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    Italian and Spanish are two very similar languages, aren't they? But did you know that there are some words looking very similar but having two completely different meanings? Today, we'll find out these words with Raffaele and with Paulina from the Easy Spanish team!
    L'italiano e lo spagnolo sono due lingue molto simili, vero? Ma lo sapevi che ci sono delle parole che si assomigliano molto ma che hanno due significati completamente diversi? Oggi scopriremo queste parole con Raffaele e con Paulina del team di Easy Spanish!
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Комментарии • 120

  • @anastasia6305
    @anastasia6305 Месяц назад +41

    A video about The Italian and Spanish differences in Greece...Thank you for this!!❤

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +1

      It could be an idea! Thank you for your suggestion! 🥰

    •  Месяц назад

      ​@@EasyItalian What suggestion? There are Greek letters everywhere on the streets in the video.. 🙃 Is there a Greek neighborhood in Italy/Spain? Or they have something to hide? 😅

    • @anastasia6305
      @anastasia6305 29 дней назад +2

      It's a neighborhood in the center of Athens but..shhhh...don't tell anyone ok??😂😋

  • @Latnman101
    @Latnman101 Месяц назад +16

    I loved it I speak three languages, English Spanish and Italian so this was very entertaining.

  • @leoneldelarosaibarria
    @leoneldelarosaibarria Месяц назад +17

    ¿Se murió tu burro? Hahahahaha that's some legendary stuff right there. Hilarious!

  • @jean-louischebridon4513
    @jean-louischebridon4513 Месяц назад +12

    Allo stesso tempo utile e divertente. Grazie mille entrambi. Caro saluto dalla Francia.
    😀🇮🇹🇨🇵

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +2

      Grazie a te, ci fa piacere che ti sia piaciuto! Ricambiamo i saluti! 🤗

  • @sergueiignacinskybenitovic3025
    @sergueiignacinskybenitovic3025 Месяц назад +9

    In Argentinian "gamba" also means leg. Italian influence...

  • @kodekadkodekad4380
    @kodekadkodekad4380 Месяц назад +26

    It's quite remarkable to see how in all of these examples French teams with Italian and not Spanish:
    Embarrassée = embarrassed - pregnant is "enceinte", like Italian "incinta".
    Brouet = broth, similar to Italian Brodo.
    Beurre = butter - Ass is "âne", like Italian "asino".
    Vase = English vase and Italian "vaso", not glass!
    Huile = oil, like Italian "olio", "aceite" sounds like acid.
    Aller is like Italian "andare" - to go by foot we would say "aller à pied".
    Subir = to endure, like in Italian.
    Arriver = to arrive, like in Italian.
    Riz = rice, like in Italian "riso".
    Jambe = leg, like in Italian "gamba".
    Large = wide, "long" would be like Italian "lungo".

    • @FrankBrennosTheGreatest
      @FrankBrennosTheGreatest Месяц назад +3

      I was thinking the same thing. French is kind of in the middle between the two but a bit closer to Italian overall, as demonstrated here.
      Side note: we don't use the word "brouet" anymore (at least not where I'm from), but "bouillon". Still closer to Italian.

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +3

      @kodekadkodekad4380 Thank you so much for your contribute! Just a couple of things:
      - In Italian, it's 'inciNta'.
      - It's 'andarE'.
      - 'Arrivare' means 'arrive' - 'to come' is 'venire'.
      - Finally, it's 'lUngo'. 😉

    • @dreamthedream8929
      @dreamthedream8929 Месяц назад +1

      Honestly it doesnt look that close, spelling and pronunciation in french is way too different. Many words are like english words. Spanish and italian can be really close in that​@@FrankBrennosTheGreatest

    • @rayfarron6268
      @rayfarron6268 Месяц назад +4

      Great info! Portuguese seems to alternate which language it teams with. Though most times its closer to spanish.
      Embaraçada (like imbarazzata in italian) = Embarassed. Pregnant would be "grávida"
      Caldo (same as spanish) = Broth. Hot would be "quente" or "cálido"
      Burro (same as spanish) = Donkey. Butter would be Manteiga, similar to "mantequilla" in spanish
      Vaso (same as italian) = vase. Cup would be "copo"
      Vinagre (same as spanish) = vinagar. Olive oil would be "azeite de oliva" like "aceite de oliva" in spanish
      Andar (same as spanish) = to walk. To go is "ir" also equal to spanish.
      Pernas (similar to Piernas in spanish) = Leg.
      Estreita (similar to stretta in italian) = Narrow. Long is "longa" also similar to "lunga" italian.
      Larga (same as italian) = Wide.

    • @FrankBrennosTheGreatest
      @FrankBrennosTheGreatest Месяц назад

      @@dreamthedream8929 "Many words are like english words"
      Correction, many English words are French words. That's because William the Conqueror imposed French on the English. His influence completely changed the language as a whole and is still being felt today. You should check out Robwords channel, he talks about it in several videos. It's fascinating.
      You're right regarding pronunciation though, Spanish and Italian are closer from one another than French is, but in terms of grammar and similarities between words, French is closer to Italian than Spanish is. It's quite obvious when you see both written. There are plenty of reasons why French sound different but in (very) short it's because of its central place at the heart of Western Europe, making it heavily influenced by other languages - and influencing many others as well in the process.

  • @ronnyalvarado8116
    @ronnyalvarado8116 Месяц назад +11

    Un altro esempio che mi confonde spesso è:
    Last name:
    PTBR - o sobrenome
    SP - el appellido
    IT - il cognome
    Nickname:
    PTBR - o apelido
    SP - el sobrenombre
    IT - il soprannome

    • @ivanovichdelfin8797
      @ivanovichdelfin8797 10 дней назад

      En Portugal "apelido" es lo mismo que "apellido" en español, es decir, "surname/last name"

  • @carolaalmendra1289
    @carolaalmendra1289 Месяц назад +7

    In Italian CIBO sounds like CHIVO in Spanish and CHIVO in Spanish is a small goat. So when I used to hear MANGIARE IL CIBO I thought Italian people ate a lot small goats. 🙄

  • @pandemonium1018
    @pandemonium1018 Месяц назад +16

    Rafael, I'm so sorry for your donkey 😢 🫏 💀

  • @ode2reading
    @ode2reading Месяц назад +2

    So good. I enjoyed this.

  • @TypeMCBO
    @TypeMCBO Месяц назад +1

    Buenísimo! 🎉❤ queremos más! Vogliamo di Piu!

  • @johnz8112
    @johnz8112 Месяц назад +10

    🇮🇹🇪🇸 #FriendsForever

  • @juliuscesar6299
    @juliuscesar6299 Месяц назад +2

    It's crazy how italians gesticulate all the same. This guy is from the South. I've had a friend that gesticulate the same. Bring it more content.

  • @Philippe_Mar
    @Philippe_Mar Месяц назад +5

    Superlike per la collaborazione ❤👏👍

  • @alexnecrodusk5851
    @alexnecrodusk5851 22 дня назад

    Nice crossover! Sto imparando l'italiano e mi piace molto Easy Italian! Hablo español pero también veo el canal de Easy Spanish porque me gusta y los que parecen en los videos son buena onda. 💯

  • @marimargomez2370
    @marimargomez2370 Месяц назад +3

    I think is very funny that the way the word cibo is pronounced in Italian means goat in Spanish. I still laugh when I hear it in your videos!

  • @stevenburns4296
    @stevenburns4296 Месяц назад +1

    Super and also with others from the Easy Languages Family 😊

  • @birgitblume4980
    @birgitblume4980 Месяц назад +4

    Molto divertente!!! Gracias!!!

  • @blackcatplaypompeii529
    @blackcatplaypompeii529 Месяц назад +1

    Superb

  • @lilihoms
    @lilihoms Месяц назад +2

    Molto divertente 😂
    Muy interesante 😂

  • @fenumgra
    @fenumgra Месяц назад

    FANTÁSTICO!!!!!
    INCREDIBLE!!!

  • @jpmorski
    @jpmorski 28 дней назад

    Fighissimo questo video! Complimenti!

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  27 дней назад

      Grazie mille, ci fa piacere che ti sia piaciuto!

  • @EasyDutch
    @EasyDutch Месяц назад +1

    Questo video è fantastico! 😆

  • @almitritzigane
    @almitritzigane Месяц назад +10

    Io ho una, sono Messicano e imparo l’italiano. “Pronto’ in spagnolo (A México non lo so se a Spagna) vuole significare “Presto” ed “Listo” in spagnolo è “Pronto” in italiano. Saludos!!!

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +4

      Ottimo falso amico, grazie! Tanti saluti anche a te!

    • @almitritzigane
      @almitritzigane Месяц назад

      @@EasyItalian non comprendo, che vuoi dire con " ottimo falso" è una espressione? Qui a Messico vuole dire "falso optimo" "falso excelente "????? It implies that what I said is a lie. 🤔

    • @carolina_i__
      @carolina_i__ Месяц назад +3

      @@almitritzigane Quiere decir que el "falso amigo" que publicaste es óptimo. Es decir, que le gustó mucho.

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +2

      @@almitritzigane Nel senso che "pronto" è un ottimo esempio di falso amico, una parola che assomiglia molto a quella di un'altra lingua ma che ha un significato diverso. 😊

    • @almitritzigane
      @almitritzigane Месяц назад

      @@carolina_i__ grazie Carolina ora comprendo. Tu vives en España o México?? Es la misma diferencia en España?? Ciao

  • @joemagicdeveloper
    @joemagicdeveloper Месяц назад +1

    Brilliant

  • @SriMJ54
    @SriMJ54 Месяц назад +1

    Util(e)! È certamente divertente/es divertido!

  • @nefelichristogoula316
    @nefelichristogoula316 Месяц назад +1

    Oh, siete tutti in Grecia, ad Atene, che bello😊

  • @cleopatra534
    @cleopatra534 Месяц назад +2

    Davvero interesante ❤

  • @carolina_i__
    @carolina_i__ Месяц назад +2

    Una differenzia importante è che modo congiuntivo dell'italiano è molto simile al "modo subjuntivo" dello spagnolo, ma funzionano di modo un po diverso.
    Per esempio, la frase "creo che sia un gatto" richiede il modo indicativo in spagnolo: "creo que es un gato". Ma la versione negativa usa il "subjuntivo": "No creo que sea un gato".
    A proposito, ho imparato qualcosa sulla mia propria madrelingua! La mia madrelingua è lo spagnolo, ma sono dall'Argentina. Qui, "gamba" è una parola gergale e ha lo stesso significato che in Italia. Sapevo che questa parola esisteva negli altri paesi ispanofoni con un significato diverso, ma non sapevo il significato esatto fino a questo video.

  • @gringoenespanol
    @gringoenespanol Месяц назад +1

    Ciao Pau!

  • @stipe3124
    @stipe3124 Месяц назад +1

    This is so funny 😅👍

  • @labibliaelcoran
    @labibliaelcoran 25 дней назад

    Eso fue bastante divertido. Estoy aprendiendo italiano; he tenido varios "problemitas" con el italiano, especialmente cuando usa el verbo "essere" en frases como Sono andata a ...

  • @KevinItaliano-of2gx
    @KevinItaliano-of2gx Месяц назад +1

    Bel video! Come madrelingua dello spagnolo mi ritrovo in questo video hahaha faccio sempre fatica per ricordare queste differenze e soprattutto il mio tallone d'Aquino è "salire" perché mi viene in mente subito "uscire" credo che mi serve più tempo vivendo in Italia per abituarmi 😅😅

  • @ES-fk5qq
    @ES-fk5qq Месяц назад +1

    Parlo un po’ di spagnolo e un po’di italiano e sempre mescolando parole🥺ad esempio: un po’ vs un poco.. com’e vs como..stare vs estare..ahora vs ora. Ci sono molti esempi! Gracias😁per questo video!

  • @AsianBrush
    @AsianBrush Месяц назад

    I loved this video. I speak Spanish and am learning Italian. There's lots of information about words that are the same or similar in English and Italian. So do you have a video that talks about words that have the same meaning in both Spanish and Italian?

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад

      Actually we don't, but there are so many similar words that it's not easy! 😀 Glad you appreciated the video by the way!

  • @MoniLein-yy2ue
    @MoniLein-yy2ue Месяц назад +2

    The two words that throw me off are anticipare and investire. Every time I read about someone being run over, it takes me a second to realize it’s not about an investment.

  • @godfreyibekwe4992
    @godfreyibekwe4992 Месяц назад +1

    C'è una grande differenza tra la lingua italiana e quella spagnola, ma mi piace molto interessante.

  • @guadalupezarate80
    @guadalupezarate80 Месяц назад +1

    Jajaja buonissimo!!! 😂🤗

  • @TheIronweed-vx5lg
    @TheIronweed-vx5lg Месяц назад +3

    😂🤣😂 Poverini! Where did Latin go wrong? 😆

  • @ccantrell4053
    @ccantrell4053 Месяц назад +1

    Molto interesante! Parlo un po di spagnolo e un po d'italiano. Sempre confundo le due

  • @ablclml
    @ablclml Месяц назад +1

    Son muy distintos

  • @GLOSSYSQUARE
    @GLOSSYSQUARE Месяц назад +1

  • @giovannicordova4803
    @giovannicordova4803 29 дней назад +1

    En México, un "caldo" también tiene una connotación sexual, tener un caldo con alguien es besarse de manera muy apasionada, pero es un palabra vulgar.

  • @fancypants6473
    @fancypants6473 Месяц назад +1

    Esprimere/ exprimir : to express clearly how to squeeze fruit juice.

  • @andressaportojw
    @andressaportojw Месяц назад +1

    Io Parlo un po' di spagnolo e sto imparando l'italiano, spesso mescolo la due lingue 😂😂

  • @konstantinkhrapchenko4896
    @konstantinkhrapchenko4896 Месяц назад +1

    Una volta a Madrid a fine cena avevo chiesto un digestivo. Ovviamente intendevo un amaro o qualcosa del genere. Invece mi hanno preparato una tisana. :)

    • @EsthermariaSaezmayoral
      @EsthermariaSaezmayoral Месяц назад

      Una bevanda digestiva nella Spagna e siempre una camomilla o manzanilla o una tila , simile le due tisane .e vero 0:25 0
      😂😅

  • @jan-toreegge9252
    @jan-toreegge9252 Месяц назад +2

    Molto interesante. Ma come si dice "tortellini in brodo" in spagnolo? "Tortellini en caldo"? Mi serve otro vaso di qualcosa...

  • @LukasAndalus
    @LukasAndalus Месяц назад +1

    tener (spagnolo) & tenere (italiano)!

    • @dreamthedream8929
      @dreamthedream8929 Месяц назад +1

      This is really not that big of a deal and not too different from each other

    • @AbraXas-bi9ux
      @AbraXas-bi9ux Месяц назад +2

      well „tenere“ is not used in Northern and Central Italy. we used the verb „avere“

  • @BettyRingel-xg1xr
    @BettyRingel-xg1xr 19 дней назад

    Muy/molto comico😂

  • @pierocavolino1057
    @pierocavolino1057 12 дней назад

    Potevate aggiungere Sp. mujer 'donna', (cf. It. 'moglie').

  • @jesussalas9262
    @jesussalas9262 Месяц назад +1

    Necesitas un cazo para cocinar?

  • @williammarinelli2363
    @williammarinelli2363 Месяц назад

    Donde está la peanut butter?
    Está en el gabinete.
    Dove' il peanut butter?
    Nel gabinetto.

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад

      "Peanut butter" si dice "burro d'arachidi"! 😀

  • @robleyusuf2566
    @robleyusuf2566 Месяц назад +2

    Aceit and arroz is Arabic that is where the spanish got

  • @aboukirman3508
    @aboukirman3508 Месяц назад +2

    The bots have started again!!!

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +2

      I know, they're everywhere! 😩

    • @aboukirman3508
      @aboukirman3508 Месяц назад

      @@EasyItalian Yes, there's no escape!!!😂

  • @gorazd68
    @gorazd68 Месяц назад +4

    Avete dimenticato: tener-tenere

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +3

      Ottimo falso amico, grazie!

    • @dreamthedream8929
      @dreamthedream8929 Месяц назад

      That's no big deal. Very close in meaning

    • @gorazd68
      @gorazd68 Месяц назад +2

      @@dreamthedream8929 not so close. In general, where You would use "tener" in Spanish, You would use "avere" in Italian.

    • @dreamthedream8929
      @dreamthedream8929 Месяц назад

      @@gorazd68 I mean it's no big deal. In english both cases would translate to have and hold. Even in English they sound very close. Have this hold this. Really no big deal there with this word between italian and spanish. Very easily can be understood. The other one that you mentioned avere also exists in spanish and means the same. Nothing much really to worry about here

    • @emmanueletesta5402
      @emmanueletesta5402 Месяц назад

      Ciao , non so di dove sei , ma noi qui a Napoli ( non so se in tutto il Sud ) , utilizziamo il verbo tenere come sinonimo e sostitutivo del verbo avere ( si badi bene però che ciò è appunto limitato ad un uso regionale , dunque incorretto nell'italiano standard )

  • @maxart3392
    @maxart3392 Месяц назад

    Anche "bravo" in italiano ha altro significato che in spagnolo (o almeno in cubano). E c'e' pure differenza tra "serve" e "sirve".

  • @poohoff
    @poohoff Месяц назад +3

    E finito el burro 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад +2

      Il burro! 😀

    • @cloppj2
      @cloppj2 Месяц назад +1

      @@EasyItalian E il "burrone" non è un grosso burro e nemmeno un grosso asino 🙂

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  Месяц назад

      @@cloppj2 Esatto, ottimo esempio! 😀

  • @stephanobarbosa5805
    @stephanobarbosa5805 Месяц назад

    Qui parla espanyol i italià, entendre el català ?
    Qui parla espanhòl e italian, entendre l'occitan ??

  • @Gigithewlis
    @Gigithewlis 5 дней назад

    Tener significa "avere" in Spagnolo 😮 (non è "tenere")

    • @EasyItalian
      @EasyItalian  3 дня назад

      Vero, ottimo esempio di falso amico!

  • @stephanobarbosa5805
    @stephanobarbosa5805 Месяц назад

    Imbarazzata = embaraçada (português) caldo (espanhol e português)... existe palavra "cálido" similar a caldo em italiano... de fato... pra fazer caldo.. em geral.. tem estar quente,..,.
    Burro (esp/por)... animal... Burro (italiano) = Beur (francês)..
    Vaso (português e italiano)... mesma coisa!! Azeite e Aceite (português e espanhol) mesma coisa...
    Andar (português e espanhol).. Andare/ Anar/ Anar (italiano, catalão, occitano)...
    Sair/ Salir (português espanhol).... Subire/Subir (italiano, francês)
    Riba/ Arriba (portugues/ espanhol) Arrivare/ Arribar/Arribar/ Arriver/ Arrive (italiano, catalão, occitano, francês, inglês)...
    Arroz (por/esp) Arrosto/ Rostit/ Rostido/ Rôti/ Roast (ita, cat, occ, fra, ing)...
    Gamba/Cama/Cama/Jambe (ita, cat, occ, fra).... argentinos e uruguaios usam gamba para se referir a perna... a influência italiana... perna/pierna (por, esp)
    Riso (italiano) pode gerar confusão com Riso em português (ato de rir)