Hey Bob,

I've been learning languages for 25 years now.

And a decent chunk of that was me doing things the hard way.

So there's a long list of things I wish someone had told me at the start... mostly about what to do first, and what to leave alone.

Because here's something I've seen over and over with my students: the people who succeed with Italian aren't smarter than anyone else, and they certainly don't have more free time.

They just get a few important things right at the beginning, in the right order. And that's most of it, really.

So I built my new video around one question:

If I had to learn Italian again, from absolute zero, today... what exactly would I do?

The answer turned into a 5-step path.

And it looks surprisingly different from how I actually learned Italian back in 2018 (which went pretty well, actually... for a while).

In the video, I show you:

• What I'd focus on in week one
• When I'd touch grammar (much later than you'd think)
• And the critical step that decides whether you'll still be speaking Italian a year from now

Follow the whole path for about an hour a day, and you're looking at roughly six months to hold a real conversation in Italian. Proper laughs and all.

Watch it here​

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Chat soon,

Olly