Italian · Columbia University
Basic grammatical Italian. I believe I learned more grammar based things than vocabulary based things but that is literally my own fault for not ever studying the vocab in a serious way. i LOVEDDDDDD this class though.
Although I wouldn't consider myself fluent after a single semester of Italian, I've learned an astronomical amount of content including grammar, vocabulary, and coloquialisms.
It was just a pleasure to learn a new language in a fun environment with a supportive class and an amazing prof! Like seriously! I'd recommend this course with THIS PROF. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2022 Course: ITALUN1101_004_2022_3-ELEMENTARYITALIANI : ITALUN1101_004_2022_3 - ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I Instructor: Christina Lopez
A large amount of basic Italian grammar and vocabulary. Mostly reading skills, some listening and some writing, and a little bit of speaking.
I learned an introduction to Italian speaking, reading, and writing.
Learned a general understanding of Italian, including: grammar, pronunciation, verb tenses, direct/indirect object pronouns, vocabulary spanning from time to holidays to room amenities, atc. - -
What I learned was the Italian language and the way they speak it and would normally write it. I learned the different parts of Italy during our presentations and how every country has different customs and values.
Learned from scratch how to listen, speak, and write in Italian.
Beginner's knowledge of Italian (grammar, expressions, vocabulary)
Intro to the Italian language, verb tenses and ability to construct basic sentences