Customer Reviews

Speaking High Frequency Italian/ 6 Cassettes (Italian Edition)

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The author spends one entire side of one tape telling the student his life history. He then repeats all the English words at least twice. This is most annoying. English speakers know "go" and "can" upon hearing the words the frist time.As the lesson progresses he does not expalin the transfer from the present to the past or the future. He tells you the lesson is on page 13 when it is actually on 15. Highly over rated. Not worth the price..

I thought this was a particulary good Italian course. Like all Language Dynamics courses I have used, this was was very effective and extremely easy to understand and learn from.

Speaking High Frequency Italian was by far the fastest and easiest Italian course I have ever used. I especially appreciated learning how to speak short practical sentences after just a few minutes of listening to the tapes. I found this course to be not only clear and easy to use, but also wonderfully effective in communicating with native speakers. J. Jones

This is by far the fast, the clearest and the easiest to use Italian course on the market and believe me, I have used quite a few. Anyone with half a brain would love this course because it makes learning Italian so fun, so fast, and so easy. Thank you Language Dynamics.

I am a former US diplomat and current international business consultant. I can say that Language Dynamics courses are the only courses I know of that are truly dedicated to effective and immediate communication in the target language. Academic courses often reflect the literary interests of professors, many of whom never had the experience of learning the target language as a second language. With these courses, you can hit the streets after every lesson knowing you can say more than you could yesterday.

In the section on pronouns him is refered to as him in English and Italian. The English speaker keeps saying "Real Good! He uses very poor English. Only Anna, the Italian speaker, saves these tapes from the trash can!