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Hi there,This is a good one:This one has loads of podcasts that you can download for free, great for burning to CD and listening to in the car etc:This is good for learning verb pronunciation:Rai TV is great for watching �������� programmes:This one is good for hearing how words are pronounced:And finally my favourite, Word Reference, it has a great dictionary and also offers support from natives and other students of ��������:I hope these help!Farfalla x

 Here's a good one:

Hi, hope also these can help you: you can read the text in the English and read the �������� translation and audio. This useful to check your pronunciation but also learn the differences between English and �������� syntax. 

Try , it is a good site to meet people who are learning a language, it has it's own built in translator, has it's own courses and a chat room to pratice in. The site is free.Martyn

 Andrea Pollett's Teach Yourself �������� site seems to move around a bit, but is now at http://www.freewebtown.com/civis_romanus/i-ind.htm - good if you like a formal approach to grammar - I've found it very helpful in the past.He (?) has also got a much shorter Roman dialect site elsewhere.

I like the wordreference.com website that was already mentioned- it's really useful in the sense that you can also post language questions on forums and get help from people who are fluent in the language. It great for figuring out language problems that you don't normally learn from a text book or something