CEFR Levels Explained
What A1 through C2 actually describe, why the framework measures what you can do rather than what you know, and how to use it to set a study target.
Twelve units and 192 lessons that take Italian from first words to real conversation.
Free to download · Published by Reign Creative LLC
About this app
Learn Italian for Beginners is a structured course rather than a vocabulary app. The core path runs through 12 units and 192 lessons covering greetings, family, food, numbers, daily routines, shopping, travel, work, health, relationships, past events, future plans and everyday communication, introducing words and phrases in context instead of as isolated lists.
Each lesson mixes formats — vocabulary exercises, multiple-choice questions, sentence building, matching, dictation, translation, listening activities, pronunciation practice and grammar challenges — so you learn to form sentences and understand spoken phrases rather than only recognising words on a page. Grammar covers verbs, articles, sentence structure, agreement, questions and common tenses, taught through practical examples and revisited in later units.
Listening and pronunciation are supported with audio for words, phrases, sentences and conversations, and travel material covers restaurants, airports, train stations, shops and hotels. The Review area handles everything after the first pass: difficult words, past mistakes, sentence building, listening challenges, flashcards, dictation, matching and speed practice, alongside lesson progress, streaks, achievements and saved words. Further content covers idioms, slang, informal expressions, business and workplace Italian, culture and etiquette, and roleplay conversations. Italian speakers can switch the course around and study English instead. A Premium option removes ads and unlocks the Premium learning features.
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Key features
12 units and 192 core lessons in a set order, so there is always a clear next step rather than an open word list.
Verbs, articles, sentence structure, agreement, questions and common tenses introduced through examples and revisited later.
Audio for words, phrases, sentences and conversations, with dictation and listening exercises to go with it.
Difficult words, past mistakes, flashcards, sentence building, listening challenges, matching and speed practice in one place.
Italian speakers can switch course and study English, with separate lessons and separate progress for each direction.
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Written by the team that builds the app.
What A1 through C2 actually describe, why the framework measures what you can do rather than what you know, and how to use it to set a study target.
What comprehensible input means, why difficulty level matters more than material choice, and where the strong version of the claim outruns the evidence.
Why hour estimates for learning Italian vary so much, what CEFR levels actually describe, and how to set a target you can measure honestly.
Twelve units and 192 lessons that take Italian from first words to real conversation. Free on Google Play.
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