Where to study Italian in Italy?
I live in Italy for a couple of months and an intensive language and maybe some cooking classes. Am 55 and I do not want a program that only college-age students. I would like to rent my own apartment near the school. I like the area around Florence, but would consider any area. I'm not a total beginner, but almost.
Hello! I'm Italian … Yes, I think Florence is the place! It is beautiful and there a lot of school there. Pisa is near and there are a lot of school, but not nice as Florence. However, I am looking for someone to teach me some English (I have a lot to improve this language) and I offered for free, of course, some Italian lessons. We can talk via email (Or skype) or MSN, etc. .. So we can help you use Italian … What to think?