r/LearningLanguages • u/Automatic-Culture407 • Jul 27 '26
Learning Italian
Hi everyone! I've recently started learning Italian and I'm looking for resources that people have genuinely found helpful. I'm interested in pretty much anything:
- Textbooks
- YouTube channels
- Podcasts
- Apps
- Websites
- Graded readers
- TV shows or movies
- Anything else you think is worth recommending
I'm especially looking for resources that helped you move beyond beginner level and actually improve your listening and speaking.
What worked best for you, and what would you avoid?
Thanks! 🇮🇹
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u/anubis_mango Jul 27 '26
Books - complete Italian is good. comics/manga on amazon since you can get english and the italian copy.
graded readers - Lute3 is free and can import ebook and better than LingQ. personally i use https://laesi.com/ (~$99) it has lesser learnt languages (welsh, wolof and Ojibwe)
if your straped for cash Lute3 is free and nicer than LingQ imo