Purchase an Italian language audio CD. These CDs contain numerous conversational phrases you can use, as well as how to pronounce them properly. Listen to the CD while you are cooking, jogging, driving or performing another task.
Find an Italian course online (see Resources). There are many Italian language resources, including online bulletin boards, instructional videos and training groups that can help you more quickly learn to speak and write Italian. Interact with fellow Italian language learners through forum boards. Ask about any Italian words or phrases you may have trouble reading or pronouncing during your training.
Borrow a book about how to speak Italian from your local library. These books contain important words and phrases you can quickly look up while in Italy.
Enroll in an Italian language course if you have time. Contact community colleges near you. Most community colleges offer free language courses, while others charge fees on a per-session basis.
