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That sounds like a solid way to start. I just wouldn’t try to memorise the entire book or write down every single grammar explanation. Work through one small section at a time, use the flashcards for the most useful vocab, do the exercises, and then try making a few sentences of your own with what you’ve learned. For grammar, short notes are fine, especially if you explain the rule in your own words and add a couple of examples. The main thing is actually using it, rather than ending up with loads of neat notes you never look at again. I’d also mix in some easy Italian outside the book, like beginner videos, simple reading, or a bit of speaking and writing. The textbook gives you structure, but regular exposure is what helps everything start to feel natural. Even 20–40 minutes most days is plenty if you stay consistent.
Yep I was thinking of getting one of my favourite literature books but written in Italian, further down the line. Probably some podcasts too. Any resource recommendations?