My First 500 Words in Italian A Bilingual English-Italian Visual Dictionary - My First Bilingual Picture Book on Everyday Themes to Learn Italian for Children, Teenagers and Adult Beginners - The Most Common Illustrated Words

MY FIRST BILINGUAL ITALIAN ENGLISH PICTURE BOOK
This picture book was designed to help children, teens and beginner adults easily learn their first words in the Italian language.
This glossary contains 550 illustrated words classified into 23 everyday themes: animals, transportation, vehicles, colors, fruits, vegetables, clothes, house, school, numbers, kitchen, bathroom, nature, games, professions, time, geometric shapes...
All words are written in both Italian and English, which makes this picture dictionary book a true bilingual edition. This book can also be used to learn English as a second language.

YOU WILL LIKE THIS PICTURE DICTIONARY FOR:

• Engaging full-color illustrations that facilitate easy vocabulary memorization and captivate young learners.
• Durable glossy cover and high-quality printing.
• Discovering new words in a fun way.
• Focus on the most frequently used words for each category.
• Promotes cultural awareness and fosters curiosity and imagination.
• All Italian words are preceded by determiners to indicate if the word is feminine, masculine or plural.
• Also great for: English as a foreign language, English as a second language
• Great resource for understanding the nuances of American, British, and Canadian English.

This English-Italian visual dictionary is not just a learning tool but also an excellent gift idea for anyone embarking on their language learning journey. Whether you're learning Italian or teaching it to children and beginners, this book is designed to make learning enjoyable and effective.

We believe this carefully designed book will help you grasp essential Italian (and English) vocabulary. Whether you're a complete beginner or picking up where you left off, we hope this visual dictionary becomes a trusted companion on your path to language learning.