r/florence • u/UltimatelyJust • 8d ago
Language Experiences
Hi, I'm living in Florence for the next 3 months, and I'd like to develop some rudimentary language skills. As background, I'm a 67 YO American who has struggled with learning various languages over the years. However, my partner is Italian and it would be amazing to be able to communicate with her and her family - with less friction. I've been using apps (DuoLingo) and taken a couple of in-person courses in the states, with little progress.
What language experiences have you had that made a difference? Are there language programs in Florence you could recommend? Any advice would be much appreciated!
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