Those can be had in soc.culture.italian With very few exceptions, Italian words are pronounced according to simple consistent rules. There is no need to learn every single word's pronunciation as in English. Once you learn the rules, you can read new words to yourself aloud. Two syllable words always get the first syllable stressed, unless there is an accent mark on the second. But if there are any rules for stressing three and more-syllable words, I do not know or have forgotten them.
Words ending in -mento are usually masculine and stress the penultimate.
Verbs in the infinitive usually stress the penultimate. And dictionaries often write words with an accent mark before the stressed syllable. Where Italian is MORE difficult than English is in the area of verbs. Verbs change their endings for person, number, and tense. We will look at verbs below.