The lessons are personalized according to needs. Many foreign language enthusiasts are attracted to Italian. No wonder, given that it is such a beautiful, rhythmic and romantic language. Why learn Italian? For travelling. Italy has a lot to offer, for tourists and entrepreneurs. Landscapes, ancient monuments, world heritage sites and fascinating coastlines: there is a lot to see, but English is only spoken in tourist centers such as Milan, Venice, Rome or Florence. Speaking Italian will allow you to visit lesser-known and unique places. Therefore, your tourist experience will be much more rewarding and authentic if you speak the language. Work. Italy is a business hub. The country's most important industries are fashion, automobiles, electronics and jewelry. For this reason, language can be key to finding business partners and opening investment opportunities. Culture. Business aside, Italy is the cradle of the Renaissance, opera, unique cuisine and prominent figures such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Fellini. If you want to have an authentic experience like traveling in Lombardy without a guide, speaking Italian will be useful. By talking to the locals and learning about their traditions, you will be able to speak Italian with more confidence very quickly. However, international travel is not always an option for everyone. If you don't have the opportunity to travel to Italy, the best way to learn Italian is to immerse yourself in the language wherever you are. Here are some simple precautions to take during the first steps: Word order. As in English, Italian sentences have the order Subject-Verb-Object. – The position of other words in a sentence is not limited. Articles and nouns. Italian nouns and articles have gender and number. The article defines whether a noun is masculine or feminine, singular or plural. Verbs. Italian has three large groups of verbs, depending on their infinitive ending. These are the verbs in -are, -ere and -ire. Each group has conjugation rules that you need to memorize. Adjectives. Italian is a descriptive language and adjectives play an important role. From a grammatical point of view, an adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun and has different forms.