Learn Italian from Japanese
Learn Italian from Japanese.
156
Skills
312
Lessons
2448
Exercises
156
Notes
What you'll learn
A gamified skill tree of bite-sized lessons — with spaced-repetition practice, grammar notes, streaks and weekly leagues. AI-generated and community-reviewed (beta).
What you'll learn
The Japanese-to-Italian course covers 171 units from CEFR A1 to C1.
- 1.Basics
- 2.Food & Drink
- 3.Getting Around
- 4.Daily Life
- 5.People
- 6.Actions & Verbs
- 7.Past & Future
- 8.Town & Places
- 9.Health & Body
- 10.Hobbies & Nature
- 11.Home & Living
- 12.Food & Cooking
- 13.Shopping & Money
- 14.Travel & Transport
- 15.Feelings & Opinions
- 16.Technology & Media
- 17.Past Tense Deep-Dive
- 18.Comparisons
- 19.Commands & Articles
- 20.Pronouns
- 21.Possessives
- 22.Connectors
- 23.Questions
- 24.Present Perfect
- 25.Continuous Tenses
- 26.Modal Verbs
- 27.Adverbs
- 28.Prepositions of Place
- 29.Prepositions of Time
- 30.Negation
- 31.The Future
- 32.Conditionals
- 33.Relative Clauses
- 34.Reported Speech
- 35.Work & Careers
- 36.Education
- 37.Money & Banking
- 38.Technology
- 39.Personality
- 40.Emotions & Values
- 41.Culture & Arts
- 42.Society & Nature
- 43.Passive Voice
- 44.The Subjunctive
- 45.Advanced Connectors
- 46.Verbals
- 47.Advanced Syntax
- 48.Complex Clauses
- 49.Mood & Aspect
- 50.Discourse
- 51.Register
- 52.Idioms & Figurative
- 53.Advanced Vocabulary
- 54.Specialized Vocabulary
- 55.Word Nuance
- 56.Daily Routines
- 57.Relationships
- 58.Travel & Tourism
- 59.Digital Life
- 60.Health & Fitness
- 61.Jobs & the Workplace
- 62.Eating Out
- 63.Money & Spending
- 64.Home & Housing
- 65.Weather & Climate
- 66.School & Study
- 67.Media & News
- 68.Sports & Leisure
- 69.Clothes & Style
- 70.Family & Friends
- 71.City & Services
- 72.The Human Body
- 73.Science & Space
- 74.Emergencies & Safety
- 75.Arts & Crafts
- 76.Countries & Cultures
- 77.Music & Dance
- 78.History & Politics
- 79.Business & Trade
- 80.In the Kitchen
- 81.Recipes & Baking
- 82.Fruits & Vegetables
- 83.Drinks & Beverages
- 84.Housework & Chores
- 85.Rooms & Furniture
- 86.Tools & Repairs
- 87.Gardening & Plants
- 88.Clothing & Fashion
- 89.Grooming & Beauty
- 90.Colours & Patterns
- 91.Shapes & Sizes
- 92.Feelings & Moods
- 93.Character & Traits
- 94.Friendship & Dating
- 95.Conflict & Apology
- 96.Symptoms & Illness
- 97.At the Doctor
- 98.Pharmacy & Medicine
- 99.First Aid & Dentist
- 100.Exercise & Gym
- 101.Nutrition & Diet
- 102.Mental Wellbeing
- 103.Sleep & Routine
- 104.Office Life
- 105.Meetings & Email
- 106.Job Hunting
- 107.Careers & Pay
- 108.Personal Finance
- 109.At the Bank
- 110.Investing & Economy
- 111.Taxes & Bills
- 112.Air Travel
- 113.Hotels & Lodging
- 114.Car & Driving
- 115.Trains & Buses
- 116.Sightseeing & Tours
- 117.Camping & Outdoors
- 118.Beach & Sea
- 119.Mountains & Hiking
- 120.World Cuisines
- 121.Fine Dining & Restaurants
- 122.Street Food & Markets
- 123.Dietary Needs & Allergies
- 124.Pets & Companions
- 125.Farm Animals
- 126.Wild Animals
- 127.Sea Life & Birds
- 128.Trees & Plants
- 129.Landscapes & Geography
- 130.Rivers & Oceans
- 131.Natural Disasters
- 132.Biology Basics
- 133.Chemistry Basics
- 134.Physics Basics
- 135.Ecology & Climate Science
- 136.Computers & Software
- 137.The Internet & Online Life
- 138.Social Media & Sharing
- 139.AI & Smart Gadgets
- 140.Law & Crime
- 141.Religion & Belief
- 142.Media & Journalism
- 143.Charity & NGOs
- 144.Present Tense Mastery
- 145.Past Simple Mastery
- 146.Future Forms in Practice
- 147.Perfect Meets Simple
- 148.Progressive Forms in Use
- 149.Perfect Progressive Forms
- 150.Commands & Requests
- 151.Wishes & Hypothetical Situations
- 152.Extended Relative Structures
- 153.Noun Clauses & Embedded Questions
- 154.Reason, Purpose & Time Clauses
- 155.Advanced Conditional Patterns
- 156.Shades of Modality
- 157.Verbs With Particles
- 158.Reflexive & Reciprocal Actions
- 159.Causative Constructions
- 160.Gender & Number Agreement
- 161.Grammatical Case Marking
- 162.Definiteness & Articles
- 163.Quantifiers & Amounts
- 164.Pronoun Reference & Substitution
- 165.The Passive in Practice
- 166.Reporting What Others Said
- 167.Ellipsis & Substitution
- 168.Joining Ideas: Coordination
- 169.Joining Ideas: Subordination
- 170.Signposting in Speech & Writing
- 171.Punctuation & Written Style
Frequently asked questions
Is the Italian course free?⌄
Yes. Every one of Vinlingo's 870 courses is completely free — all 2,448 Italian exercises, with no paywall, no lesson limits, and no ads interrupting your practice.
What level does the Italian course reach?⌄
The Japanese-to-Italian course spans CEFR A1 to C1: 156 skills across 312 lessons, from first words and greetings up to advanced grammar and vocabulary.
How is Italian taught to Japanese speakers?⌄
Bite-sized lessons mix translation, listening, matching and word-bank exercises, each with spaced-repetition review so words you find hard come back more often. Every Italian word and sentence has native-quality audio you can replay.
Do I need to type in Italian?⌄
No. Where Italian uses a script or keyboard you may not have, exercises use tapable word tiles and multiple choice instead of typing, so you're never blocked.
How long does it take to learn Italian?⌄
At a lesson or two a day you'll cover the A1 basics in a few weeks and reach conversational A2–B1 over a few months. The full A1–C1 path is there whenever you want to keep going — and it stays free.
Are there stories and grammar notes?⌄
Yes — short bilingual Italian stories with comprehension checks, plus grammar notes on most skills that explain the point in Japanese.
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