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My DD was interested in Italian after doing many years of French. She took a summer one-semester class in Italian at Wash U in St. Louis and they used the "Prego" textbook, which I think is pretty standard for college-level intro Italian. After the summer, she continued by using Rosetta Stone, which is more of an immersion-type program (whole to parts, I guess you'd say). Having already had an introduction to Italian grammar as well as her knowledge of French, I think she was able to go through Rosetta Stone more easily. In addition to this, thanks to the fact that we live within a mile of our state's major public university, we were able to find an Italian tutor for her and he was delightful (in fact, I think she fell a little bit in love with him :) ). The college she's attending now is too small to offer Italian, but she is doing private lessons with a professor there who speaks Italian, and taking classes at the state university is also an option.

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