Learn French and Italian Simultaneously

Learn Two Languages at the Same Time

Do you want to learn French and Italian together? Learning two languages simultaneously is not much harder than learning only one. There is also a French and German tutorial if you prefer a mixture of Romance and Germanic languages. If you'd like to also study Spanish and Portuguese with French and Italian, then head over to the multilingual Romance vocabulary and Romance verb lists. Or if Germanic languages interest you more, check out the Germanic vocabulary and Germanic verb lists instead.

French & Italian I

Articles & Demonstratives

Nouns: Gender & Number

Personal Pronouns

Verbs: Be, Have, Do

Interrogatives / Conjunctions / Adverbs

Days / Months / Seasons

Time / Weather / Directions

Colors & Shapes

Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns

French & Italian II

Adjectives: Gender & Number

Verbs: Come, Go

Asking Questions

Countries & Nationalities

Prepositions & Contractions

Verbs: Can, Want, Must

Fruits & Vegetables

There is, are : Il y a / C'e, ci sono

Necessity: Il faut / Bisogna, Occorre, Ci vuole

French & Italian III

Verbs: Present & Past Tenses

Spelling Changes in the Present Tense

Irregular Imperfect Verbs

Pronominal Verbs

Etre sur le point de / Stare per + infinitive

Etre en train de / Stare + gerund

Plaire / Piacere

Verbs: Imperative

Verbs: Present Perfect / Past Perfect Tenses

Venir de / Appena

House & Furniture

Buildings & Materials

French & Italian IV

Comparatives & Superlatives

Clothing & Toiletries

Verbs: Other common irregular verbs

Verbs: Future / Conditional

Verbs: Would, Should, Could

Y & en / Ci & ne

Verbs: Subjunctive Mood

Animals & Insects

Nature & Geography

Indefinite Pronouns & Adjectives

Relative Pronouns

Verbs: Passive Voice

Faire / Fare Causative

Verbs followed by Prepositions

Preterite/Simple Past Tense