Italian Vocabulary QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (QuickStudy Academic)

This is a great chart for organizing vocabulary, and I use it constantly in learning Italian. It helps find what I need quickly, and includes single and plural spellings. Having vocabulary organized by topics helps so much to learn more easily and quickly. I'm so glad to have purchased this item.

Look, I ain’t no professor, all right? I got a lot goin’ on. I’m not sittin’ around conjugatin’ verbs and flippin’ through dusty textbooks like some gavone who’s got nothin’ better to do. But this thing? This laminated thing? It’s actually pretty damn good.It’s got all the words you need—basic stuff, yeah, but also the kinda phrases you can use if you’re over there in Rome tryin’ to order a coffee without lookin’ like a schmuck. “Un espresso, per favore.” Boom. You sound like a guy who knows what the heck he’s doin’. Not like Paulie, God rest him, who once asked a waiter for “uno spaghetti-o.”It’s organized real clean. You got your numbers, your colors, days of the week—like a freakin’ cheat code for Italian 101. It don’t bend, don’t tear, don’t crumple in the glove compartment of your Cadillac. Laminated, baby. Waterproof. Stain-proof. Gabagool-proof.Now don’t get me wrong. You ain’t gonna be readin’ Dante with this thing. You’re not gonna seduce some contessa in Tuscany just by knowin’ how to say “Where’s the bathroom?” But you will survive a train station, a restaurant, maybe even the mother-in-law from Milan.Plus, there’s somethin’ kinda nice about holdin’ a piece of your roots in your hand. Makes you feel connected. Like maybe your nonna would be proud, ya know? Even if she still wouldn’t let you sit down at the Sunday table without a clean shirt on.Anyway. Five stars. You wanna learn Italian without feelin’ like a dope? Start here.Capisce?

I love these Quick Study Guides! This one is packed!! Great price for such a nicely organized vocabulary sheet. Sections are alphabetized for pronunciations, numbers, measurements, clothing, greetings, directions, food and time/days/months etc. among others!

I use this sheet as a quick reference to find the English/Italian words. The funny thing is, the writing is very small. I also need reader glasses!

My daughter is taking an Italian class at the local community college and was feeling overwhelmed with the course work. This tool helped her feel more confident in getting her coursework completed.

Thorough

I like that it’s laminated so it doesn’t get ruined

It's about as helpful as a phrase book. Doesn't have conjugation charts, pronoun charts, etc