True story: My first time in Rome over ten years ago, I was waiting for the Metro to arrive to go to the Colosseum. When the train pulled up and the doors opened, I saw that it was packed, and as I was trying to decide whether to try to squeeze in, a woman on the train saw me, grabbed me by the arm, and shouted "Dai!" as she pulled me on board. They're really not shy, these Italians! :)
If there was an Oscar for foreign language teachers it should go to Tom. Whenever i want to refresh my italian i come back here. Grazie mille Tom for being there for us 😊
Grande Tom..sto imparando più Ingliese con te che in anni e anni di corsi :) grazie! :) Anyway, a tip for your video... if you dont mind I woud add also: 1. Embé? = So what? 2. Vabbè! shortened form for "va bene, ok, I dont mind, I dont care" 3. Mah! = to express doubt, incredulity in a negative way, like "really?, I dont think so" 4. Ma dai!? to express doubt - not too strong , and also a beatiful surprise ...
Hey Tom! I've been studying Italian for 6 years now, and let me tell you, it's nice to know that I'm not the only American out there that can hold a full conversation in Italian! Ha! I love watching your videos to refresh my Italian, they are very helpful!! As I was watching the video, I thought of some other filler words that I, myself, use when speaking in Italian. Here they are: tipo, cioè, ecco, “diciamo..”, “che ne so..”, "eh già", "ehi!", uffa, mamma mia!, ma dai, vabbè, etc. Ciao ciao! :)
I really envy you, when i watch your videos, i really feel how happy you are, you really spread happiness from every part of your body! You are so funny, i love your videos Tom, you don't know how much money i could spend to be as happy as you! Keep going, i will never go away from you and your channel! :-)
Complementi per tutto !! Continua così Tom ! Ho 17 anni e amo l'inglese , ascolto sempre musica americana soprattutto Drake perché adoro questa lingua , guardo i tuoi video perché mi piacciono tanto e mi aiutano tanto , e sono appassionato del vostro slang
I learn from you more easier than my Italian teachers here in Italy, grazie mille Tom, you are good teacher! Please make a video about the conversation in hospital. When a foreigner is sick, it's hard to go to Italian hospital, because we don't speak well Italian to discripe what we have and it's hard to understand the doctor. Also please make a video about open the credit card in the bank. Buonagiornata Tom and take care dure to the quarantine 😊
Tom - Just started watching your videos - bellissimo! I heard you on the 30 Minute Italian podcast and loved your enthusiasm. You are contagious! Very positive and so helpful. Grazie! Susana
Another really great video. These 'filler' words are great because you start a sentence with all these things ALL THE TIME! Another great idea Tom!!!!!!
I really enjoy watching all of your lessons Tom. Thank you so much. I have also got the ladies who attend my Italian class to check you out. They also think you are really good. I cannot wait for the day when I may be able to speak Italian half as good as you. Ciao, Kerry.
so.. I'm a Syrian guy I live in italy since 21/2/2015 so I'm kinda new here and had to go to school now even though I don't speak good italian but.. I'm learning the important thing that I wanted to thank you your videos helped me a lot through my italian learning in grammars and speaking.. man you're making a different here, you're doing something great! I started with your videos at the basics and now I'm just improving my italian with them grazie mille !
Buongiorno tom! Mi piace molto come parli l’italiano. Il tuo accento è bellissimo! Studio l’italiano in un’università nella filippine 🇵🇭 sono filippino. Ho una classe italiano ogni sabato. I don’t know if what i said made any sense hahah. I just wanted to practice my italian. Grazie mille for making videos like this. Auguri! 😊
Excellent, this is what I needed to sound a bit more natural in my Italian speaking. Having started learning Italian up to 8 years ago, (mostly parttime loosely with grammar rules) been exposed to Italian speaking ppl for most of that time and living in Italy for the last 10 months I can carry a simple to medium conversation pretty easily, including getting the formation of a sentence right most times, I've known or heard these filler words but only ever really use "forse" (or you could say over use) because I didn't really know exactly what they meant even when other ppl speak them.. Grazie tanto per questo video. Bravissimo :)
Tom, thank you sooo much for doing these videos!! A question...I know the videos are short, but do you think a recap at the end would be helpful, or do you suggest we just watch again. You’re great on camera!
I am looking at you and I'm learning Italian from you also . I am Romanian which makes it 10 times easier for me but still u are helping me a lot . I can partially understand conversations or what you're saying in Italian and looking forward to speak better . I'll be entering the second month soon
Italian is a really difficult language to learn...you have to put passion in what you're trying to learn! And if You make some mistakes don't worry,there are a lot of persons in italy who speak italian in an horrible way :)
La parola "shoo shoo" usata magari per allontanare un insetto (🐜bug) in italiano si scrive "sciò sciò" e si pronuncia così come è scritta, è un'espressione che deriva dal dialetto napoletano. Thanks for your video 😘.
Hey I love your videos dude, they're great :D I am from Argentina and I'm learning Italian. (yeah I know, pretty weird that I'm learning Italian trough English instead of Spanish, but I think it's a great way to avoid the falsi amici confusion, and I practice both languages at the same time so) However, I find your videos really helpful. My goal is to achieve fluency in this wonderful language that is Italian. Thank you, you are awesome awesome :D
Hi Tom, speaking with my America friend I know that he uses also the word "since" as "Seeing as" or "given that" :) is it true? I wanna also thank you for the videos that you make because they are very interesting and useful. I love your way to explain us the things. So thank you so much :) keep on doing it :)
"Sono voluto andare là...", 😜😜 ho voluto andare non si dice perché andare è un verbo intransitivo ed ha come ausiliare il verbo essere (volere è in questo caso servile). Sei veramente bravissimo Tom ed hai un'ottima pronuncia con un leggero accento romano.
Ciao Tom... Spero che tu stia bene. Cavolo, sei proprio bravissimo ad insegnare l'italiano. Rispetto agli altri insegnanti tu sei quello che mi piace di più. Ogni giorno non vedo l'ora di vedere uno dei tuoi video. Se non sto attento potrei finire a parlare italiano ☺☺☺. Allora, stammi bene... e in bocca al lupo con tutto quello che fai. Jeff da Baltimora. A proposito, che significa Weilà?
Hi tom!! You're very very good in Italian and your videos are very helpful for me to improve my English. Potresti spiegare in un tuo video la differenza tra if e whether?
Marco Valgimigli Whether is a strange word that is hard to define. The word "whether" is an alternative word for "if" but has a slightly different meaning. It is usually used in a situation where there are two possible outcomes, but it is uncertain which one will happen. It often comes directly after the phrase "I don't know", For example you could say: "I don't know whether i can eat this whole pizza or not". The two possibilities are being able to eat the pizza or not being able to eat pizza so "whether" can be used. Another example: "I don't know whether it will rain or snow". Whether can also be used at the start of a sentence to show the equality between the two possibilities. For example: "Whether we lose or we win, I will still be happy". I hope that helped :)
Jake Cadders Thank you. Very clear! Surfing the web I found only confusing explanations.. D: But could you put even 'if' instead of 'whether' in the first two examples?
Marco Valgimigli Glad you found it useful :) and Yes, in the first two examples "if" sounds fine but personally i think "whether" just sounds slightly more sophisticated. Although it could be different in different parts of England or the USA.
hi Tom.. I m a Brazilia mean. I learning english and italyan. Só I learning a lot with your vídeos. Thanks a lot. This place, parco is só beautifull. its place is in your city?
I think that you have a beautiful smile, and I do like the way you explain things, you're funny , modest and humble, I think you're amazing, boy! comunque ventoso è in accezione negativa, quindi come dire c è moltissimo vento :) mentre come ho letto in altri commenti, ventilato è più quando fa caldo e c è vento ristoratore, quindi fa piacere un clima ventilato.. :) cmq stupendi come sempre i tuoi video :) bravissimo! peccato averti scoperto cosi tardi e non poter godere di qualche risposta su alcuni video :/
Ciao Tom. Ti do qualche suggerimento da madrelingua. 1) Nel video dici "ho voluto andare". Tranquiillo, qui sbagliano anche molti italiani. Il verbo volere in questo caso prende l'ausiliare del verbo che lo segue. Perciò, siccome si dice "sono andato" si dice anche "sono voluto andare". Anche potere funziona così, "ho potuto dire" da "ho detto", "sono potuto restare", da "sono restato". In grammatica si dice: "ausiliare dei verbi servili". 2) Per mandare via un insetto, noi diciamo "sciò" non "sciù" :) 3) Magari nel senso che dicevi nel video è I wish in inglese :)
hithisisme2009 In Italian it's the same (either the statement "you give" or the order "(you) give!"), and I'm not sure about how it assumed the meaning of "come on".
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn italian try Tarbetti Amazing Italian Tutor (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbor got great results with it.
How can I find filler words un italian. I'm looking on quizlet and memrise for words. I will get there to speak fluently like you one day! I'm in year 1. I remember you saying it took you 4 years to be comfortable with your italian
Tom, In part 2 of this excellent idea for a video, can you cover: I'm just wondering... Do you mind... If you dont mind... (similar to one above) Actually.... Especially... (in particularly...) maybe have a few others too when I think of them. Thanks.
beardan76 "Mi chiedo..." or "Mi stavo chiedendo..." (I was wondering) "Potresti..." (i'm not totally sure on this one) or "Ti spiace.." "Se non ti spiace..." "In effetti" or "Veramente" "Specialmente" or "Particolarmente"
A word that came into my mind while watching this is Piuttosto. Is it similar to Comunque for changing the subject? Because the translator says it's like saying rather. I'm confused.
Germán Buttazzoni It does mean rather, and you can use it to change the subject of the conversation. It's as if you were saying: "Rather than talking about this,..." but you just say "Piuttosto". So it's not exactly the same as "Comunque", which is a simple "Anyway"; if you use Piuttosto, you're kind of implying that you prefer to talk about the different subject you introduce. Anyway, it is a subtle difference.
Ciao Gianlu ... Immagino che il tuo nome sia Gianluca? (Uno dei miei cantanti preferiti è Gianluca Ginoble de Il Volo.) L'inglese è una lingua di molte cose che non seguono regole. Pensavo che volessi sapere il modo corretto di usare la parola "dire": I say, you say, he/she/it says. ("it" as in "the sign says..."
It miss "cioè" as a filler word! E un suggerimento.. The expression un po di più is used as "ne voglio un po di più" but if you want to say for example that some word is more used than another one you should say "questa parola è più usata di quella" or "questa parola si usa di più"
Tom, ventoso si dice ma... è come dire "poco" non tanto! Altrimenti dici / diresti: C'era un forte / fortissimo vento, che ti portava via / ti porta via. C'era una tromba d'aria ( per dire proprio TANTO )
True story: My first time in Rome over ten years ago, I was waiting for the Metro to arrive to go to the Colosseum. When the train pulled up and the doors opened, I saw that it was packed, and as I was trying to decide whether to try to squeeze in, a woman on the train saw me, grabbed me by the arm, and shouted "Dai!" as she pulled me on board. They're really not shy, these Italians! :)
If there was an Oscar for foreign language teachers it should go to Tom. Whenever i want to refresh my italian i come back here. Grazie mille Tom for being there for us 😊
Grazie mille!! 😊
I love how you shift between English and Italian because it helps my listening skills!!
I love how happy you seem to teach us. I want that vibe once i learn italian
Grande Tom..sto imparando più Ingliese con te che in anni e anni di corsi :) grazie! :)
Anyway, a tip for your video... if you dont mind I woud add also:
1. Embé? = So what?
2. Vabbè! shortened form for "va bene, ok, I dont mind, I dont care"
3. Mah! = to express doubt, incredulity in a negative way, like "really?, I dont think so"
4. Ma dai!? to express doubt - not too strong , and also a beatiful surprise ...
Hey Tom! I've been studying Italian for 6 years now, and let me tell you, it's nice to know that I'm not the only American out there that can hold a full conversation in Italian! Ha! I love watching your videos to refresh my Italian, they are very helpful!! As I was watching the video, I thought of some other filler words that I, myself, use when speaking in Italian. Here they are: tipo, cioè, ecco, “diciamo..”, “che ne so..”, "eh già", "ehi!", uffa, mamma mia!, ma dai, vabbè, etc. Ciao ciao! :)
Priscilla Escalante good list, Priscilla
You have a very happy personality which makes learning Italian from you very fun. thx for the videos.
I really envy you, when i watch your videos, i really feel how happy you are, you really spread happiness from every part of your body! You are so funny, i love your videos Tom, you don't know how much money i could spend to be as happy as you! Keep going, i will never go away from you and your channel! :-)
Tech Remedy
Keep trying to
keep happy....
Complementi per tutto !! Continua così Tom ! Ho 17 anni e amo l'inglese , ascolto sempre musica americana soprattutto Drake perché adoro questa lingua , guardo i tuoi video perché mi piacciono tanto e mi aiutano tanto , e sono appassionato del vostro slang
I learn from you more easier than my Italian teachers here in Italy, grazie mille Tom, you are good teacher! Please make a video about the conversation in hospital. When a foreigner is sick, it's hard to go to Italian hospital, because we don't speak well Italian to discripe what we have and it's hard to understand the doctor. Also please make a video about open the credit card in the bank. Buonagiornata Tom and take care dure to the quarantine 😊
Tom - Just started watching your videos - bellissimo! I heard you on the 30 Minute Italian podcast and loved your enthusiasm. You are contagious! Very positive and so helpful. Grazie! Susana
'magari' is also used when you wish for something that clearly won't be or isn't happening, it's the same in english when you say 'i wish!'
Bravo! You are doing so well, I learn a lot and I like your lessons outside in the nature :-)! Sunny greetings from switzerland!
Another really great video. These 'filler' words are great because you start a sentence with all these things ALL THE TIME! Another great idea Tom!!!!!!
I really enjoy watching all of your lessons Tom. Thank you so much. I have also got the ladies who attend my Italian class to check you out. They also think you are really good. I cannot wait for the day when I may be able to speak Italian half as good as you. Ciao, Kerry.
You are awesome Tom. Just started learning a few months ago and so far this is the most useful material i've found.
so.. I'm a Syrian guy I live in italy since 21/2/2015 so I'm kinda new here
and had to go to school now even though I don't speak good italian
but.. I'm learning
the important thing that I wanted to thank you
your videos helped me a lot through my italian learning in grammars and speaking..
man you're making a different here, you're doing something great!
I started with your videos at the basics and now I'm just improving my italian with them
grazie mille !
Buongiorno tom! Mi piace molto come parli l’italiano. Il tuo accento è bellissimo! Studio l’italiano in un’università nella filippine 🇵🇭 sono filippino. Ho una classe italiano ogni sabato.
I don’t know if what i said made any sense hahah. I just wanted to practice my italian. Grazie mille for making videos like this. Auguri! 😊
Excellent, this is what I needed to sound a bit more natural in my Italian speaking. Having started learning Italian up to 8 years ago, (mostly parttime loosely with grammar rules) been exposed to Italian speaking ppl for most of that time and living in Italy for the last 10 months I can carry a simple to medium conversation pretty easily, including getting the formation of a sentence right most times, I've known or heard these filler words but only ever really use "forse" (or you could say over use) because I didn't really know exactly what they meant even when other ppl speak them.. Grazie tanto per questo video. Bravissimo :)
Had to come back and watch this great lesson again! Just wanted to write all these down. Fantastic Tom!
Great vid, helped me understand podcasts much better as a beginner.
Tom, thank you sooo much for doing these videos!! A question...I know the videos are short, but do you think a recap at the end would be helpful, or do you suggest we just watch again. You’re great on camera!
I am looking at you and I'm learning Italian from you also . I am Romanian which makes it 10 times easier for me but still u are helping me a lot . I can partially understand conversations or what you're saying in Italian and looking forward to speak better . I'll be entering the second month soon
Keep going, good luck :)
waaasp 07 thank you ;)) I will surely need
Italian is a really difficult language to learn...you have to put passion in what you're trying to learn!
And if You make some mistakes don't worry,there are a lot of persons in italy who speak italian in an horrible way :)
Ciao Tom, mi chiamo Kathy e ho già scoperto i tui video.Li amo molto and mi stanno insegnando tanto .Grazie mille!!
An excellent topic to cover, Tom! Keep up the great work!
hey tom... i really enjoy every videos u made... thank you so much....
I LOVE this video on filler words. So helpful!
Tom, your Italian accent is so great! are there any particular ways you might suggest for how a beginner can try to improve their accent?
Love your way of explaining
I looked up il vento oggi ! I liked that phrase so I know what wind mean now. Grazie Tom!
Great video Tom thanks for sharing!
You love the sun. I love your vlogs..... !!!
Grazie per la lezione Tom. Molten buono come sempre!
Great job! Thank you for doing this... I hear "vabbe dai" alot now I think i get it!
La parola "shoo shoo" usata magari per allontanare un insetto (🐜bug) in italiano si scrive "sciò sciò" e si pronuncia così come è scritta, è un'espressione che deriva dal dialetto napoletano. Thanks for your video 😘.
Magari esprime desiderio, perhaps would be the closest translation, forse is a maybe without positivity. I love your videos! keep them up. Thanks Tom!
Hey I love your videos dude, they're great :D I am from Argentina and I'm learning Italian. (yeah I know, pretty weird that I'm learning Italian trough English instead of Spanish, but I think it's a great way to avoid the falsi amici confusion, and I practice both languages at the same time so) However, I find your videos really helpful. My goal is to achieve fluency in this wonderful language that is Italian. Thank you, you are awesome awesome :D
You've been really helpful. grazie mille.
Bellissimo questo video :D complimenti Tom!
Hi Tom, speaking with my America friend I know that he uses also the word "since" as "Seeing as" or "given that" :) is it true? I wanna also thank you for the videos that you make because they are very interesting and useful. I love your way to explain us the things. So thank you so much :) keep on doing it :)
Si, Fabio, é vero.
Excellent Tom...thanks!!!
Grazie mille Tom...i tuoi video sono molto utile 🤗
Your video is good to learn both English and Italian.
"ventoso" exists in portuguese x) and have that same meaning ^^
nice video!
Thanks for the videos Tom
I love how happy you are
:) :)
I love this video! Thanks so much!
You should make podcasts! This stuff is great!!!
Bravo-- ora devi insegnare " Ma sto divagando" ( "But I digress" ) Much like you must do when filming outside !! :) Your videos are always helpful !
Io sono trilinguale! I tuoi video sono molto educativi, bravo Tom!
😊
Gloria Hewapatha so inglese, italiano e..
Sinhalese :) [Sri-Lanka] poi comunque capisco anche un pó di Francese, Spagnolo, Tamil e Hindi ma quelle non sono molto fluente!
Gloria Hewapatha *trilingue
Fantastico! Ho giocato pallacenestro in Italia the anni fan et provo imparare addesso
"Sono voluto andare là...", 😜😜 ho voluto andare non si dice perché andare è un verbo intransitivo ed ha come ausiliare il verbo essere (volere è in questo caso servile). Sei veramente bravissimo Tom ed hai un'ottima pronuncia con un leggero accento romano.
Ciao Tom... Spero che tu stia bene. Cavolo, sei proprio bravissimo ad insegnare l'italiano. Rispetto agli altri insegnanti tu sei quello che mi piace di più. Ogni giorno non vedo l'ora di vedere uno dei tuoi video. Se non sto attento potrei finire a parlare italiano ☺☺☺. Allora, stammi bene... e in bocca al lupo con tutto quello che fai. Jeff da Baltimora. A proposito, che significa Weilà?
i can't understand your language but i love your video..your expression ♥️
Hi tom!! You're very very good in Italian and your videos are very helpful for me to improve my English. Potresti spiegare in un tuo video la differenza tra if e whether?
Marco Valgimigli Whether is a strange word that is hard to define. The word "whether" is an alternative word for "if" but has a slightly different meaning. It is usually used in a situation where there are two possible outcomes, but it is uncertain which one will happen. It often comes directly after the phrase "I don't know", For example you could say: "I don't know whether i can eat this whole pizza or not". The two possibilities are being able to eat the pizza or not being able to eat pizza so "whether" can be used. Another example: "I don't know whether it will rain or snow". Whether can also be used at the start of a sentence to show the equality between the two possibilities. For example: "Whether we lose or we win, I will still be happy". I hope that helped :)
Jake Cadders Thank you. Very clear! Surfing the web I found only confusing explanations.. D: But could you put even 'if' instead of 'whether' in the first two examples?
Marco Valgimigli Glad you found it useful :) and Yes, in the first two examples "if" sounds fine but personally i think "whether" just sounds slightly more sophisticated. Although it could be different in different parts of England or the USA.
sei un grande mi piacciono i tuoi vodeo
Tu rispondi hai commenti sei veramente una brava persona. :)
you answer lots of question. thanks
Love your videos!! 👌🏼
I loved this lesson
hi Tom.. I m a Brazilia mean. I learning english and italyan. Só I learning a lot with your vídeos. Thanks a lot. This place, parco is só beautifull. its place is in your city?
Grazie mille per fare questo video!
I think that you have a beautiful smile, and I do like the way you explain things, you're funny , modest and humble, I think you're amazing, boy! comunque ventoso è in accezione negativa, quindi come dire c è moltissimo vento :) mentre come ho letto in altri commenti, ventilato è più quando fa caldo e c è vento ristoratore, quindi fa piacere un clima ventilato.. :) cmq stupendi come sempre i tuoi video :) bravissimo! peccato averti scoperto cosi tardi e non poter godere di qualche risposta su alcuni video :/
we like your video. Bravo, grazie.
pretty sure that sweatshirt is called felpa from some videos in italian by Damned
great video Tom :)
Meraviglioso, mi hai fatto morire dalle risate, ma in senso buono!
Great job, thanks!
Love your videos. The help so much. But honestly I never heard "beh".
I also hear a lot of people say "Veramente!" o "Giusto!"
good video Weilà!
esattamente che cosa stavo cercando... micidiale!
Ciao Tom. Ti do qualche suggerimento da madrelingua.
1) Nel video dici "ho voluto andare". Tranquiillo, qui sbagliano anche molti italiani. Il verbo volere in questo caso prende l'ausiliare del verbo che lo segue. Perciò, siccome si dice "sono andato" si dice anche "sono voluto andare". Anche potere funziona così, "ho potuto dire" da "ho detto", "sono potuto restare", da "sono restato". In grammatica si dice: "ausiliare dei verbi servili".
2) Per mandare via un insetto, noi diciamo "sciò" non "sciù" :)
3) Magari nel senso che dicevi nel video è I wish in inglese :)
! GRAZIE Tom!
Ventoso non è molto appropriato ma sei bravissimo e il senso si capisce comunque! Si dice ventilato. Ti ammiro tanto
Ventilato??? nel suo caso era giusto ventoso...ma sei italiana???
la musica finale come si chiama? gran video istruttivo
Love this
grazie mille per il tuo video
thank you
Ecellente come sempre
HI tom,Questo è molto utile. Grazie!!! Mi Piace il tuo atteggiamento positivo.
Sei sempre bravissimo Tom!! Ma tu stai a New York, right? E dove vai in spiaggia?
maria elena garbellotto Its not much of a beach! Come to Australia if you want to see some proper waves!
In Russian dai means give. But we have word davai which means exactly dai : ) there are many similarities.
hithisisme2009 In Italian it's the same (either the statement "you give" or the order "(you) give!"), and I'm not sure about how it assumed the meaning of "come on".
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn italian try Tarbetti Amazing Italian Tutor (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbor got great results with it.
Funny, we have daj and davaj in slovak, too. Cool to hear such a similar word in a romance language like italian!
In Galician, to say you give, one says "dás" haha. Very close
How can I find filler words un italian. I'm looking on quizlet and memrise for words. I will get there to speak fluently like you one day! I'm in year 1. I remember you saying it took you 4 years to be comfortable with your italian
Tom,
In part 2 of this excellent idea for a video, can you cover:
I'm just wondering...
Do you mind...
If you dont mind... (similar to one above)
Actually....
Especially... (in particularly...)
maybe have a few others too when I think of them. Thanks.
beardan76
"Mi chiedo..." or "Mi stavo chiedendo..." (I was wondering)
"Potresti..." (i'm not totally sure on this one) or "Ti spiace.."
"Se non ti spiace..."
"In effetti" or "Veramente"
"Specialmente" or "Particolarmente"
Grazie Giorgio!
You're welcome :)
A word that came into my mind while watching this is Piuttosto. Is it similar to Comunque for changing the subject? Because the translator says it's like saying rather. I'm confused.
Germán Buttazzoni
It does mean rather, and you can use it to change the subject of the conversation. It's as if you were saying: "Rather than talking about this,..." but you just say "Piuttosto". So it's not exactly the same as "Comunque", which is a simple "Anyway"; if you use Piuttosto, you're kind of implying that you prefer to talk about the different subject you introduce. Anyway, it is a subtle difference.
grazie c:
I always have trouble with mica and anzi. Don't know why. Any tips?
grazie mille
omg you are sooooo good! Please say finally the truth: you ARE Italian!!!!
Is there anyone like this man who teaches Spanish? I love how descriptive and passionate he his. But I'm trying to learn The other Romance language.
Toom per imparare così bene l'italiano avrai sicuramente letto dei libri in italiano, quali hai letto?
So, you could translate 'magari' as 'hopefully'?
Magari in Georgian means STRONG or about something cool you can say MAGARI. For example. Tom is magari so Tom very cool
bellissimo video! che parco è?
Nice one bro
ciao tom :) non ho capito perché si usa btw sia per " comunque " che per "a proposito"
Beach scene was hilarious!
Non e possible scrivere che stai postando un video.
E io come una schema aspetto ogni minuto ))))))⭐️
What's the thing that he says at the beginning of every video and what does it mean?
He say "weilà ragà" and it is an informal and friendly way used by we italians to say "hi guys" :)
Ciao Gianlu ... Immagino che il tuo nome sia Gianluca? (Uno dei miei cantanti preferiti è Gianluca Ginoble de Il Volo.)
L'inglese è una lingua di molte cose che non seguono regole. Pensavo che volessi sapere il modo corretto di usare la parola "dire":
I say,
you say,
he/she/it says. ("it" as in "the sign says..."
This is great entertainment by you....wow...both to learn and having a good time for 11 minutes
It miss "cioè" as a filler word!
E un suggerimento.. The expression un po di più is used as "ne voglio un po di più" but if you want to say for example that some word is more used than another one you should say "questa parola è più usata di quella" or "questa parola si usa di più"
Tom quando dici " There we go" cosa intendi?
TomTxxytu Thank you
Weilà Tom Tom può essere usato anche per dire " ci siamo"
Tom, ventoso si dice ma... è come dire "poco" non tanto! Altrimenti dici / diresti:
C'era un forte / fortissimo vento, che ti portava via / ti porta via.
C'era una tromba d'aria ( per dire proprio TANTO )
Ma sapete l'italiano??? ventoso è corretto e si usa eccome...da italiano sono senza parole