, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate and Advanced classes tend to be smaller with around 6-8 students on average. The times and dates of the classes are all displayed on the upcoming batches page, However, our weekday courses are normally scheduled from Monday to Friday and Special Weekend Italian Courses are scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays.
• One-to-one Training - One-to-One Italian Language Trainingis for learners who require individual tutoring. Individual training focuses on exact learning needs and can be customised as per the learner's requirement.
• Private Group Training - Private Italian Language training is available for a group of a certain level who wish to study together privately.
• Corporate Training - Corporate Training of Italian Language is delivered in companies and corporate houses with specific business needs, schedule, sector and budget for the employees of their organisation.

About Italian Language

• Italian (Italiano) Italian Language, just like. Spanish, French and Portuguese, is a child of Latin: Latin was once the official language in a large part of Europe because the Romans ruled so much of the area. Before the Romans came, people spoke their own languages and the mixture of their original tongues with Latin produced many of the languages and dialects that are still in use today.
• The word ‘America’ comes from Italian: That’s right, ‘America’ is named after Amerigo Vespucci. This 15th-century Italian explorer was the first European to recognize that North and South America were separate continents and not part of Asia.
• The word ‘America’ comes from Italian: That’s right, ‘America’ is named after Amerigo Vespucci. This 15th-century Italian explorer was the first European to recognize that North and South America were separate continents and not part of Asia. 
• Italian is a Romance language derived from Vulgar Latin: It is also the closest to Latin of all the Romance languages, followed by Spanish, Romanian and Portuguese. It shares 89% lexical similarity with French, 87% with Catalan, and 82% with Spanish. 
• Italian is the official Language of classical music: If you play an instrument or are familiar with music, you’ve probably come across classical music scores with terms like crescendo, soprano, alto, and tempo. But, you might not have known that all of these words have Italian origins; so it’s no wonder why this language has such a powerful influence on the art of music!
• Italian became an Official Language in the year 1861: In early 1861, the national parliament convened and proclaimed the unification of Italy, which was around the same time that a standard version of the Italian language emerged.