Learn Italian Alphabet ABC

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About this app

Master the Italian alphabet in days — the right way, with your own handwriting.

The only Italian alphabet app that makes you write every letter and scores your handwriting in real time. Not multiple choice. Not drag-and-drop. Actual writing.

WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT:
▸ Handwriting canvas scores every stroke — build real muscle memory
▸ all 32 letters — the 21-letter core plus j k w x y and accented vowels
▸ Hear the pronunciation of every letter
▸ 3 quiz modes: letter→sound, sound→letter, audio→letter
▸ Listening drills — hear it, then write it from memory

STAY CONSISTENT:
▸ Daily Challenge — 8 questions picked from your weakest letters
▸ Spaced repetition (SM-2) schedules each letter's review
▸ Streak counter & achievement badges keep you coming back
▸ Weekly charts show practice time & accuracy trends

DESIGNED FOR REAL LEARNING:
▸ Step-by-step lessons from easy to hard
▸ Create custom letter groups for focused drills
▸ Dark mode for late-night sessions

Planning for Rome, loving opera and cuisine, or starting Italian from zero — this is the fastest path to reading it right.
Write & Read Italian Letters
Updated on
Sep 18, 2026

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What’s new

New: single or double? nono is "ninth", nonno is "grandfather" — hold the consonant for a beat and the word changes. Ten pairs on the n, r, l, t and p pages.
• h and i are switches, not sounds: che /ke/ keeps c hard, ciao /tʃao/ makes it soft
• z has two values (zebra /dz/, pizza /ts/); s is voiced between vowels (sole, casa)
• 8 pronunciation rules, including why the alphabet has only 21 letters
• Accents only on the last syllable: é is closed, è is open