Learning Italian is a way of maintaining the family ties. Learning Italian is very personable. What could be more natural then, than Kids Stuff Italian which is meant to be shared by mothers and dads with children, and grandmothers and grandfathers with grandchildren. Who can resist You're tops! or Wonderful, wonderful you! which are extra special when said in Italian.
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A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. -- Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
Rather like Cliff's Notes of the Italian language for anyone who wants to speak Italian with young children. -- K. Bishop, July 5, 2005
Rather like Cliff's Notes of the Italian language for anyone who wants to speak Italian with young children. --K. Bishop, July 5, 2005
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
Rather like Cliff's Notes of the Italian language for anyone who wants to speak Italian with young children. -- K. Bishop, July 5, 2005
Rather like Cliff's Notes of the Italian language for anyone who wants to speak Italian with young children. --K. Bishop, July 5, 2005
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
A good introduction and supplement for speaking Italian to kids. Includes nursery rhymes and pronunciation guide. --Melissa Simpson, Daily Press, February 4, 2001
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Typical expressions used with children in Italian,
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This review is from: Kids Stuff Italian: Easy Italian Phrases to Teach Your Kids (Bilingual Kids) (Paperback)
KIDS STUFF---ITALIAN is for Moms and Dads who want to raise their children to speak Italian in a natural way. It's the first step. Using these phrases in every day situations opens up additional experiences using Italian: reading, games, activities, outings---all spoken in Italian with the help of this book. Enjoy!
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So glad to find this book!,
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This review is from: Kids Stuff Italian: Easy Italian Phrases for You and Your Kids (Revised) (English and Italian Edition) (Paperback)
I'm so happy to have found this book. I'm learning Italian, as well as trying to teach my six children. All the other phrase books out there were tailored to tourists.....this one is perfect for learning how to speak to your family. The authors really thought of everything!
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This review is from: Kids Stuff Italian: Easy Italian Phrases to Teach Your Kids (Bilingual Kids) (Paperback)
This book was exactly what I was looking for. I'm a monolingual attempting to raise my children bilingually and all the other programs, texts, workbooks, etc. teach either grammar-based or tourist phrases. And since I don't think my four year old needs to hail a cab in Italian just yet, this book is GREAT!
The words/phrases are grouped by category (ex: greetings, bathroom, mealtime, helping at home, time, getting dressed, words of praise, etc.) and includes prayers and lullabies as well. There is also a phonetic pronunciation guide under each Italian word. "Dai il buon esempio a tuo fratello." Dai eel bwohn eh-SEHM-pyoh ah TOO-oh frah-TEHL-loh. Translation: "Set a good example for your brother." At the end it provides a thorough explanation on pronunciation of letters yet my only disappointment is that it doesn't come with an audio CD. For me this is very important since I don't want to get into the habit of pronouncing the accents wrong. I contacted the author about this but there are no plans to produce one. :-( Also, some of the prices on Amazon are ridiculous. If you buy it directly from the author, it is only $29.95.
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