To learn dutch I read, listen and watch Dutch tv,webiste etc. I have an dutch teacher and I also do language exchanges with other people. Last but not least I use a book (teach yourself serie) to combine all the other things with a more "formal and school-ish" approach. I think a good mix of more thing can avoid making you bored and keeping your interest alive ;) Good luck and buona fortuna!

Do you know Assimil? I'm italian, I can help you if you want

Hi Elay, if you want to learn Italian the best advice I can give you is to have a grammar reference (and someone who can explain you the trickiest topics) and start practicing: writing, reading, speaking and listening. I advice you not to leave any of these skills behind, but to practice a bit of them every day, or one per day a bit deeper. Listen to music and read the lyrics, read children books and find a mother tongue teacher who can help you. And in your everyday life you can use stickers to improve vocabulary or mind maps. I hope this helps and if you have any question feel free to ask me. have a nice day, Alessia