Vocabulary Italian ― Learn Italian With the Michel Thomas Method

Looking for a convenient language course that fits your lifestyle and gets you speaking a new language in a matter of hours? The acclaimed audio-led Michel Thomas Method Vocabulary Italian course, endorsed by celebrities, executives and learners worldwide, will deliver the results you want.

How does it work?
In this five-hour intermediate level audio course Michel Thomas Method teacher Paola Tite introduces over 1,000 new words, verbs and everyday phrases through essential language building blocks which allow you to increase your vocabulary in manageable, enjoyable steps by thinking out answers for yourself. You will learn at your own pace, pausing and repeating where necessary. You'll stick with it because you'll love it.

Why is the method so successful?
Unlike most vocabulary courses which give you lists of words to memorise, the Michel Thomas Method-based Vocabulary course allows you to further extend your vocabulary by unlocking what you already know. Focusing on the similarities and differences between Italian and English, you will gain the tools and strategies to exponentially build up your vocabulary.

Who is this course for?
Whether you have learned from other Michel Thomas courses or are simply looking for a new approach to help improve your proficiency, Vocabulary will introduce you to a unique way of acquiring language that will significantly boost your confidence in your ability to speak, listen to, pronounce and understand Italian.

What's in the Course?*
Vocabulary Italian includes five audio CDs. The booklet is available to download from www.michelthomas.com.

*Note that the course content is the same as the previously entitled Italian Vocabulary Builder+ course, but does not include a CD-ROM.

Learn anywhere
Don't be tied to chunky books or your computer, Michel Thomas Method audio courses let you learn whenever you want: at home, in your car, or on the move with your MP3 player.

Michel Thomas was born in Poland, he spent his early years in Germany and then in France, where he studied psychology at the Sorbonne in Paris. When war broke out, he fought with the Resistance and suffered imprisonment in labour camps. At the end of the war he joined the US liberation army and later settled in the US where he established his world-famous language school. Languages, being his strength and passion became the focus of the next 50 years of his life that he spent developing a method that he hoped would change the way we teach and learn - so that everyone could succeed. He developed this method 'that works with the brain'. After creating several courses of his own, he passed on his method so that other teachers might use it too.