Hello Janiel, Befriending a native speaker of the language and doing activities with them where you use the language, like going out with his native speaking friends, watching movies in that language. The aim is to be exposed continuously to listening and trying to speak the language. That is one of the easiest and most entertaining ways to start with.

The best and the easiest way to learn another languages is to get a free try. There are several resouces offer introduction or basic courses for free. I have posted some links on my website at http://arcoplaza.com, you will find it under the e-learning section, following the banner link to download the program. After you have learned some basics, you may find some language partner here at italki.com.

Here are some easy steps to learning Italian using Italki resources. 1. Click onto Knowledge at the left of the Italki page. 2.Click onto Learn Italian using English as your base language. You will see the number of Wikis and Contributions on the right hand side. They indicate the number of resources such as vocab and grammar in your language created by Italki members. 3. If you are a beginner and unsure how to start, click onto Language Teachers at the left and browse through their prices. Email a teacher. 5.If you need language practice, click onto Language Partners on the left of this page and see if there is a native speaker you can email to set up a time to chat. Take into account the time difference between your 2 countries. 6. Click onto Groups on the left and look at the groups you want to join for learning Italian 7. For instant online dictionary/ translations, go to google and type in for example 'online english to italian dictionary' or copy/paste your sentence needing translation into www.worldlingo.com.au which has most languages 8. Check out Language Courses and Resources on the left as well.