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List Price: $19.99Now Price: $6.19Authors: Standard DeviantsActors: Standard Deviants,Studio: Cerebellum CorpRunning time: 93Release date: 2000-09-19Theatrical Release date: 2000Formats: Color, NTSCLanguages: English (Dubbed)
Trust the Standard Deviants team to guide you into basic Italian gently, thoroughly, and with a generous splash of irreverence. This 90-minute tutorial runs through the Italian alphabet, including the all-important vowels; stress and cadence; the pesky consonants "c" and "g," which change pronunciation depending on what letters follow them; the accent mark; and lots of sample dialogue and common vocabulary. The Deviants tutors are as upbeat as any Italian speakers must be, and they pepper their nuts-and-bolts instructions with truly helpful tips on actually being understood ("When speaking Italian, remember: you'll move your lips more and the sound will be much brighter than when speaking English"). There are plenty of chances to practice your Italian "r's"--though you may find the distinction between the "single flipped" and "double rolled" to be a bit subtle on first exposure. The video also helpfully points out the occasions when the informal "ciao" is acceptable, and when the more formal "buon giorno" is preferable. As always, the Deviants structure the video with ample opportunity for review and note-taking. Before long, you'll be chatting up a storm. Bellissimo! --Anne Hurley
Trust the Standard Deviants team to guide you into basic Italian gently, thoroughly, and with a generous splash of irreverence. This 90-minute tutorial runs through the Italian alphabet, including the all-important vowels; stress and cadence; the pesky consonants "c" and "g," which change pronunciation depending on what letters follow them; the accent mark; and lots of sample dialogue and common vocabulary. The Deviants tutors are as upbeat as any Italian speakers must be, and they pepper their nuts-and-bolts instructions with truly helpful tips on actually being understood ("When speaking Italian, remember: you'll move your lips more and the sound will be much brighter than when speaking English"). There are plenty of chances to practice your Italian "r's"--though you may find the distinction between the "single flipped" and "double rolled" to be a bit subtle on first exposure. The video also helpfully points out the occasions when the informal "ciao" is acceptable, and when the more formal "buon giorno" is preferable. As always, the Deviants structure the video with ample opportunity for review and note-taking. Before long, you'll be chatting up a storm. Bellissimo! --Anne Hurley
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