08 / Italian · A1—B2
Learn Italian (Italiano)
Italian at Lingua House is lively and practical: you will order, chat, gesture and argue about food from the start. Classes connect grammar to real situations, from markets and train stations to family dinners.
Chi va piano va sano e va lontano.
“Whoever goes slowly goes safely — and far.”
Levels
Where you’ll go, step by step
Script: Latin alphabet. Progress depends on time and practice — these descriptions show what each stage typically focuses on, not a guarantee.
A1
First steps
Greet people, order in a bar, ask for directions and introduce yourself.
A2
Everyday basics
Talk about routines, past events and plans; manage travel and shopping.
B1
Independent
Tell stories, give opinions and follow conversations on familiar topics.
B2
Confident
Discuss culture and current events; follow films and longer conversations.
Who it’s for
- Travellers who want to go beyond ‘grazie’
- Food and art lovers
- Families with Italian roots
Practice goals
- 01Order and chat in a café or trattoria
- 02Tell someone about your weekend in the past tense
- 03Follow an Italian film with Italian subtitles
- 04Write a friendly message or postcard
Italian courses
Sample schedules · confirm current dates with us
Italian · Italiano
Italian for Kids & Teens
Lively lessons with games, songs and role-play for ages 10–17.
Level A1—A2
Sample schedule Sat, 11:00–12:30
Format Kids & Teens
Italian · Italiano
Italian Everyday Conversation
Talk about food, travel and family life with energy and growing accuracy.
Level A2—B1
Sample schedule Tue, 19:00–21:00
Format Group Courses
Your Italian teachers
Demo profiles
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Tell us your level and goals and we’ll suggest the right Italian class — or arrange private lessons if the timetable doesn’t fit.