Good primer I'd say but what @cjfd says it's true, the emphasis is really important and can change a lot your pronunciation, focusing on that is really importan

Good primer I'd say but what @cjfd says it's true, the emphasis is really important and can change a lot your pronunciation, focusing on that is really important. There is a mistake in there though, gl is not always pronunced similar to the middle of the english word "million", it is only if it's followed by an i and not even in every case. For example in inglese, sigla, gloria, etc the gl is pronounced like in english. Instead in figli, raccogliere, etc the gl is pronounced similar to the middle of the word "million" because there is an i after it. But there are are exceptions like geroglifico, glissare, glicemia, ganglio, etc, in those gl is pronounced like in english even if there is an i after gl. Source: am italian. Feel free to ask questions. :)