Really enjoying this. Evidently, I do speak a bit of Italian. I am a foreign language teacher of English. And I cook! Italian heritage, and I am a very fine home cook. Love the culture. Really enjoy working with adult students from around the world. That is my América. My name is Gabriela. Not everyone can pronounce it, but it's a great first day lesson. Learning names. I have picked up some Arabic, some Chinese, some Somali. Just from learning names! I love it. Now, I want to travel.
Questa è la migliore video lezione italiana sul canale, semplicemente incredibile la quantità di informazione utili, vogliamo di più! Grazie a tutti per questo meraviglioso canale, mi sta aiutando molto! Baci a tutti 🇮🇹👍
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
I speak basic Italian and found this confusing. Not for people looking to learn basics. Surfing is not a topic that will likely come up on your first visit to Rome.
I speak native English. I couldn't explain any of it like they do here and I'm fairly literate, lol. I think we should teach like you teach a kid in private lessons. When I took private music lessons, I learned what *I* wanted to learn. I wasn't bored. Then, when I got to music theory as a grown person, I knew most of what they were talking about. Example: I knew what a 2nd inversion chord is from Journey songs. They're in Separate Ways and Don't Stop Believin'. So, where sometimes I get confused with how they teach, the SECOND you put it on something I care to learn, and now you have my attention and I remember it. It has to be something I care about and can use. Jmo. I would take a movie or a book I know well and watch/read it in Italian with guidance of a native speaker. Language rules just bore me to death. I don't care about them. But I can see how it works in the patterns in context. With kids, you just correct them as you go along. Very simple.
I speak italian, Dutch, Turkish, Pakistani ,afghani, indian ,English and more languages italian is to much interesting language they have many articles and use different methods i go to school for learning italian language
@@sarahtacy8788 Yeah because I'm pretty sure they don't speak all the languages and dialects from India. I mean I speak punjabi and hindi, with English being my first langauge, but I don't go around saying 'I speak indian;
The word order. Subject verb object. In librettos they often use SOV. not SVO. For example- Ah, quella voce m'e qui nel cor discesa! Ah that voice is here in my descending heart! Questa dun cor che muore e lultima pregiera This is the final prayer from a dying heart. They SVO is flipped in the itl version. Perhaps it's different with lyrics & poetry?
Don't remember much French (I'm italian) but I remember that when I used to study it junior high school it was hell with numbers, because after a while you had to start doing sums with numbers, it was all messy and in fact I don't remember it much nowadays lol
I'm not a teacher but I'm pretty sure we don't have any syllab made of a single letter. "a-vran-no". In italian we had written stress. My italian layout keyboard in fact has the "ù" "ò" "à" "è" and "ì" buttons. French people kept the stresses, while we decided to cut them by the written forms: we only use them on a little amount of words ("perchè"... with stress, but "parcheggio"). "mela ho mangiato io" is not correct. Some people from southern countries tend to say something like "una mela ho mangiato", but we cut away the subject. The true intention is, usually, to make notice first things first. It could be what Adam and Eve told to God, if you believe in that story. I mean, it would intend "oh my God (...really!)... I (just) ate an apple!". Don't think it's always a provocative way to behave, we don't mean we're a menace. After all, if we admit we ate an apple leaving to the listener to intend it was just an apple, we wouldn't care too much if someone took one apple from us. About the capital letters, "italiano" and "inglese" do not start with a capital letter because they're not "Italy" or "England" (nouns), but adjectives. "Mi scusi" means "pardon". That's how you could know just a short form of "I beg your pardon". In our language it means "may he/she pardon me". It's an "imperative" form, in this case the , even if it's strange is not told in a gentle way: centuries ago we talked more like "if your gentleness would, I beg you to pardon me, but I am/was in a hurry.". And the same kind of speech was used in Italy too. You too have taken away the whole phrase but just let the "pardon" part, since it's usually used to tell you don't or didn't have much time.. and well, it would sound a little strange not cutting away the extra parts then making people lose more time if we didn't notice they had to pass right through a door where we were standing, without letting the way the listener needed. We also say it as "perdono" (perdòno, while still the same word (as it written, ofc) "perdono", if you read it like "pèrdono" means "they lose"). Thinking about time... I'd keep going telling what I would notice but I'll have to go now. That's an interesting video anyway, I'll try going on later! Good job!
When you start saying "pronoun", and "conjugating verbs", etc, you lose or confuse a lot of listeners. I did 5 years of university (Engineer) but i didn't study English per se. Most people won't understand what you're saying (myself included). You could do a whole video on that, as a supplement. But i love your videos, and thank you 🤍 I won't give up : )
I'm here bc i just moved to italy without knowing the language (my parents both do) and i have to do a powerpoint on italian literature and antology, both very different from my previous' country's literature and antology, and i have to speak on front of the class... Noone here understands english.
unfortunately Italy visa is the of most difficult visa to get since the last election and new government it looks that they don't want nobody to go there , but I like Italy and the Italian people and their culture
@@anunnaki9493 Perché penso che io sono ascoltando questa video, pErChé Lo sO iTaLiAnO? (i know a bit but since i moved to italy, i need to learn more)
Just saying better to use the capital letter i that looks like a double-edged T, not l. Can be confusing at first sight. I know the lower case L is a right-sided J but anyway
By being here in italy i can tell you that when they are talking their head body hands fingers legs feet arms and toes are all moving in unison (jk, but they do move both their hands, it is a form of expression)
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18:35 alphabet
Begins at 4:30
Thank you
Really enjoying this. Evidently, I do speak a bit of Italian. I am a foreign language teacher of English. And I cook! Italian heritage, and I am a very fine home cook. Love the culture. Really enjoy working with adult students from around the world. That is my América. My name is Gabriela. Not everyone can pronounce it, but it's a great first day lesson. Learning names. I have picked up some Arabic, some Chinese, some Somali. Just from learning names! I love it. Now, I want to travel.
Scusi mi miss I think there's a video in your Ad
x3 (very true tho)
who else is actually learning Italian
Edit: thx for 36 likes
🖐🏼
Me
Me
meee
Excellent tuition - well done - clear and moves at a a good pace. Bellissimo!
Am in Italy now, and I went to learn italian language, u are helping me a lot. Grazie
Nothing like using this video and my mom(She lived in Italy for a year) to learn Italian since we have plans to go to Italy one day.
Questa è la migliore video lezione italiana sul canale, semplicemente incredibile la quantità di informazione utili, vogliamo di più!
Grazie a tutti per questo meraviglioso canale, mi sta aiutando molto!
Baci a tutti 🇮🇹👍
Mama mia!
I'm 1 hour into the video. Found out my Italian listening skills need to be improved a lot haha
Being a phonetic speaker I find Italian easier than I thought. In 3 months i will be fluent.
How'd it go?
@@OldSquirrelflight fr lol
An excellent video, and fantastically done, cheers.
I love this channel! Can you explain when and how to use stare vs essere it’s so confusing!
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
I speak basic Italian and found this confusing. Not for people looking to learn basics. Surfing is not a topic that will likely come up on your first visit to Rome.
I speak native English. I couldn't explain any of it like they do here and I'm fairly literate, lol.
I think we should teach like you teach a kid in private lessons. When I took private music lessons, I learned what *I* wanted to learn. I wasn't bored.
Then, when I got to music theory as a grown person, I knew most of what they were talking about. Example: I knew what a 2nd inversion chord is from Journey songs. They're in Separate Ways and Don't Stop Believin'.
So, where sometimes I get confused with how they teach, the SECOND you put it on something I care to learn, and now you have my attention and I remember it.
It has to be something I care about and can use. Jmo.
I would take a movie or a book I know well and watch/read it in Italian with guidance of a native speaker. Language rules just bore me to death. I don't care about them. But I can see how it works in the patterns in context.
With kids, you just correct them as you go along. Very simple.
This was really good in my opinion up to the listening part around an hour in. I will have to expand my vocab and come back.
Excellent style of teaching
Thanks for the lesson 😊
This video is helping me very much🫲🏾
I speak italian, Dutch, Turkish, Pakistani ,afghani, indian ,English and more languages italian is to much interesting language they have many articles and use different methods i go to school for learning italian language
Pakistani and indian are not languages
@@jay-sd1it How so?
@@sarahtacy8788 Do you speak British? American even?
@@jay-sd1it It just seemed to be such a random comment. You mean as opposed to such terms as Urdu or Hindi?
@@sarahtacy8788 Yeah because I'm pretty sure they don't speak all the languages and dialects from India. I mean I speak punjabi and hindi, with English being my first langauge, but I don't go around saying 'I speak indian;
Great lesson!
Hello amica,I would like practice with you!
Definitely going to learn this language. I swear 🥰🥰
@goodfella21f not gonna give up anyway. I speak German too.
So are you still learning
@@priscilliakeys2545 me too i am gonna give it everything i got
How did it go?
Did you fail yourself,its ok
Who else here skipped through half the video
Jake Kazaz invite for you my channel
Not me. I want to be good at itl
Downloading this video.
Bravo Italian tips sharing
How can we be expected to do the listening part when we haven’t been taught the vocabulary???
Excellent. A good addition along with the Rosetta app.
I was almost asleep till the apple laptop with the windows logo 1:27:33 triggered the hell out of me
LmAo
thanks so much for posting this. This is all great stuff and is helping me a ton !
Felt really confident til they kicked me in the face with the listening part
Yeah really
@LimeFunzie how much time do you learn with it ?
lol same! curious how your italian is after 2 years
i was doing about 15mins of lessons a night for a week feeling great all the way up to that part. no idea where to continue learning now :(
Thanks!!!
Wow Bravissime! Ottimo video anche per migliorare l'inglese!
Ausgezeichnet! Meine Frau ist Italienisch...Vielen Dank, ich hab' alles genoßen!
Great video thanks for sharing
If I click on this video is because I am already interested in learning a new language, I don't need you to convince me.
IKR
Did you learn italian now
Lmao that's what i thought, but that is the ad for their company
Lol funniest timing ever. It was "now you say *ad comes on* HelLo WeLomE to heAdsPacE
The word order. Subject verb object. In librettos they often use SOV. not SVO. For example-
Ah, quella voce m'e qui nel cor discesa!
Ah that voice is here in my descending heart!
Questa dun cor che muore e lultima pregiera
This is the final prayer from a dying heart.
They SVO is flipped in the itl version.
Perhaps it's different with lyrics & poetry?
im Norwegian, watching an English video on how to speak italian
i was like wtf when it came to the listening part...
same haha
Very very very prefect , video , thanks a lot masters❣❣❣❣❣
Grzie mille
Now im speaking to my pizza
Speaking to pizza is stupid.
@@anunnaki9493 agreed
@@anunnaki9493 they never answer. They are so rude
speak to my cazzo
I dare you all to pin down a intailan person and put pineapple on pizza
6:30
21:15
I’m part Italian so I really wanna know how
Crystal MSP same
Crystal MSP invite for you my channel
I just moved to italy without knowing italian so this is obligatory for me
molte grazie
i'm from marocco
45:30 numeros 1
47:50 numeros 2
Sei fantastico. Grazie 😊
Who's here even though they know how to speak Italian
Meh
I don't even know why I'm here... I'm a native speaker
Malvage does this even work🤦🏻♂️
I not
I studied only A1, but since i mobed to italy i kinda need thus for school
Tip at about 27:00: don't do grammar immediately,
*Video up until 27:00*: Proceeds to so grammar immediatepy
I can speak Italian in one month if I continue with you. Thanks so much.
I hope you didn't give up, how did it go?
How'd it go?
Update?
@@scruffytom well this post happened pre-pandemic year.. hope all is well with her
ITALIANAMO TI AMO.
Helpful
counting in Italian is much easier than French
Don't remember much French (I'm italian) but I remember that when I used to study it junior high school it was hell with numbers, because after a while you had to start doing sums with numbers, it was all messy and in fact I don't remember it much nowadays lol
Ya think?
French is awful. They don't articulate at all. Like damian is damon very quickly said. No.
I'm not a teacher but I'm pretty sure we don't have any syllab made of a single letter. "a-vran-no".
In italian we had written stress. My italian layout keyboard in fact has the "ù" "ò" "à" "è" and "ì" buttons.
French people kept the stresses, while we decided to cut them by the written forms: we only use them on a little amount of words ("perchè"... with stress, but "parcheggio").
"mela ho mangiato io" is not correct.
Some people from southern countries tend to say something like "una mela ho mangiato", but we cut away the subject. The true intention is, usually, to make notice first things first. It could be what Adam and Eve told to God, if you believe in that story. I mean, it would intend "oh my God (...really!)... I (just) ate an apple!".
Don't think it's always a provocative way to behave, we don't mean we're a menace. After all, if we admit we ate an apple leaving to the listener to intend it was just an apple, we wouldn't care too much if someone took one apple from us.
About the capital letters, "italiano" and "inglese" do not start with a capital letter because they're not "Italy" or "England" (nouns), but adjectives.
"Mi scusi" means "pardon". That's how you could know just a short form of "I beg your pardon". In our language it means "may he/she pardon me". It's an "imperative" form, in this case the , even if it's strange is not told in a gentle way: centuries ago we talked more like "if your gentleness would, I beg you to pardon me, but I am/was in a hurry.". And the same kind of speech was used in Italy too.
You too have taken away the whole phrase but just let the "pardon" part, since it's usually used to tell you don't or didn't have much time.. and well, it would sound a little strange not cutting away the extra parts then making people lose more time if we didn't notice they had to pass right through a door where we were standing, without letting the way the listener needed.
We also say it as "perdono" (perdòno, while still the same word (as it written, ofc) "perdono", if you read it like "pèrdono" means "they lose").
Thinking about time... I'd keep going telling what I would notice but I'll have to go now.
That's an interesting video anyway, I'll try going on later! Good job!
best of the bests
Grazie mille
53:02 - bookmark
i love your voice you are good teachr i we like to no you more i relly enjoy it
WhIcH oNe?
Wow soo good 🔥 amazingly done. Soo impressed 😍
When you start saying "pronoun", and "conjugating verbs", etc, you lose or confuse a lot of listeners. I did 5 years of university (Engineer) but i didn't study English per se. Most people won't understand what you're saying (myself included). You could do a whole video on that, as a supplement.
But i love your videos, and thank you 🤍 I won't give up : )
I’m here because I watched godfather and they have a scene where they’re speaking Italian
You're a legend🤣🤣🤣😂
Kunti Devi el
Ileo epop is that the s. I I I have
Hello
Hello
I z
Lol
me too
I'm here bc i just moved to italy without knowing the language (my parents both do) and i have to do a powerpoint on italian literature and antology, both very different from my previous' country's literature and antology, and i have to speak on front of the class... Noone here understands english.
@@gioiadelsapere Same! How are you doing now?
Grazie
Ciao 👑
*Grazia!♡*
Grazie Alisha e marika
i know intermediate spanish and take it in school but i'm tryna learn italian because i'm part italian 🤷🏽♂️
Ciao, I'm form Poland and i really want to speak Italian. Btw my name is Marika too :D
💗💗💗 Italian 😍😍
unfortunately Italy visa is the of most difficult visa to get since the last election and new government it looks that they don't want nobody to go there , but I like Italy and the Italian people and their culture
What do you know about italia's culture? Have you heard about Mr. Ennio Morricone, Susana Rigacci, Paganini?
Parli italiano?
What country are you from?
@@anunnaki9493 Perché penso che io sono ascoltando questa video, pErChé Lo sO iTaLiAnO? (i know a bit but since i moved to italy, i need to learn more)
When your mom thinks your learning Italian but your really half asleep
You mean "you're," as in "you are." :)
bookmark 47:44
12:58
please help us to make it slowly so that we can understand
You can slow down the speed of the video in th video settings
Beautiful
"words are pronounced how they are spelled" no, no they are not.
Why?
In italian? Yes they are
Yes they are. English no. Italian yes.
All vowels are pronounced. Very unlike French.
@@hewitc not vowels, consonants
Buongiorno
Buongiorno
If you hate the blah blah. Go to 6:50
Just saying better to use the capital letter i that looks like a double-edged T, not l.
Can be confusing at first sight. I know the lower case L is a right-sided J but anyway
13:00
3 minutes of video, and I still haven't listened a single Italian word... Thanks for your English lesson.
Ciao Desiree Qual e il tuo cognome?
* Qual'è
I really wanna learn Italian
Supper
the blonde is super cute !! great video
Do Italians shake their left hands instead of the right as in the video?
By being here in italy i can tell you that when they are talking their head body hands fingers legs feet arms and toes are all moving in unison (jk, but they do move both their hands, it is a form of expression)
I'm learning Italian bc i love opera music and I'm sick of starting at the itl eng libretto.
Should learn after getting visa otherwise do some other things
У Марики явно не хватает юбки. Капец)))
Hi
Ciao
just started, help me God
Now my pizza is talking to me.
Why am I wanting to learn Italian just because I played ac 2
Ok
3:33:24 -- One of the most beautiful women in the world!!!!!
che bella donna !
I love to listening girls speaking in another language, I wanna kiss them hahaha
@@juancruzmazariegos8676 Juan.... you little naughty, you!!!!!!
29:06
ciao sono Consuelo piacere di conoscerti
| informal tu
Boun giorno sono Consuelo Innocenti piacere di conoscerla
| formal lei
Кто-нибудь посмотрел до конца??
Why are u speaking russian in a video teaching people italian while speaking English
No le entiendo
salve sono allen alphonse picarcie de concerta . i know i spelled it wrong
Gosh damn it! No closed captions for hearing impaired to Italian language? Come on! *sigh