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Practice Italian Online — Free
The most musical of the Romance languages
Conjugr8 is a free Italian practice tool covering grammar, vocabulary, sentences, speaking, and comprehension — built around spaced repetition so you actually remember what you learn.
Start practising Italian →65M+ native speakers·Official in 4 countries·Easy to moderate for English speakers·B2 reachable in ~600 hours
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Open Italian practice →Common questions about practising Italian
- How long does it take to learn Italian?
- ~600 hours of study gets most English speakers to B2 — conversational fluency. That assumes consistent daily practice rather than occasional marathon sessions. The early stages feel slow; progress accelerates once you have ~500 words and basic grammar in place.
- Is Italian hard to learn?
- Easy to moderate for English speakers. The difficulty depends more on consistency than raw ability — the learners who reach fluency fastest are those who practice a little every day rather than a lot once a week. Conjugr8 is built around short, focused sessions for exactly that reason.
- What should I study first — grammar or vocabulary?
- Both, from day one. Trying to finish grammar before touching vocabulary (or vice versa) creates a ceiling you hit quickly. High-frequency vocabulary gives you something to hang grammar rules on, and basic grammar makes vocabulary more memorable because you can use it in sentences.
- How does spaced repetition help with Italian?
- Spaced repetition schedules review at the point just before you'd forget — so you're not wasting time reviewing things you already know cold, and you're not letting things you half-know slip away. For vocabulary especially, it's the difference between words that stick after a week and words you have to look up every time.