What are eight things in an Italian language-learning classroom?

1. A whiteboard or projector: For displaying vocabulary, grammar rules, and exercises.

2. A textbook or coursebook: Providing structured lessons and exercises.

3. Workbooks or exercise books: For students to practice writing and grammar.

4. Dictionaries (Italian-English/native language): Essential for looking up unfamiliar words.

5. Flashcards: Used for memorizing vocabulary and verb conjugations.

6. Posters or visual aids: Depicting Italian culture, scenery, or everyday objects.

7. Chairs and desks/tables: For students to sit and work.

8. A teacher (or instructor): Guiding the learning process and providing feedback.