Teach Yourself Italian the Fast and Easy Way

So you've finally decided that you want to teach yourself Italian but probably have a few questions that need to be answered before you fully go for it. Don't worry as those questions and a whole lot more will be answered as you keep on reading.
The first thing to remember is that learning a language is just like any other skill that you can learn to get good at. Through focused attention and repetition, learning to speak Italian will become easier as you exercise your brain's language muscle.
At first, things will be uncomfortable and require a lot of effort because things are new and unfamiliar. Gradually however learning to speak Italian will get easier so always keep that in mind.
One of the notable things to know is that you're going to have to adjust to producing some new language sounds as compared to what you already know. The R sound has a more rolled character to it in comparison to English and is very similar to the Spanish language. You can best practice this by placing your tongue on the roof of your mouth and then allow air to force itself between the roof of your mouth and your tongue.
Another interesting aspect to the Italian language is that the majority of Italian words end in vowels, its very rare that any words end with a consonant. Think of any Italian word and I'm sure you'll know what I mean: lasagna, calzone, Ferrari, spaghetti, etc.
One more point to note when you're learning to teach yourself Italian is that E's are pronounced like the E in bell or medics, and unlike the E in Eden which exists in English.
Now that you have a bit more awareness about speaking Italian, the next step to fast track your ability to speaking fluent Italian is to find a good Italian language course to study from.
One of the most cost efficient methods these days to learn a new language is by enrolling in an online course. Unlike a traditional language program that has just a book and some accompanying CDs, an online language course will contain these elements plus software which allows you to practice your comprehension and chart your progress.