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How to memorize Italian vocabulary
By Chloe | July 13, 2009
It isn’t difficult to be able to learn some basic greetings, questions and introduction. Most likely, when you know how to place your self in a crowd, the sense of belonging within the circle of Italian-speaking friends is going to give you a boost to learn how to speak Italian furthermore. So the best way to learn Italian is to travel to Italy and get in touch with locals, like tour guide, Taxi drivers, waiters, shop assistants, sellers…
If you can’t go to Italy, there’s alternative ways to learn Italian. Here is an example of memorizing Italian words by visualization. Try to picture a large cherry tree wearing glasses trying to drop cherry bits on the nearby cherry factory. The picture that you can make out of the words bits, cherry and glasses are all associated with the Italian word bicchieri which means glasses. The bits and cherry were used to place bicchieri in the sentence – the words were picked because when read, bits-cherry sounds the same with bicchieri.
Another way to remember Italian words is to make some vocabulary notes and paste them on the wall, especially for those daily using words. you also can label all your furniture and things in your room in Italian.
Last by not the least, get some simple audio program to listen to. On your way to work you can be yapping away to yourself in Italian. By listening to an audio book you can quickly learn Italian that you can use in real life situations, from your pronunciation to memorize the words.
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