What to do to start speaking Italian (ita audio + subtitles)

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  • I can understand Italian, but I can't speak. Here are my tips to start speaking and get used to your voice speaking in Italian. This video is in Italian language.
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  • @angelsrosena
    @angelsrosena 4 года назад +1549

    When you realize that you can understand almost everything but cannot speak, that's an invitation to start opening your mouth and try out what you know. People think just because they understand what it's said they will miraculously speak, it doesn't happen like that. Speaking is putting into practice what you've been collecting through your ears, and yes, you'll be making lots of mistakes, so have fun.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  4 года назад +79

      wise words :)

    • @salvatoxgraziaaldo3573
      @salvatoxgraziaaldo3573 4 года назад +4

      @@lucreziaoddone Hi teacher, Can you help me tundestend themeaing of COL SENO DI POI... " Col senno di poi ho realizzato che avevo torto... Thanks a lot!

    • @salvatoxgraziaaldo3573
      @salvatoxgraziaaldo3573 4 года назад +1

      Sorry teacher, I don't know the meaning of CI MANCHEREBBE ALTRO...

    • @mateuschagas8615
      @mateuschagas8615 3 года назад +5

      I'm feeling così in l'italiano and English hahaha I can to read, but speak is molto più difficile

    • @francescacucchi6525
      @francescacucchi6525 3 года назад +9

      @@salvatoxgraziaaldo3573 I'm just 13 and my English isn't so good but if you want I can try to explain: "ci mancherebbe altro" means "of course" for example if someone tells you something but ask you don't tell it to anybody, you can answer "ci mancherebbe". "col senno di poi" it's a little more difficult to explain but I'm trying: literally means "in hind sight" and it's really like if I could know i could make an other decision. I'm not really sure of what I wrote. I hope you understand 😅😊

  • @NickyBellaVita567
    @NickyBellaVita567 4 года назад +659

    I talk out loud to myself as I do mundane things around the house. Sometimes I describe what I am doing, like when I make dinner I pretend I am on an Italian cooking show lol. When I don't know how to say something, I do a quick search in my phone. Usually, it will stick.
    Or when I am driving, I will try to describe my day.
    But yes, forcing yourself to speak it out loud helps a lot. I still speak like a caveman, but I feel myself improving!

    • @VivaLaVittoria
      @VivaLaVittoria 4 года назад +16

      me too! I talk to myself in Italian a lot at home :)

    • @juliets9304
      @juliets9304 3 года назад +4

      Same, also keeping a video/audio diary helps a lot

    • @lyubov_1
      @lyubov_1 3 года назад +1

      Brava!

    • @santiagopironato6101
      @santiagopironato6101 3 года назад +3

      anche io ! Penso 'cosa sto facendo adesso?' È una buonissima ideia :)

    • @dianabee1092
      @dianabee1092 3 года назад +4

      Haha I thought I was the only one acting out in italian when cooking !!

  • @miguebyte
    @miguebyte 3 года назад +774

    "I can understand but I cannot speak" That is the very same problem my dog is having..!

  • @musicalsounds9765
    @musicalsounds9765 4 года назад +383

    Speak with yourself in Italian as much as possible , make up a situation and speak from both sides. This way, there is no fear of mistakes and you may take your time

    • @ladiiyb
      @ladiiyb 3 года назад +3

      I do this every morning while walking with my daughter in her stroller

    • @angelav4236
      @angelav4236 3 года назад +1

      I try to do this but I “hear” the mistakes I’m making because it doesn’t sound right.

  • @celymarvalentin-valentin9108
    @celymarvalentin-valentin9108 3 года назад +146

    This happened to me even when I was learning English, and now I feel it is at the same level than my native language. My advice is, try to narrate things you do, translate scenarios/conversations you live throughout the day, or try to write a journal or about something youre inspired on in the target language. The trick is to put yourself to produce and practice, even if it feels impossible at first, until your brain starts doing it automatically :)
    Good luck, everyone!

    • @paigew2044
      @paigew2044 2 года назад

      how long did it take you to get to that point?

    • @celymarvalentin-valentin9108
      @celymarvalentin-valentin9108 2 года назад +2

      @@paigew2044 I will say 5 years (max) using my university years as reference; the difference between how I started my first year and how I finished the last one is HUGE. But it could have been less time probably. I think it will depend a lot on how frequent you try/practice. Your brains starts doing it on its own later when it gets used to it.

  • @pauluscardosum
    @pauluscardosum 4 года назад +57

    Io sono brasiliano, capisco più a meno l'inglese, quello che ho fatto per cominciare a parlare, ho cominciato a ripetere in voce alta quello che ascoltavo, senza paura di commettere degli errori, così il mio periodo silenzioso è sparito. Questo è il mio consiglio per voi.

  • @jchatoyer
    @jchatoyer 3 года назад +14

    The best Italian audio and text to listen to and read are these fantastic lessons from Lucrezia themselves! Switch on the Italian subtitles and repeat out loud everything she says as you read it, it has really helped me so much! I also do the same with shows on Netflix by choosing Italian audio and subtitles.

  • @doviletta
    @doviletta 4 года назад +202

    This lady is amazing! She explains everything so well. Her speach is so clear. Love it.
    Thank you for your advice!

  • @0808anazlo
    @0808anazlo 4 года назад +302

    Ho imparato l'italiano parlando con il mio fidanzato, adesso marito, Italiano,posso capire quasi tutto,faccio delle conversazioni ma faccio ancora degli errori e mi vergogno un po'..Ma so che l'unico modo di migliorare è continuare a parlare, nonostante gli errori 🙂

  • @erikagiannini1200
    @erikagiannini1200 4 года назад +292

    The same thing happens to me. But, i'm getting there. You're such a wonderful teacher. Grazie Lucrezia

  • @user-eo3mc7ee6j
    @user-eo3mc7ee6j 4 года назад +162

    Grazie, Lucrezia. Studio Italiano mio prima anno al universita. Sono Russo e mi piaconno tuoi video) sorry about my mistakes in Italian)

  • @kenyiangheloarangofarias9551
    @kenyiangheloarangofarias9551 3 года назад +92

    Ciao a tutti, sono Peruviano, adesso sto imparando la lingua italiana, imparo il mio italiano tutti i giorni, tutti gli inizi è difficile, ma dopo diventa facile, veramente questa lingua mi infonde di buona energia, alle fine con la conoscenza e l'amore. Grazie mille per questo video! ✨🇵🇪🇮🇹✨

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  3 года назад +8

      Ciao! Continua così! ✨

    • @WencesIao
      @WencesIao 3 года назад +3

      Anche io sono peruviano, viva Peru 🇵🇪

    • @smilemma4004
      @smilemma4004 3 года назад +8

      E mi sogno di andare a Peru un giorno ! Sono Francese e anche sto aprendendo l'italiano, ma mia lingua preferita è lo spagnolo :)

    • @jetajeta928
      @jetajeta928 Год назад

      @@lucreziaoddone qao come parla con lei

  • @laceyharless5203
    @laceyharless5203 3 года назад +27

    this is my first day learning Italian and I understood one word and one work only : va bene

  • @learnalanguagewithleslie
    @learnalanguagewithleslie 3 года назад +19

    It also depends on the language. I know with Russian my "silence period" has been probably about 2 or 3 years! I have not done this yet with Italian, I am still in the passive phase of learning. But I know that I usually try to speak either in the car (alone), in bed where no one can hear me (at night when no one else is awake), or else in the shower (but not as often there). Another thing you can do is to imagine saying the words but not actually say them aloud (obviously it doesn't help with pronunciation, but if you've done enough listening it should be fine). In other words, to try to think in the new language. This has worked for me in composing new sentences. You could do this while commuting for example...

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  3 года назад +3

      You’re right, it depends on the language, on the student, so many external factors as well. Thank you for your comment!!

  • @charlespinheiro8464
    @charlespinheiro8464 4 года назад +2

    Ciao Lucrezia!
    Non posso passare un giorno senza guardare le tue lezioni. Mi fano bene, principalmente perche ti vedo bella e meraviglosa parlando italiano da noi oppure da me. Scherzo...Scusi!

  • @nanoualycastre5721
    @nanoualycastre5721 3 года назад +1

    per me come per le altri ho avuto le stesse problemi ma ho iniziato da parlare con amici italiani che facevano lo sforzo di capire quello che volevo esprimere... ho iniziato 5 anni fa ad'imparare quella bella lingua dei miei antenati siciliani perche à 76 anni non volevo morire senza capire e parlare....qualche parole italiana. N'importa se non è perfetto ! n'importa se l'accento tonico non è perfetto! n'importa se mi sbaglio, e se scrivendo faccio errore ! perche lo so che non sarà mai perfetto non ho abbastanza tempo.... essendo francese e vivendo in Francia non è facile trovare persone parlando italiano, ma mi sono tanto inamorata da l'Italia che ogni giorno quando mi sveglia ascolta Lucrezia e anche di notte quando non dormo...!allora ragazzi andate avanti è un vero piacere grazie Lucrezia grazie ancora per tutto !

  • @gabrielbrito9806
    @gabrielbrito9806 3 года назад +5

    It's so interesting. I'm not currently learning Italian, but somehow youtube recommended me this video, and as a Portuguese native speaker, I understood barely 80% to 90% of what she said without the subtitles. I'm now feeling curious to learn this language. Never thought about how similar it sounds to Portuguese. Great video! Subscribed just now!
    Edit: I also learned Spanish (and English as you see), and I've experienced that frustration of understanding the written and spoken language, but being unable to communicate properly. It helped me a lot to practice alone at home, imagining you're talking to someone or imagining a future situation. Seems a bit crazy but it truly helps!

  • @rockfan9023
    @rockfan9023 4 года назад +18

    It is very true that when you talk to yourself or do "monologues" it is easier to learn how to speak a certain language. I did this when I was learning English (I would pretend I have a YT channel and I would present to my "fans" my day, cooking or anything else). I am doing the same now for Italian and I hope that one day I'll speak like you. Thanks Lucrezia!

  • @kharlaceballos
    @kharlaceballos 3 года назад +61

    Luego estoy yo, hablo español, no estudio italiano, pero puedo comprender casi todo 😂❤️ me encanta.

    • @jozeth_g1249
      @jozeth_g1249 2 года назад +2

      Jajajaja lo bueno de hablar español

    • @basuramistika9530
      @basuramistika9530 2 года назад +15

      Yo estoy estudiando italiano como mi tercer idioma y no me hace ni puta gracia porque confundo muchísimo los idiomas

    • @jozeth_g1249
      @jozeth_g1249 2 года назад

      @@basuramistika9530suele pasar

    • @jaxel1439
      @jaxel1439 2 года назад +1

      @@basuramistika9530 yo lo tomó como 4ta lengua xd y a veces me confundo con el frances y el español

    • @1_nowhere1
      @1_nowhere1 2 года назад +5

      Io sono Italiano e amo lo Spagnolo ! , non lo studio a scuola , però......
      me encanta 😍.

  • @warmmsoup
    @warmmsoup 3 года назад +5

    I was born in Italy but moved at the age of 9, so this is a real struggle, thank you for the video!

  • @SuicideBunny6
    @SuicideBunny6 2 года назад +6

    I can speak French, but never studied Italian. So just hearing you speak without subtitles I guess I could understand like 40%. I just love the tone of the language and the way you explain everything patiently and clearly!

  • @kamilyabasyrova
    @kamilyabasyrova 4 года назад +28

    I really love the method of "shadowing". It's when you repeat everything after the speaker 3 seconds after. Smth like a simultaneous translation but in the same language. For example, I was repeating this video trying to mimic the intonation. It really helps

    • @joang.6664
      @joang.6664 4 года назад +2

      Good for you! Very true, what you wrote.. I practice the same method. It is indeed very much like simultaneous translation and allowing the language to enter you and to teach your palate to readjust naturally. It is almost like you become your own native speaker.
      How many languages do you speak?
      Вы говорите по-русски?

  • @aggomes6344
    @aggomes6344 3 года назад +39

    Ótima professora 🙏🇧🇷 para nós que temos a língua vindo do latim fica mais fácil entender tipo o italiano spanhol e francês

    • @codex8797
      @codex8797 3 года назад

      r/suddenlycaralho

    • @albenideslyma
      @albenideslyma 3 года назад +1

      Mano, da pra entender praticamente tudo que ela fala. Isso é demais ❤

    • @javierxhr
      @javierxhr 2 года назад

      correcto, soy español y entendí un 80% de lo que ha dicho, sin saber italiano xd

  • @almor2445
    @almor2445 4 года назад +4

    I've been half-heartedly learning Spanish for decades but I met a Spanish speaking girlfriend a couple of years ago and the fact that we can practice together without fear of being judged is fantastic. I've gone from essentially A2 to B2 with hardly any effort, just reading and listening mostly but occasionally speaking and writing as well. We are both starting to learn some Italian as well which is why I am here. I can't recommend reading at your level in the target language enough. It's brilliant.

  • @beares6281
    @beares6281 3 года назад +4

    Ciao Lucrezia, io sono madrelingua italiana ma questi consigli sono preziosi per imparare tutte le lingue, grazie!

  • @blackgloveslottery5828
    @blackgloveslottery5828 3 года назад +8

    I understood very little but i stared at your face during the whole video and thinking "i wanna speak fluently like her."

  • @joesmith8273
    @joesmith8273 4 года назад +5

    Not only are you a great teacher, you are also a great counselor. Language learning can be fun until we "hit the wall." I know in order to feel more comfortable speaking, I have to practice speaking (and writing.) And I really resist! Thanks, Lucrezia. You really understand what we learners are experiencing.

  • @santiyounger4146
    @santiyounger4146 3 года назад

    The key is a lot of comprehensible input, grazie Lucrezia

  • @judithricca6915
    @judithricca6915 4 года назад +3

    Salve Lucrezia, per me era molto difficile di incominciare di parlare in Italiano; sapevo che il mio livello di capire era abbastanza alta ma di parlare era un altra cosa. Al fine, ho dovuto mettere il mio orgoglio nella mia tasca!. Fare un sbaglio non è un gran e che non è il fino del mondo. Devo dire che sono una tifoso di Tutto Italiano l’audio rivista che esiste per 6 anni e ho prenotato per 6 anni. Ho trovato che mi ha aiutato tanto.

  • @sadmansalekin8516
    @sadmansalekin8516 3 года назад +4

    I moved in to Italy 6 months ago! Your videos had been very helpful since then! Thanks a lot!
    Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  3 года назад

      I'm so happy you find my videos useful!! Thank you for reaching out :)

  • @rutemerciatripiciano3406
    @rutemerciatripiciano3406 3 года назад

    Benissima Lucrezia! Grazie per suo aiuto!

  • @pangare55
    @pangare55 3 года назад +1

    Grazie mille Lucrezia! Seguirò i tuoi consigli!

  • @MathPikachu
    @MathPikachu 4 года назад +10

    Questo video è arrivato al tempo perfetto! Grazie mille, Lucrezia!

  • @cristinnemacedo4304
    @cristinnemacedo4304 4 года назад +32

    I'm brazilian and I'm trying to learn Italiano because is my dream travel around Italia but I'd like to try speak Italian. I love your videos and ever I need study a little bit more is this channel my reference. Bye!!!

    • @digoksv
      @digoksv 4 года назад +3

      Ciao!! Se vuoi, possiamo imparare insieme. Anch'io sono brasiliano e anche adesso sto cercando di imparare l'italiano. Fammi sapere :)

    • @franlopes2522
      @franlopes2522 3 года назад +1

      vamos juntas!!!! hahaha tbm é meu sonho engordar alguns quilos na Itália

  • @donnajohnson4491
    @donnajohnson4491 3 года назад

    Lucrezia, your channel is wonderful! Mille grazie!! ❤️

  • @joseantoniomassimo388
    @joseantoniomassimo388 2 года назад

    Grazie mille Lucrezia, sei bravissima. Farò tutti i vostri consigli !!

  • @valerieayla4687
    @valerieayla4687 4 года назад +21

    Wow, such wisdom for a young teacher! You are my favorite Italian teacher as I am falling in love with this language!!

  • @foxinstars
    @foxinstars 4 года назад +13

    Hello! Thank you for making this video. It's very useful. For those who can, I can recommend putting yourself in the position where you have no other choice than to speak Italian. For example, a few years ago I went to Sicily with my aunt (who lives in Italy for 11 or 12 years). We were staying in a small village where no one, but really NO ONE was speaking English. I was really forced to use Italian, even though I had very little experience in learning it.

  • @madridistaone
    @madridistaone 3 года назад

    mile grazie . You are an amazing instructor .

  • @guillermoscott4271
    @guillermoscott4271 3 года назад

    Great teacher you are Lucrezia,thank you.

  • @imaginary122
    @imaginary122 4 года назад +6

    Per me posso parlare l'italiano. Ma non è facile. Posso pensare l'italiano ma in inglese è facile. Migliorerò il mio italiano grazie per essere una brava professoressa!

  • @jungmanferreira2813
    @jungmanferreira2813 3 года назад +3

    Sono brasiliano. Sto imparando l'italiano! Mi piace tutto video che fai!

  • @boucarysagna3710
    @boucarysagna3710 4 года назад

    Ti voglio tanto bene Lucrezia, mi hai aiutato nel apprendimento della lingua grazie di cuore

  • @juancarlosmendozacastro9043
    @juancarlosmendozacastro9043 4 года назад

    Lucrezia, Grazie mille per, per tutti suggerimenti!

  • @Izegrim59
    @Izegrim59 3 года назад +3

    Ascoltarti nella tua lingua è il motivo per cui ho iniziato a studiare l'italiano

  • @georgiasouto8497
    @georgiasouto8497 4 года назад +5

    Conheci seu canal hoje e estou encantada com sua didática. Ja estou maratonando seu canal. Parabéns pelos seus videos eu adorei!

  • @user-ps4gs5mh7v
    @user-ps4gs5mh7v 4 года назад

    Grazie, Lucrezia! Sei molto saggia. E questi consili sono davvero utili. Funzionano!

  • @gustavovizzoni1648
    @gustavovizzoni1648 4 года назад

    Analisi perfetta, grazie Lu!!!

  • @shaokangchunzi
    @shaokangchunzi 4 года назад +8

    Sometimes I have the feeling as well. I think that only practice a lot can help. Grazie Lucrezia:)

  • @jacks9292
    @jacks9292 4 года назад +15

    Thank you Lucrezia. I found this talk very encouraging. One of your best videos yet! I really appreciate all that you do for us. ☺️

  • @ravencry8723
    @ravencry8723 4 года назад +1

    great analytical and logical explanation. It shows that you know your way around teaching and understanding the process. Kudos!

  • @carlosa.g.7958
    @carlosa.g.7958 4 года назад

    Questo video e esplicazione sono molto utili. Sono felice di trovare questo canale.

  • @elisabethjohannessen813
    @elisabethjohannessen813 4 года назад +41

    Grazie Lucrezia! Sono una studentessa straniera, e quest'anno abito in Italia. Ho paura per fare gli errori quando parlo, ma proverò i tuoi suggerimenti

    • @silviacalvano5398
      @silviacalvano5398 4 года назад +4

      Ciao Elisabeth...devi dire: sono una studentessa straniera, da un anno abito in Italia, ho paura di fare errori quando parlo ma proverò a seguire i tuoi suggerimenti....i have the same problem with english language😉😉😉😉

    • @mdhabibhabib6762
      @mdhabibhabib6762 3 года назад

      What's your mother language?

  • @limaceaae
    @limaceaae 2 года назад +5

    Você é uma professora maravilhosa! Tenho procurado treinar o meu listening em italiano assistindo a videos em italiano de assuntos que gosto, como aulas de canto, por exemplo. Mas quando se trata de aula específica, você é uma de minhas top 3. Gostei muito do video de vocabulário em uma papelaria. Acho esse tipo de video muitíssimo útil.

  • @thrasibulas
    @thrasibulas 4 года назад +1

    Congratulazioni Lucrezia! Molto buoni i tuoi videos. Ho cominciato di guardargli una settimana fa e continuerò farlo perche mi aiutono!

  • @nazifnader4190
    @nazifnader4190 3 года назад +1

    Il video piú interessante che abbia mai guardato, complimenti!

  • @thomaswozencraft6577
    @thomaswozencraft6577 4 года назад +12

    Thank you for the tips. I was starting to get frustrated with my study not bringing it to verbal skills. But being patient with myself is great advice. You have a great point about comparisons in that I only have 3-4 after work study sessions a week for time. I will also get audio books. Grazie Mille!

  • @louischibbaro9709
    @louischibbaro9709 4 года назад +5

    Brava Lucrezia well said, great mentoring, guidance, encouragement, being super supportive of your students, you have the making of a great teacher/ Sei un ottimo insegnante!

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  4 года назад

      Thank you, Louis!!

    • @louischibbaro9709
      @louischibbaro9709 4 года назад

      @@lucreziaoddone You are very welcome Lucrezia! Keep going forward with the great work and format that you are providing and Buon Natale.

  • @Diosatea92
    @Diosatea92 3 года назад

    So useful your videos, specially for beginners! I'm starting learning Italian and I understood almost everything thanks to your great pronunciation and the speed. Thank you so much for your content!

  • @victoriarosadocastillo432
    @victoriarosadocastillo432 3 года назад +1

    Grazie , Lucrezia. I tuoi consigli sono molto utili. Mi piacciono tantissimo i tuoi video.

  • @johnsotobrenes7885
    @johnsotobrenes7885 4 года назад +6

    Video eccellente, hai riassunto e detto chiaramente le tue sensazioni al riguardo; e il tuo consiglio è molto buono e facile da eseguire. Grazie mille per aver aiutato così tanti di noi. Fino al prossimo video ....

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  4 года назад

      Grazie, John, sono felice che il video ti sia stato utile :) Alla prossima!

  • @noheminicolosi1851
    @noheminicolosi1851 4 года назад +5

    Oh ragione, eccellente consigli di una grande professoressa!

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      Scrivimi voglio sapere di più su di te ❤sei davvero così bella mi piaci ... ⏮⏮±447883242033⏭⏭

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      WhatsApp

  • @andressaoliveira8387
    @andressaoliveira8387 3 года назад

    Esse canal foi a melhor coisa que o RUclips me recomendou

  • @kerryreeder8521
    @kerryreeder8521 Год назад +2

    I personally experienced that when learning other languages as well. I could understand far more than I could speak at first. Over time, my speaking ability started coming together as I practiced with native speakers.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  Год назад +1

      Ciao Kerry! Thank you for sharing your experience with all of us.

  • @ryotakagi4110
    @ryotakagi4110 4 года назад +17

    Gli ringrazio Lucrezia! Recentemente ho cominciato ad ascoltare il suo Podcast e canale. La sua voce è sempre bella per ascoltare, e i contenuti del suo video sono davvero utili!

    • @HooperFN
      @HooperFN 3 года назад

      LA* ringrazio

  • @Thebassist999
    @Thebassist999 3 года назад +4

    I can speak in a fairly fluent way after 2 weeks (with mistakes of course). It certainly helps me that my mother language is Spanish.

  • @kskuznetsova
    @kskuznetsova 4 года назад +1

    Thank you Lucrezia, it was really helpful!

  • @cheikhgadiaga1843
    @cheikhgadiaga1843 4 года назад

    È chiarissima la tua spiegazione grazie mille Lucrezia

  • @petrak.527
    @petrak.527 4 года назад +8

    Ottimo ( se esistesse " ottimissimo", lo userei...) video con un contenuto tanto giusto.
    Io mi esercito così.
    Ascolto, ripeto, scrivo, parlo e canto anche...in strada ! Grazie mille cara Lucrezia.

  • @Haytidaho
    @Haytidaho 4 года назад +37

    Grazie Lu. Prima di aver lezioni sur italki, parlavo a me stesso (ed un po' in vacanza) e, in fatti, continuo questo esercizio. Forse perché vivo in un paese dove ci sono tre lingue diverse, non mi ha creato problemi a "sentirmi" in un'altra lingua. In ogni caso, è un esercizio che consiglio a tutti: raccontatevi la vostra giornata, spiegate una ricetta, fate una lista delle vostre attività..... ad alta voce. Beh..... forse non di fronte ad una finestra hahaha :-)

  • @charaparaskevaides3355
    @charaparaskevaides3355 3 года назад

    This video is so helpful, thanks for speaking in this speed because usually all the conversations I hear, are so fast and confusing. Grazie!

  • @huda4397
    @huda4397 4 года назад

    Cerco sempre di imitarti e ripetere le tue parole perche tua voce e pronuncia sono chiare e facili da capire e questo mi aiuta tantooo 😍

  • @suellysciamamea3301
    @suellysciamamea3301 4 года назад +6

    Grazie mille! Eu entendo tudo! Próximo passo, começar a escrever e falar!

    • @windowscrashed5358
      @windowscrashed5358 4 года назад +1

      Pois é. Português ajuda muito a entender. Parece um hack de italiano e espanhol.

    • @jpaulo_ap
      @jpaulo_ap 4 года назад

      Ciao! Espero chegar no teu nível em um futuro próximo; comecei a estudar italiano há cerca de uma semana, e estou adorando aprender esta língua. Penso ser mais fácil aprender italiano do que espanhol, visto que compartilhamos diversos fonemas com os italianos.

  • @taylovespatch2
    @taylovespatch2 4 года назад +35

    This was probably one of your most helpful videos! thanks so much for these tips!

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  4 года назад +2

      Oh thank you! I'm happy you found it helpful!

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      Scrivimi voglio sapere di più su di te ❤sei davvero così bella mi piaci ... ⏮⏮±447883242033⏭⏭

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      WhatsApp

  • @nervenavar2649
    @nervenavar2649 2 года назад

    cara Lucrezia hai una buona formula e ottimi consigli per padroneggiare la lingua italiana. grazie bella Lucrezia.😘

  • @josebrol8073
    @josebrol8073 2 года назад +1

    When I hear speak Italian this amazing teacher, is the most fascinating motivation to start learning Italian

  • @rygaarrygaar2878
    @rygaarrygaar2878 4 года назад +34

    have you ever thought of doing like some mini series for beginners getting into the language?

  • @kamillitg
    @kamillitg 4 года назад +9

    I appreciate your tips of using audiobooks and talking to itself before the informal language or even before looking for a person to speak with... that may be useful with all the languages, right? Thank you for your advice 😊

  • @alessandrogandolfo
    @alessandrogandolfo 4 года назад

    Thank you! I am practicing speaking with your videos with subtitles.

  • @vasileioskaraboulas9808
    @vasileioskaraboulas9808 2 года назад

    Hey! In this video I was able to watch (subtitles) in my mother tongue, Greek! You are a great Italian teacher!!! Only with you am feeling able to proceed my Italian learning to the next level! * I thank you so much!!!

  • @astorkadim
    @astorkadim 4 года назад +13

    Wow that was a real cool explanation! It's not wrong to begin with understanding and reading before speaking and writing.
    It's always like that actually in any language, I still can't speak Italian but I'm getting there hahah
    Grazie Mille
    🇧🇷

  • @liriobolaffio3255
    @liriobolaffio3255 4 года назад +134

    Sing an Italian song: it works!

    • @berndbaumgarten7525
      @berndbaumgarten7525 4 года назад +20

      Yeah, not only do italian singers-songwriters usually sing very clearly and therefore offer good material for practicing understanding "spoken" italian. You can also look up the lyrics in the Internet and then sing their songs by yourself.

    • @Barichnel
      @Barichnel 4 года назад +10

      laschatemi cantare :)

    • @dv3034
      @dv3034 3 года назад +2

      Guys, do you mind suggesting some songs.

    • @dv3034
      @dv3034 3 года назад

      @Barbz XX grazie, gatto carino

    • @DarkoSayd
      @DarkoSayd 3 года назад +2

      @@dv3034 Here's some hyperclassic goldies (70's-80's) for You from the top of my head, Pal:
      1-Francesco De Gregori "Rimmel"
      2-Ivano Fossati "Una Notte in Italia"
      3-Lucio Dalla "Meri Luis"
      4-Vasco Rossi "Una splendida giornata"
      5-Loredana Bertè "Traslocando"
      6-Paolo Conte "Via con me"
      7-Claudio Baglioni "Strada facendo"
      8-Mia Martini "Minuetto"
      9-Adriano Celentano "Azzurro"
      10-Lucio Battisti "Prendila così"
      11-Patty Pravo "Pazza Idea"
      12-Edoardo Bennato "Un giorno credi"
      13-Franco Battiato "Bandiera Bianca"
      14-Alberto Fortis "Il Duomo di Notte"
      15-Anna Oxa "Un'emozione da poco"
      16-Roberto Vecchioni "Stranamore"
      17-Lucio Battisti "Con il Nastro Rosa"
      18-Marcella Bella "Io Domani"
      19- Mina "Io e te da soli"
      20-Umberto Tozzi "Gloria"
      21-Le Orme "Canzone d'amore"
      22-Fabrizio De André "Amore che vieni, Amore che vai"
      23-Riccardo Cocciante "Io Canto"
      24-Ivano Fossati "Panama"
      25-Giuni Russo "Un'Estate al Mare"

  • @jesusrosell736
    @jesusrosell736 4 года назад

    Lucrezia. You are are great teacher. Just watching your pronunciation has helped me so much. THANK YOU what you do. :)

  • @Mari893
    @Mari893 4 года назад +2

    This makes me feel so much better! Growing up i attended an italian school where i studied it all the way from preschool through high school but i've forgotten most of it, now i want to become fluent and it is such a relief to know im not the only one feeling this way. Thanks so much for your videos!!!

  • @valeriapetruzzi
    @valeriapetruzzi 4 года назад +3

    grazie Lu! parlo sempre da sola a casa e mi diverto molto! ma nel ultimo tempo ho notato che uso sempre le stesse costruzione di frasi o le stesse parole

  • @zack2396tube
    @zack2396tube 4 года назад +280

    I have different problem. I understand 99% Italian spoken by italian teachers, but only 20% if i watch an italian movie. As if is a different italian.

    • @alescognamiglio4557
      @alescognamiglio4557 4 года назад +52

      Bc it's different for real🤣🤣

    • @T_Natalia
      @T_Natalia 4 года назад +81

      sometime is muth easyer to watch not italian movies, but movies translated into italian
      i watch now Brooklyn nine-nine in italian on netflix.
      e posso capire quasi tutto

    • @alescognamiglio4557
      @alescognamiglio4557 4 года назад +37

      @@T_Natalia non è una cattiva idea, in quanto nei doppiaggi si mantiene sempre un italiano per lo più chiaro e pulito

    • @samirchavi5121
      @samirchavi5121 4 года назад +26

      Probably because in the movies they use informal Italian.....

    • @alescognamiglio4557
      @alescognamiglio4557 4 года назад +24

      @@samirchavi5121 we often speak in dialect

  • @emmagheorghiu5879
    @emmagheorghiu5879 2 года назад +1

    Grazie per i tuoi consigli! Questa video e molta utile!

  • @randyjustrandy9937
    @randyjustrandy9937 4 года назад +1

    I memorized a few Italian sayings: Padre Nostro che nei in cielo... La Befana vien di notte ( I learned this one from you, Lucrezia :) and a few saying an Italian friend told me, which are probably best left off of this comment section. Good work, Lucrezia, and thanks! I hope the quarantine isn't too harsh for you. Be safe! Best wishes from the USA!

  • @altnarrative
    @altnarrative 4 года назад +46

    I also recommend people joining italian speaking Facebook groups and reading the discussions

    • @marcoguerrieri3966
      @marcoguerrieri3966 4 года назад +5

      They are full of errors!

    • @ChaCha-tm1fp
      @ChaCha-tm1fp 4 года назад +4

      Don't, please. You can find 'everyday italian' in the comments, that's true, but believe me when i say that they are full of grammar and syntax mistakes!!!! Just to give you an example: facebook is not the best place when it comes to learn the "congiuntivo", since most of italians still don't know how to use it in a sentence.
      Unfortunatly, most italian people don't show their best on social networks when it comes to written italian language. So please, don't use discussions on facebook to learn. I know what i am talking about since i am italian.

    • @SamA-xu9gy
      @SamA-xu9gy 4 года назад

      @@ChaCha-tm1fp could you give suggestions ?

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      Scrivimi voglio sapere di più su di te ❤sei davvero così bella mi piaci ... ⏮⏮±447883242033⏭⏭

    • @tonyjohn699
      @tonyjohn699 2 года назад

      WhatsApp

  • @14xx07
    @14xx07 4 года назад +17

    I work 12hours a day. Have to keep my house clean, cook, support my parents. I have so so little time to learn italian. Can’t afford to travel and learn Italian. It is really a privilege to have freedom and even the internet. Thou I may take 5 years to understand C and 10 years to start speaking.?

    • @atriyakoller136
      @atriyakoller136 4 года назад +1

      If you really want it, it's not bad if you take long to learn. Especially with your lifestyle, I could never actually have that lifestyle (my working day is broken up, but I sometimes start at 8-10 am and finish my day at 10 pm. Right before the quarantine I taught one group in the morning, from 11 am to 2 pm, and my preparation for class started when I came to work at 10, and the second group from 7 to 10 pm and sometimes I stayed at the office during the break because I needed to do so much work that there was no sense in going home. 2 days of that and I would snap. So I genuinely think you're awesome for working like that and still wanting to study a language.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  3 года назад +4

      You're amazing, Sarah! Do not think how much it will take, it doesn't matter. The important thing is that you enjoy what you do and study! I've been studying English for more than 20 years and still learning today! Learning a language is a never ending process and hopefully an enjoyable one!

    • @johnoliver2022
      @johnoliver2022 3 года назад

      Hi Sarah. I am Italian. I am learning Japanese without teacher .... It is super hard ... In 1 year I can say only few sentences ... In 10 years maybe I will be able to understand something .... But who cares ? Learning a new language is so nice ... Every 0.05% of progres makes me proud of my self and happy

  • @danielamansouri7163
    @danielamansouri7163 4 года назад

    Tuoi consiglii sono veramente intelligenti e utili! Grazie! Sono fortunata che ho trovato il tuo vlog! Tanti auguri di Vienna

  • @marianaguero7317
    @marianaguero7317 3 года назад +1

    Come sempre, le tue spiegazioni sono chiare... Ti ringraziamo. Saluti

  • @abelreiscarvalho7143
    @abelreiscarvalho7143 4 года назад +17

    😱 una cosa simile accade a me poiché io ho imparato a leggere e scrivere in italiano abbastanza bene utilizzando dei libri di grammatica . sono anche capace di capire 80% di tutto che ascolto . leggo vari notizie su euronews per poter ottenere un po più di vocabolario , ma quando si tratta di parlare io non riesco a parlare quasi nulla 😢😢😢

    • @johnoliver2022
      @johnoliver2022 3 года назад

      Prova a memorizzare brevi dialoghi in italiano e ripeterli ad alta voce ... Tipo un dialogo al ristorante, un dialogo al cinema, ecc.. vedrai che poi le frasi ti usciranno automaticamente senza pensarci !

  • @kim1720leah
    @kim1720leah 4 года назад +3

    i love how i understand everything here 😂 the vid in italian, captions in french, comments in english/spanish. i speak em all 😭

  • @estelamondino6864
    @estelamondino6864 3 года назад

    Ciao Lucrezia, molto utile e interessante questo video. Grazie.

  • @ayseatalik1333
    @ayseatalik1333 3 года назад

    Grazie per i tanti consigli utili!🙋🏻‍♀️🙏

  • @Mary-gm2cl
    @Mary-gm2cl 4 года назад +6

    Your English is perfect; I wondered for a minute if you are a native English speaker! How long did it take you to speak so well in English?

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  4 года назад +8

      Ciao Mary! Thank you for your comment. I'm actually still learning and studying English today, I started when I was 10! Both at school and on my own :)

  • @iamjameschang
    @iamjameschang 4 года назад +21

    Yeah I’m the same. I’m much better at listening and reading, but feel very pressured when I speak it in front of someone and I tend to forget everything I’ve learnt 🤦‍♂️

    • @stormblack
      @stormblack 3 года назад

      I’ve been taking Italian lessons for about four months (once a week). My concentration has been on grammar. I have seen a marked improvement with grammar and writing, but can’t carry on a conversation; or, speak with any confidence. I’m hoping a bolt of lightning hits soon, but it’s good to see that others share the same issue as I’m having.

    • @iamjameschang
      @iamjameschang 3 года назад

      @@stormblack Yeah totally. It was also a bit stressful when going to Italy and speaking with Italians as I found that most spoke very fast as any other national in their own country, and I struggled to comprehend what was being said...that and the fact you have to consider dialect and slang too.
      It was tricky but after a week I felt a little more confident saying the odd sentence and phrase here and there, but overall I still struggle speaking.

  • @sethasamoah2553
    @sethasamoah2553 3 года назад

    Lucrezia sei bravissima. Continua così.

  • @mastermet2991
    @mastermet2991 4 года назад +1

    Ho capito tutto quello che hai detto in questo video ascoltandoti e leggendo i sottotitoli in italiano! Grazie per i suggerimenti! Grzie Lucrezia!🎸🎶