Im from Philippines and I learn hangeul for two weeks only. I can read and write and even speak a little of it but i lack vocabularies. I do know subject and redicate identifier and the likes. Its just the vocabulary I lack on. But its a continues process.
Her: "don't be afraid to learn 100 words in a day" Me, always, one day before my french exam: "So, let's learn 700 words in a day and forget all of them next week"
@@SheaJordan That's so true! But the whole process of tipping in the words in Quizlet and seeing them and realising how unuseful they will be in real conversations is a whole other dimenson of being on the verge of tears😂
Just note to myself: 1. Top 1000 words - 100/day, using flash cards 2. Reviewing them everyday - repetition is key 3. Commonly used verbs and conjugations 4. Keep a journal in that language 5. Keep an activity log (of the learning journey) 6. Watch videos in that language 7. Music 8. Hello talk (after you’ve built some basic knowledge) 9. Get a workbook (conversation) 10. Read and listen to children’s book
@@nemesiszer0708 Most people will be able to hold a basic conversation in English and English can be common in (international) businesses. English is not an official language here though and Dutch is the main language in the country.
FUN FACT: I've always wanted to learn Italian because my native language is Spanish and they are kinda similar but I never really ended up actually doing it and now I'm in love with maneskin and NEED to understand what ft they're saying jsjsjsjsj
@Belle Thank you . Actually my English is not very good but I think every thing can be improved. And I am improving my English everyday. Enjoy our learning journey and keep trying our best . Thanks again...❤❤❤
@Belle I'm half Italian & Viet and her tips were great if you're a beginner. To move forward you should really learn the grammar well and focus on pronunciation as it is very important. Buona fortuna! Restate sicuri durante questa pandemia.
Vicki Tan - il très difficile en le début , mais, pourquoi cette tres important je suis à apprendre la langue française. Je aime apprendre cette langue 😀 je ai commence avec dix-cinc jours avant
Sorriso Colgate be careful to don’t mixed up cette and c’est. Cette is use for showing off something. Like pointing it out. For example if you wanna say ‘look at this scarf’ you’ll have to use ‘cette’. C’est is the verb ‘is’ so when you use the form ´this is’ in English, you have to use ´c’est’. Also something I’ve noticed about ppl when they learn French is that they usually use only masculine or feminine adjectives or articles. We are really annoying on gender I know but if you don’t specify it’s just really weird for us
@Lorenzo Passero oddio, per 1 mese è veramente tanto non lo metto in dubbio, ma sinceramente non è fluente il suo italiano e ha un accento american veramente forte e si nota che il suo modo di pensare le frasi non è da italiano... Per carità, rispetto e dico complimenti per 1 mese di studio è veramente tanto, ma la strada da fare è ancora tanta e se vuole veramente arrivare a un livello di conversazione business (alla Joe Bastianich per fare un esempio) ce ne sarà ancora per un po', le auguro comunque forza e coraggio
Hey! I saw that you wrote in your notebook "sono eccitata " and just wanted to tell you that the word "eccitata" is mostly used in the sense of "horny". So if you want to say "I'm excited", I suggest you say something like "Sono emozionata, sono molto contenta, entusiasta" or something like that! I'm Italian and wanted you to know so that you don't make this mistake with a native speaker. Good job 👍 (I don't know if others pointed out this mistake already)
Omg thanks so much for letting me know this. I talked to someone about this on HelloTalk but it's always hard to understand the little details like this. So thank you!!!
Spanish and French are the same. excitado/a and excité(e) mean horny. Spanish would be like "estoy emocionada" and French would be like " j'ai hâte" which kind of means I'm looking forward to..
Think and grow up if you don’t have any reason to learn french you’ll likely give up due to lack of motivation, but of course you could learn french first so that it will be easier when you pick up Chinese so that your motivation would be that once you’ve got french nailed you can move on to the language you care about more
@@skylarm570 this is just an inside joke. In all towns, small villages they have a different dialect. The accent of the dialect gets transferred to Italian when they have to speak it. For example, it's more than 20 years now that I speak Italian, I still find it extremely hard to understand people from Veneto when they speak Italian,.
As a native Italian speaker, you are going really well but you need to slow down and really pronounce every letter. By slowing down you can focus on using actual Italian pronunciation and eventually you can speak at a normal pace with excellent grammar!
I'm italian but these tips can be applied to learn any language, so thank you! Sono italiana, ma queste dritte posso essere applicate per imparare qualsiasi lingua, quindi grazie!
Yess! I'm learning German too and I love that song lol. Some more great songs are (well, in my opinion) are: -In einen Polenstädtchen -Einmal Reisen (Das Lummerlandlied) -Leon, das Chamäleon -Schnappi mit Untertitel
When I heard you say “I know Spanish”, I was like “here's another Nathaniel...”, but how you speak at the end is an actually believable result after a month of daily practice without a tutor and real-life immersion. With Nathaniel, he obviously knew enough basics when he started, and although his advice is legit, the results aren't a realistic benchmark for people starting from scratch. So thanks for a realistic benchmark :)
Another fun fac: I'm Arab and I'm watching a video in English on how to learn Italian to learn how to speak French... I guess when it comes to learning languages you gotta do what you gotta do lol.
I am here because of French (spanish) too haha, I feel ya man. Good luck :) People of middle eastern origin seem to either speak no other languages or being a freaking polyglot beasts. It seams like you are the second. :)
Io sono impressionato che risposti a tutti i commenti molto dopo hai pubblicato questo video. Ho usato quasi tutti questi suggerimenti mentre stavo imparando Italian da qli ultimi quattro mesi.
i think videos like this will get super popular now because of Måneskin and what the band's doing to our sanity 😂 thank you for recording it, i'm ready to take notes!
Hahah a lot of people have already commented saying they’re here after maneskin 😂 I have lots of other helpful videos as well! This was when I first started learning Italian and have definitely changed my methods a bit since then
I found you by accident on TH-cam last night. You pointed out some very useful tips. Thank you. I have been trying to study Italian for the last 8 months. I grew up in an Italian family and everyone spoke Italian but, the kids were spoken to in english....I would love to carry on a conversation in Italian when I return to Italy to visit my cousins. Thanks again!!!
Ciao a tutti! Thanks for stopping by and watching this video. Of course, I need to note that I did NOT become fluent in one month and that short Italian part at the end was not everything I learned. Learning a new language takes time and I definitely think you start to understand it a lot faster than you are able to speak it. I'm having so much fun learning Italian and I cannot wait until I can become more conversational. If you're learning a new language, let me know in the comments below which one it is! 😊
I'm Arabic girl now Im watching ur vidio while I'm still learning Italian, in very short time I started to speak Italian let's say in 5 months and thx alot for the tips I followed them all but simply without organizing that anyway I will use ur tips with Spanish language when I'm done with Italian, thx alot for the video and I like the way u present it, very nice show.. Go on 🧡
Hi I'm italian and I've always had a passion for languages. I think you did a good job, of course one cannot be fluent in just one month, but that's a great start already. Keep up the good work!
Shea Jordan I grew up bilingual and I am currently learning my first foreign language of Serbo-Croatian... am I learning everyday... don’t have time but I have the will to learn
@Dhs Abd07 if I wasnt brought up speaking but English and Russian I probably would have never had the patience to learn either. all I can recommend (regardless of your level) is to watch children's TV shows in Russian
HELLO THERE! I AM FROM SRI LANKA AND I RECENTLY STARTED LEARNING FRENCH. WOULD YOU MIND HELPING ME TO IMPROVE MY FRENCH LANGUAGE SKILLS? THANK YOU, NIUMI
You go girl!!! Its amazing how much we can learn when we dedicate ourselves! Ive been studying Italian for 2 weeks with a tutor and on my own - and I can understand and form basic sentences. My accent its really bad but I dont care! I will keep at it! 💪
I recommend watching “skam Italia”, a remake of Norwegian series and I think it would be not that difficult to understand since the topics treated are not too conplex. I’m Italian and literally every teenager loves it😍 by the way, I really do love your voice
This a great video, really eloquently put together. I think the number one most important thing to learn a language is to not be embarrassed. I remember when I was in Spanish class in high school nobody wanted to improve their accent because they thought it sounded tryhard or weird, but now I'm here in Spain and those same kinds of people sound completely American when they speak. At first, your sentences will sound like a child speaking, you won't know every verb tense, you will feel uncomfortable talking with natives, etc. Once I learned to get over my fear of these things my proficiency skyrocketed. Ciao!
I'm learning Polish (third hardest language to learn for English speakers based on Babbel) for almost 3 weeks now. This video is the most practical one I watched, especially the Hello Talk app I didn't know of. Great work✌️
Although this was from 4 years ago and I’m sure your Italian has exponentially improved, your Italian in this video was great! Super happy for you. I’m learning Italian now for a trip coming up soon. I love the journal idea. Grazie!
Thank you! Yes, now I live in Italy and am still learning. It’s difficult but it’s such a beautiful language and I’ve come a long way! 😊 Good luck with your studying!
Italian is the easiest language to learn for English speakers, and one of the most fun languages to speak imo! Great tips and I totally agree about learning words that will be used most. I am learning Greek now and when I observe my conversations in Italian I notice I use the same 20 verbs quite a lot so now I am focused on learning these verbs first!
Yeah it’s super fun! The grammar is really hard for me cuz the word order and some structures are different from English. That’s where I struggle. But that’s awesome you’re learning Greek, that must be super cool. Good luck with your learning! ☺️🙌🏼
Shea Jordan oh yeah, when I said “easiest” I didn’t mean “easy” haha! Getting used to a different word order is the part I find hardest too, I am lucky that I live in Italy so it got easier over time. Best wishes and thanks for your reply! 🌷
Oh of course, I understood what you meant. There are way harder languages out there, Like I lived in Hungary for a bit and Hungarian was unbelievably difficult! That’s awesome you live in Italy, I’m planning on going back in a year or so to live there for a few months to practice and put my knowledge to the test.
I’m a year late in finding this but: thank you so much for making this video! I’ve been studying for a long while, and a lot of the tips you mentioned here were some of the ones that helped me most! And you mentioning your progress also confirmed to me that some study ideas I have may actually pay off the way I’m hoping. I’m currently learning the most common 1000 words in chinese, cause a long time ago when I was learning French - learning the most common words boosted my ability to read/watch/speak basically a ton. In chinese I kept hitting walls of very little comprehension, so I rethought my strategy and decided to go through the most common words and characters before diving back into the grammar/listening etc that id been working on. Hearing you did exposure to the 1000 words in the beginning first makes me hopeful my plan will help a bit too. Also I just started using hellotalk and I can’t agree more! It got me to start practicing speaking a lot more! Your tip to do a conversational workbook to work on good sentences is something id like to include in my plans. I was debating I’d rewatching chinese shows I’ve seen with only chinese subtitles would help at all, and hearing you did this with Italian makes me hopeful it might help somewhat. I love that all your tips in here consider trying to approach learning while practicing all of the areas of writing/listening/speaking/reading. For a beginner starting out, this video really lays out a good starting idea for making a study plan!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It sounds like you found this helpful and I definitely think you're on the right track! I'm sure Chinese is tough to learn so as with any language, be patient and keep going!
Thank you for the tips (I'm currently learning Spanish)/// What a lovely young lady you are - your mum, dad & both sisters must be very proud of you! Well done!
I should be studying for my finals but måneskin made me want to learn how to speak italian lol (I've always wanted to know a third language yk either spanish or italian) so I re-downloaded duolingo and I will follow your tips let’s hope this works...
Nice video. I am german and I already started learning italian 3 years ago in school. Now I am going to live in Sicily for a year and need a little more training. These tips are great and I am already following a bunch. Another tip is to set the language of your device (phone, tablet, laptop) in the language you want to learn.
I came here to listen u speak english and then i train my listening skills, but you've taught me a intresting method to learn new idioms, and im thinking about learn new idioms now!!THANKSS VERY MUCH
Hi, I’m Italian. Italian grammar is much more complicated than the English one, so I guess it’s much more difficult learning Italian from English than the opposite. On the other hand, I think that we have an easier pronunciation. So listening is harder in English. Just to say that you’re doing a very very good job, keep it up!! 💪🏻💪🏻
There's a podcast on Spotify that I used and helped me a lot when I was studying italian, it's called coffee break Italian, they focus a lot on the conversational part, it's great to help you get started with the speaking :)
Girl thank you so much for this amazing tip! I just found out that there are Coffee Break podcasts for German, French and Spanish! 😍 Imparerò l'italiano più velocemente adesso. Grazie mille! :)
Oh my gosh! These are so helpful. I'm learning Italian during this quarantine and I'm so happy to find this video. Learning a new language felt like I'm learning English all over again. English is not even my native language. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I'm also a big fan of Nathaniel Drew
This is really useful, thanks. I like the journal part. Actually writing what you did as that is probably what you would be using in conversations too. thanks!
lol seriously though.... you're so right lol. I'm about to try this for Italian though and see if it works!! I did something very similar for Spanish and it worked (but I did it over a longer period of time)
Fun fact -I’m an Australian watching an American do a video on learning Italian -am a Native Spanish speaker by default as I was born in Central America but moved when I was 3 years old to Sydney! I’m currently studying opera with a Russian classical singing teacher (thus wanting to speak Italian) I’m also learning Russian via TH-cam! I studied beginner Polish 9 years ago in Sydney 😅 so that has helped! Cheers Shea! P.s am learning French Canadian through an opera singer friend in Quebec!!
I’m Italian and I’m currently studying English and German...I’ve been struggling with German, but you just made me take my “words” book and gave me a booster. Keep up the good work 🇮🇹
@@Aurajdjebn3677 Hi! Ich bin Italiener und wenn dich interessiert, ich kann dir Italienisch beibringen aber zuerst hab ich eine Frage und zwar in welches Niveau bist du? Noch Anfänger?
As an italian a would like to say that that was a good effort. I know you have done great progress in 3 years but just an advice for everyoneelse; keep practicing those double consonants people, they are very important and make the difference between one world and another. For example here 14:13 Shea said "l'ano scorso" = "the last anus", instead of "l'anno scorso"= "the last year" with double N which is what she was trying to say. There are words such, cappello (double p) and capello (one p) carro and Caro, etc. Make sure those doubles can be herd. Baci e abbracci a tutti.
I'm not really planning to learn Italian, but the tips are helpful for learning any language. Also, I started watching the music video of the Italian song you linked to and kept watching because of the pretty girls. Thanks for that!
I learned english when i was a kid in a english school. Therefore, i don't know how to learn another language by myself. I'll try to do yours steps to learn french all by myself.
Caio Siqueira - Tu é o primeiro brasileiro que aprendeu inglês numa dessas bostas de escolas. Fiz 2 anos de inglês numa dessas, 300 reais mensais, ( 2014-2016 ), 1 aula na semana só, e porra, só aprendi a falar dog e as cores. Essas escolas de inglês do Brasil são uma desgraça ( do mundo todo na verdade ), ninguém aprende bosta nenhuma, só fica dando dinheiro pra os donos gastarem com putas. Um ano atrás comecei a aprender por minha conta, hoje, já posso dizer que sou fluente ( eu sei disso porque fiz aulas com nativos pelo italki, eles me disseram que eu estou ótimo ). Meu comentário não tem nada a ver, mas fica aí caso alguém pense em colocar o filho em escola de inglês, você vai jogar seu precioso dinheiro no lixo. Invista em aulas no italki, mais barato e funciona.
I am italian and I speak english fluently I think that you have a pretty good base to start a conversation and to travel to Italy I just tell you to keep it up like that you did a very good job 😊 p.s. buona fortuna con lo studio dell' italiano👋
Since I have a lot of time because of the quarantine I decided that it's finaly time to learn italian. My whole family (mom, auntie and gradma) all know italian and my grandpa is italian, but I never got enough time somehow to learn the language. Some days ago my grandpa called and told me that he practised English, so we can communicate (I am bulgarian, but he decided that it's easier to learn English) and I realised that this person, a grown up person is talking his time to learn a language just to talk to me, that is not even my native language and I got kind of dissapointed in myself for not doing anything for him so now I'm trying to learn italian, so we can talk more often and so it could be easier for him, I know that he will be very happy and now I'm doing it! These tips are so good and I'm just at the beggining, but I really do think that they will help me a lot with my journey of learning the language and I'm really grateful for finding this video, thank you so much ♥️
Aww! I’m so happy you decided to take the jump and learn italian. Since you have family members who speak it, you can definitely have plenty of practice and learn a lot faster. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I truly wish you the best of luck with your learning!
i am croatian and fluent in english. i moved to germany about a year ago and i am currently stuck and learning very slowly (schools being closed isnt helpful either) 🥲 i would also like to learn korean and maybe even japanese later ^^ hopefully i will get there at some point in my life thank you so much for this 💕
Great video! I'm finishing up my third year living in Rome (I'm american) and my second year of italian lessons. Now I'm speaking at a C1 level and still everyday there something new to learn. It's so encouraging to know there are other people, such as yourself, who are experiencing the joys and difficulties of learning Italian!
I'm glad a ran into your channel by accident. I am currently about to begin my Italian journey. I feel like I'll have an easy time picking the language up since I know Spanish and Portuguese as well, but my challenge is to catch up to my dad who also speaks french. It is amazing when you switch between languages effortlessly. You have some useful tips(techniques). Keep up the good work
@@katrinadomi1 Not precisely, for instance you say "ho corso per un'ora stamattina" (I ran for one hour this morning)... What you said, namely that verbs of motion always require "essere", is often taught as a rule in language schools, but it is rather a statistically preponderant case. De facto, there is not a 100% rule on how to determine the auxiliary verb. In most cases, you use "essere" with intransitive verbs and "avere" with transitive verbs, but there are some exceptions.
I'm learning Italian, my native language is spanish and I'm also fluent in english. I wanna do it as fast as possible because I also want to learn ASL (sign language) and french. My first option was german but I tried researching a bit and it kinda intimidated me (the pronunciation sounded a bit too hard for me, at least now it does, I'm only 14 lol) I decided to wait until I'm older to take professional classes or find someone who can help me but until then I decided to learn Italian (and the other two I mentioned). Guess I gotta thank quarantine for giving me all this free time, thanks for the tips!
I want to learn Italian, bc I like that language , My native language is Spanish, but I came to USA 5 years ago so I went to high school for two years and then I started working with native Americans, that’s the best way to learn the language you want to learn. And now I’m here trying to learn Italian 😌 My coworker speaks Italian so he helps me a lot when I have questions.
I am Brazilian 🇧🇷 and I am learning English. I love your channel and I love to hear you speak English because your English is very clean and I can understand 60% of what you speak helps me to train listening. Thank you very good the video.
The result is impressive! Your pronunciation was pretty good and the tips are very helpful to be honest, I used a few of them myself to learn english and it worked! You should be proud of what you learned so far, can’t wait to see an entire video in italian 😊💗
Great tip with the most common word ! Very useful for me was a so called “Frequency Dictionary of ...” , which was in my case Spanish but is for sure available in many other languages as well .
@@SheaJordan the rest were grate! im supper keen for hello talk no one elce suggested it ! these were all out the box and relay inspiring! what language are you going to learn next?
Oh I’m still learning Italian and really want to get that solid before I move on to anything else. I’m not sure what language I would try next, maybe French?
fun fact is that I'm watching a video in english of how to learn italian when my native language is spanish and I want to learn korean kdjksjdskdjkd
omgfdsjk im learning korean too
Did U use TTMIK
I am watching the video in english of how to learn italian while my native language is german and i want to learn russian lol
Austrian, (native language German), want to learn Swedish and Italian. So kinda win? 😂
Im from Philippines and I learn hangeul for two weeks only. I can read and write and even speak a little of it but i lack vocabularies. I do know subject and redicate identifier and the likes. Its just the vocabulary I lack on. But its a continues process.
Her: "don't be afraid to learn 100 words in a day"
Me, always, one day before my french exam: "So, let's learn 700 words in a day and forget all of them next week"
Haha oh I remember the days before my Spanish exams on the verge of tears using Quizlet 😂
@@SheaJordan That's so true! But the whole process of tipping in the words in Quizlet and seeing them and realising how unuseful they will be in real conversations is a whole other dimenson of being on the verge of tears😂
I'm french, if you need help.. !!
@@Alceeeee Yes I do!
@@Alceeeee Really? I really need somebody with whom I can speak or text in french, so that I can use the language! Would you be interested?
Just note to myself:
1. Top 1000 words - 100/day, using flash cards
2. Reviewing them everyday - repetition is key
3. Commonly used verbs and conjugations
4. Keep a journal in that language
5. Keep an activity log (of the learning journey)
6. Watch videos in that language
7. Music
8. Hello talk (after you’ve built some basic knowledge)
9. Get a workbook (conversation)
10. Read and listen to children’s book
miya lu thanks 🙏
Thanks !
Grazie mille per il video...
Ho appena inniziato a imprare me stesso, ma molto difficile
Thank you
Do we need to study grammar too do you guys have any tips for that
"Listen to music"
me: * Maneskin intensifies *
Hahahaha me
Omg same
yeah
yes!!
Me too 😂
FACT: I am in love with an italian girl, and what a motivator to learn a language.
Haha amazing! Truly one of the best motivators.
My boyfriend is American, I am Dutch. He has no motivation to learn Dutch at all 😂
Jelisawesome I could be wrong but isn’t English fairly common in the Netherlands?
@@nemesiszer0708 Most people will be able to hold a basic conversation in English and English can be common in (international) businesses. English is not an official language here though and Dutch is the main language in the country.
Jelisawesome That’s what i thought.
I'm italian and I'm also fluent in english. I'm studying french and spanish. My goal is to speak at least 5 languages fluently
That's AWESOME!
You will most certainly achieve that. Good luck though.
@@williamjames4031 Mashallah tbark allah alhamuddillah inshallah better
@@lordfrizer4002 Mashallah tbark allah alhamuddillah inshallah better
@@SheaJordan Mashallah tbark allah alhamuddillah inshallah better
The perfect activity for lockdown
Very true!
For quarantine
Started learning language this lockdown
damn i didnt realized that quarantine has been for over a year now
FUN FACT: I've always wanted to learn Italian because my native language is Spanish and they are kinda similar but I never really ended up actually doing it and now I'm in love with maneskin and NEED to understand what ft they're saying jsjsjsjsj
hahaha i think everyone is obsessed with Maneskin now 😂
@@SheaJordan yup that’s why I’m here I can’t even pronounce the lyrics right 😭
Same here!! At least some words sound the same in Spanish and we can understand a bit of what they’re saying 😅
Haha Måneskin is the exact reason why I am learning Italian right now
HAHAHH, it's a very hard language
My daughter got married to an Italian guy and so i want to learn the language. Thank you for the tips.
Fun! Yes just a little bit every day can help!
Wow! What a big love for your
son-in-law😂
Antonio Messina Is everyone welcome to contact you?
@@Spool91 I was hoping it would be Joyce or Shea.....
@DeepForest I can attest to this.. I'm learning Chinese and Korean through Living Language.. It is amazing 👏🏻 highly recommend
"Why do you speak Italian?" -"Quarantine".
Hahaha this is a good one🙌🏼🤣
😆😆😆😆
"Old Epic Poems"
literally the first thing i did since march 😂
Hahaah accurate
_When did you become 100% fluent in Italian?_ _Last night._ .... *_Tony Stark_*
😂😂😂
jb hann 😆
If only I was a genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist 😔
😂
i understood that reference ✌️
who's watching after Eurovision because you fell in love with Måneskin and you want to understand them?
hahahaha I feel that. I've been listening to Maneskin for a while now and their Eurovision performance was AMAZING!
Bye this is me
😂 that's me
I JUST KNEW THERE WOULD BE AT LEAST ONE MÅNESKIN COMMENT ON HERE AHHAHAHA
@@kianasch lol I’ve seen like at least 15 so far 😂
You speak English so clearly that I can understand nearly 90% of what you say. I am 14 and i am learning English .
@Belle Thank you . Actually my English is not very good but I think every thing can be improved. And I am improving my English everyday. Enjoy our learning journey and keep trying our best . Thanks again...❤❤❤
Thi Nga Nguyen That’s amazing. Keep up the good work. I’m learning French. I want to be trilingual with English , Spanish and French.
Vietnam? Me too
@@caovuonglam yeah
@Belle I'm half Italian & Viet and her tips were great if you're a beginner. To move forward you should really learn the grammar well and focus on pronunciation as it is very important. Buona fortuna! Restate sicuri durante questa pandemia.
Took me one month to even like French
Vicki Tan - il très difficile en le début , mais, pourquoi cette tres important je suis à apprendre la langue française. Je aime apprendre cette langue 😀
je ai commence avec dix-cinc jours avant
Mah Sa your just learning French so you listen to Alizée
Lmao don’t give up mate. I was born in France and I’m still bad at it 😂
Sorriso Colgate be careful to don’t mixed up cette and c’est. Cette is use for showing off something. Like pointing it out. For example if you wanna say ‘look at this scarf’ you’ll have to use ‘cette’. C’est is the verb ‘is’ so when you use the form ´this is’ in English, you have to use ´c’est’. Also something I’ve noticed about ppl when they learn French is that they usually use only masculine or feminine adjectives or articles. We are really annoying on gender I know but if you don’t specify it’s just really weird for us
@@mgtccnl hey do you know the diffrent with ci and ca - could you say ci c'est belle because ca c'est is that is right so would ci c'est work
Good pronunciation! Just, a little tip: pay attention to double letters, they DO count! Complimenti per i tuoi sforzi! Wow
Right, someone else commented this and I know which part you're referring to 🙊 I'll definitely use that tip!
@@SheaJordan Never give up, we're always improving our foreign language skills!
Thank you 🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@SheaJordan 😅
@Lorenzo Passero oddio, per 1 mese è veramente tanto non lo metto in dubbio, ma sinceramente non è fluente il suo italiano e ha un accento american veramente forte e si nota che il suo modo di pensare le frasi non è da italiano... Per carità, rispetto e dico complimenti per 1 mese di studio è veramente tanto, ma la strada da fare è ancora tanta e se vuole veramente arrivare a un livello di conversazione business (alla Joe Bastianich per fare un esempio) ce ne sarà ancora per un po', le auguro comunque forza e coraggio
yeah I'm here trying to learn Italian bc i absolutely fell in love with maneskin..
Hahahah a lot of other people are as well 😂😂 join the club 🎉🎉
Samee
I'm trying to learn Italian too
Me too 😌
When you're actually learning her native language with this video
Mee
Lmfao same
Same here
Meee
Meee 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey! I saw that you wrote in your notebook "sono eccitata " and just wanted to tell you that the word "eccitata" is mostly used in the sense of "horny". So if you want to say "I'm excited", I suggest you say something like "Sono emozionata, sono molto contenta, entusiasta" or something like that!
I'm Italian and wanted you to know so that you don't make this mistake with a native speaker. Good job 👍 (I don't know if others pointed out this mistake already)
Omg thanks so much for letting me know this. I talked to someone about this on HelloTalk but it's always hard to understand the little details like this. So thank you!!!
Spanish and French are the same. excitado/a and excité(e) mean horny. Spanish would be like "estoy emocionada" and French would be like " j'ai hâte" which kind of means I'm looking forward to..
Ilaria Leave her alone! I rather hear her tell me “sono eccitata” mmm oh yeah baby!
@@melid9 Portuguese too
@@biancapizarro8756 era isso que eu ia falar, kk
Me: i'm italian
TH-cam: oh boy do i have a video for you
😂😂
I'm italian and I'm watching this in order to improve my english
I always think that Italian is a beautiful and distinctive language I learned from my Italian husband
Yes, I agree! I think it is beautiful!
@Antonio Torino uuffff
Need to improve your rrrr
Hmm I may try french as I heard it’s closer to English. But the language I like the most is chinese.
Think and grow up if you don’t have any reason to learn french you’ll likely give up due to lack of motivation, but of course you could learn french first so that it will be easier when you pick up Chinese so that your motivation would be that once you’ve got french nailed you can move on to the language you care about more
POV: Måneskin won Eurovision
😅😅
not even
yes
yeah boy
They're the main reason why am learning Italian
Me:*is 100% Italian*
Always me:"mmm I wonder how to learn italian"
LOLLLL
And here I am, 4 years after I started listening to Måneskin and got motivated to learn Italian after their ESC victory..
I'm Italian, I live in Italy, I'm 19yo and I still haven't learnt it
Wait what 😂😂😂
You don’t speak Italian growing up?
I can see it you don’t speak Italian now 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same , I even attended italian secondary school, but never been fluent😂🤦🏻♀️
@@skylarm570 this is just an inside joke. In all towns, small villages they have a different dialect. The accent of the dialect gets transferred to Italian when they have to speak it. For example, it's more than 20 years now that I speak Italian, I still find it extremely hard to understand people from Veneto when they speak Italian,.
As a native Italian speaker, you are going really well but you need to slow down and really pronounce every letter. By slowing down you can focus on using actual Italian pronunciation and eventually you can speak at a normal pace with excellent grammar!
Thank you for the tip! I will definitely slow down and take my time. ☺️
Tanto non te la dà
@@90Aga keep calm boy, non è che bisogna pensare sempre alla figa... beh in parte hai ragione... BUT L'ET'S KEEP CONTROL
I'm italian but these tips can be applied to learn any language, so thank you!
Sono italiana, ma queste dritte posso essere applicate per imparare qualsiasi lingua, quindi grazie!
Thank you!!! :)
Possono essere *
Ain’t it “possono”
Graziela Luciano avrà sbagliato
ALEXANDRA Yesh
“Listen to music”
Me, who’s learning german:
MOSKAU MOSKAU, WIRF DIE GLÄSER AN DIE WAND!!!!
how is it going?
Hey Lunar ! I''m also learning German. Would you like to be language partners ? Im an A2 :) and my ig is @priynandinigupta if you wanna contact me.
Yeah our music is very interesting xD
Ahahahha
Yess! I'm learning German too and I love that song lol. Some more great songs are (well, in my opinion) are:
-In einen Polenstädtchen
-Einmal Reisen (Das Lummerlandlied)
-Leon, das Chamäleon
-Schnappi mit Untertitel
When I heard you say “I know Spanish”, I was like “here's another Nathaniel...”, but how you speak at the end is an actually believable result after a month of daily practice without a tutor and real-life immersion.
With Nathaniel, he obviously knew enough basics when he started, and although his advice is legit, the results aren't a realistic benchmark for people starting from scratch.
So thanks for a realistic benchmark :)
Thanks for this comment. I totally understand what you mean. I also didn't have someone to speak with like he did, and I still have lots to learn!
@@SheaJordan Appreciate the reply! You did really well, wish you to continue progressing as much as you need :)
I watched the same video from Nathaniel Drew, and now after some months, I can speak french.
Yes, he's awesome!
Fahim mahmud oh wow that’s inspiring yeah I mostly wanna learn italian so that I can gossip about people without them knowing 😉🤫
Fahim mahmud ouais moi aussi 😂🤠
I also watched that video and started working on french last week. I haven't been consistent but this video has gotten me back on track!
Est ce que tu comprends musique en francaise. Apprends francaise du niveau 1 ne fait pas prendre 35 jours. Cest impossible.
Another fun fac:
I'm Arab and I'm watching a video in English on how to learn Italian to learn how to speak French...
I guess when it comes to learning languages you gotta do what you gotta do lol.
I am here because of French (spanish) too haha, I feel ya man. Good luck :) People of middle eastern origin seem to either speak no other languages or being a freaking polyglot beasts. It seams like you are the second. :)
Lol same I'm a brazilian learning korean
Are you from Saudi? I want to learn arabic
I’m Italian and i want to learn Japanese lol
lol I'm Czech watching a video in English on how to learn Italian to learn how to speak Arabic
that's the kind of world we live in, and I love it
Io sono impressionato che risposti a tutti i commenti molto dopo hai pubblicato questo video. Ho usato quasi tutti questi suggerimenti mentre stavo imparando Italian da qli ultimi quattro mesi.
Grazie! Sono felice che questo video ti sia stato utile 😊
Perché sono qui se sono italiana?🤣
Anche io sono qui. I suoi consigli, li applicherò per l' Inglese
Ideeeem
Anche io
Voglio vedere che si inventa questa americana per imparare l’italiano (e come sarà alla fine del mese)
Pure io ahahah
I’ve learned a couple foreign languages I have no idea why I’ve never considered using a log. What a brilliant tip man! Thanks.
Glad I could help!
i think videos like this will get super popular now because of Måneskin and what the band's doing to our sanity 😂 thank you for recording it, i'm ready to take notes!
Hahah a lot of people have already commented saying they’re here after maneskin 😂 I have lots of other helpful videos as well! This was when I first started learning Italian and have definitely changed my methods a bit since then
I found you by accident on TH-cam last night. You pointed out some very useful tips. Thank you. I have been trying to study Italian for the last 8 months. I grew up in an Italian family and everyone spoke Italian but, the kids were spoken to in english....I would love to carry on a conversation in Italian when I return to Italy to visit my cousins. Thanks again!!!
Ciao a tutti! Thanks for stopping by and watching this video. Of course, I need to note that I did NOT become fluent in one month and that short Italian part at the end was not everything I learned. Learning a new language takes time and I definitely think you start to understand it a lot faster than you are able to speak it. I'm having so much fun learning Italian and I cannot wait until I can become more conversational. If you're learning a new language, let me know in the comments below which one it is! 😊
I'm Arabic girl now Im watching ur vidio while I'm still learning Italian, in very short time I started to speak Italian let's say in 5 months and thx alot for the tips I followed them all but simply without organizing that anyway I will use ur tips with Spanish language when I'm done with Italian, thx alot for the video and I like the way u present it, very nice show.. Go on 🧡
Hi, Im russian native speeker and I learn English and French (just on start line:) now.
J'ai appris le français au niveau du B2 e voglio imparare italiano
Hi I'm italian and I've always had a passion for languages. I think you did a good job, of course one cannot be fluent in just one month, but that's a great start already. Keep up the good work!
Shea Jordan I grew up bilingual and I am currently learning my first foreign language of Serbo-Croatian... am I learning everyday... don’t have time but I have the will to learn
I'm watching this video in English. My first language is French. My second language is Russian. This video is about Italian. I want to learn Japanese.
Wow 🙌🏼🙌🏼 amazing
I’m learning French lmao I’m literally dying
@Dhs Abd07 if I wasnt brought up speaking but English and Russian I probably would have never had the patience to learn either. all I can recommend (regardless of your level) is to watch children's TV shows in Russian
Потрясающе!
HELLO THERE! I AM FROM SRI LANKA AND I RECENTLY STARTED LEARNING FRENCH. WOULD YOU MIND HELPING ME TO IMPROVE MY FRENCH LANGUAGE SKILLS? THANK YOU, NIUMI
The way you speak English is very pleasing to ears.
Thank you 😊
That moment, when she speaks italian better after one month of learning than me after 3 years of learning at school
😬😬😬
10 minutes into the video. I just realised that I'm italian and I already know the language.
Everybody has those days 🤷🏼♀️🤣🙌🏼
You go girl!!! Its amazing how much we can learn when we dedicate ourselves! Ive been studying Italian for 2 weeks with a tutor and on my own - and I can understand and form basic sentences. My accent its really bad but I dont care! I will keep at it! 💪
Yeah learning a language during lockdown is a super good thing
I recommend watching “skam Italia”, a remake of Norwegian series and I think it would be not that difficult to understand since the topics treated are not too conplex. I’m Italian and literally every teenager loves it😍 by the way, I really do love your voice
Yes! I’ve watched the show and I love it! They’re making another season now, right? Thanks so much for watching 💕
We can practice English speaking
This a great video, really eloquently put together. I think the number one most important thing to learn a language is to not be embarrassed. I remember when I was in Spanish class in high school nobody wanted to improve their accent because they thought it sounded tryhard or weird, but now I'm here in Spain and those same kinds of people sound completely American when they speak.
At first, your sentences will sound like a child speaking, you won't know every verb tense, you will feel uncomfortable talking with natives, etc. Once I learned to get over my fear of these things my proficiency skyrocketed.
Ciao!
Yes that’s so important, I’m so glad you wrote this and I hope many others see this too. Great tips! ❤️❤️
@@SheaJordan Grazie! If you study the right way you really can become proficient in a language in record time!
I'm learning Polish (third hardest language to learn for English speakers based on Babbel) for almost 3 weeks now. This video is the most practical one I watched, especially the Hello Talk app I didn't know of. Great work✌️
Great! I'm so glad you found it helpful!
Powodzenia!
Did u continue learning it? I’m learning it rn and I’m finding it very hard lol
@jackson_985 and how is it going?
If your spoken Italian evolved like that in a single month, that's quite impressive. Nicely done :D
Although this was from 4 years ago and I’m sure your Italian has exponentially improved, your Italian in this video was great! Super happy for you. I’m learning Italian now for a trip coming up soon. I love the journal idea. Grazie!
Thank you! Yes, now I live in Italy and am still learning. It’s difficult but it’s such a beautiful language and I’ve come a long way! 😊 Good luck with your studying!
Pretty solid Italian after just one month, ngl. Especially I have to say that you nailed the rolled ‘r’ which is very important to sound native!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Omg BABY is such a cool TV show!
I LOVE IT! The new season is out in a few days! Can’t wait!
Really? Where are u from? I didn't know it was an international series... It seems like a joke, Baby is very unpopular in Italy
@@streetadvisor8127 lmao really? Most of my Italian friends watched the new season literally the second it came out hahaha
Italian is the easiest language to learn for English speakers, and one of the most fun languages to speak imo! Great tips and I totally agree about learning words that will be used most. I am learning Greek now and when I observe my conversations in Italian I notice I use the same 20 verbs quite a lot so now I am focused on learning these verbs first!
Yeah it’s super fun! The grammar is really hard for me cuz the word order and some structures are different from English. That’s where I struggle. But that’s awesome you’re learning Greek, that must be super cool. Good luck with your learning! ☺️🙌🏼
Shea Jordan oh yeah, when I said “easiest” I didn’t mean “easy” haha! Getting used to a different word order is the part I find hardest too, I am lucky that I live in Italy so it got easier over time. Best wishes and thanks for your reply! 🌷
Oh of course, I understood what you meant. There are way harder languages out there, Like I lived in Hungary for a bit and Hungarian was unbelievably difficult! That’s awesome you live in Italy, I’m planning on going back in a year or so to live there for a few months to practice and put my knowledge to the test.
Καλή τύχη! 😁
Its not the easiest, not even close. Other Germanic languages are easiest
The last spoken part was perfect.you used the pass and the present.GOOD JOB I'M PROUD OF YOU
haha grazie mille
As an Italian you are welcome to visit Italy whenever you want but if you want to go to school here then I'd suggest you to stay safe in your country
I’m a year late in finding this but: thank you so much for making this video! I’ve been studying for a long while, and a lot of the tips you mentioned here were some of the ones that helped me most! And you mentioning your progress also confirmed to me that some study ideas I have may actually pay off the way I’m hoping.
I’m currently learning the most common 1000 words in chinese, cause a long time ago when I was learning French - learning the most common words boosted my ability to read/watch/speak basically a ton. In chinese I kept hitting walls of very little comprehension, so I rethought my strategy and decided to go through the most common words and characters before diving back into the grammar/listening etc that id been working on. Hearing you did exposure to the 1000 words in the beginning first makes me hopeful my plan will help a bit too. Also I just started using hellotalk and I can’t agree more! It got me to start practicing speaking a lot more! Your tip to do a conversational workbook to work on good sentences is something id like to include in my plans. I was debating I’d rewatching chinese shows I’ve seen with only chinese subtitles would help at all, and hearing you did this with Italian makes me hopeful it might help somewhat. I love that all your tips in here consider trying to approach learning while practicing all of the areas of writing/listening/speaking/reading. For a beginner starting out, this video really lays out a good starting idea for making a study plan!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It sounds like you found this helpful and I definitely think you're on the right track! I'm sure Chinese is tough to learn so as with any language, be patient and keep going!
The Italian language suits you, Shea. You look even classier and more authoritative while speaking it :) Carry on.
Thank you! I appreciate that ☺️
Thank you for the tips (I'm currently learning Spanish)/// What a lovely young lady you are - your mum, dad & both sisters must be very proud of you! Well done!
Thanks so much! They are ☺️ good luck with Spanish!
I should be studying for my finals but måneskin made me want to learn how to speak italian lol (I've always wanted to know a third language yk either spanish or italian) so I re-downloaded duolingo and I will follow your tips let’s hope this works...
all of us who fell in love with everything thats connected to Måneskin
Nice video. I am german and I already started learning italian 3 years ago in school. Now I am going to live in Sicily for a year and need a little more training. These tips are great and I am already following a bunch. Another tip is to set the language of your device (phone, tablet, laptop) in the language you want to learn.
That’s so cool! I loved Sicily when I visited. Enjoy! 🎉
I came here to listen u speak english and then i train my listening skills, but you've taught me a intresting method to learn new idioms, and im thinking about learn new idioms now!!THANKSS VERY MUCH
That's great!
Thank you. I hate when I have to learn like 20 nationalities and country names in the first lesson. Who needs this as a beginner?
Wait, that‘s me 😍 thank u 🙏🏻 keep up the good work girl 💕
omg hehe yes I LOVE your videos ❤️ Thanks for commenting!!!
Italian is such a beautiful language! I learned it in high school! Also, I’m obsessed with your channel!
Edwin Serrano yes I really love it and I can’t wait to keep learning and get better. Thanks for watching my videos!!
Oh, really? I would have never expected Italian to be taught in high schools.
@@PaoloDiBello98 siiii dio cane
Paolo Di Bello lots of schools in America teach it in the northeast because of all the Italian-Americans
ALE9069 si ma a scuola non ti insegnano che “dio cane” = “bello”
Hi, I’m Italian.
Italian grammar is much more complicated than the English one, so I guess it’s much more difficult learning Italian from English than the opposite.
On the other hand, I think that we have an easier pronunciation. So listening is harder in English.
Just to say that you’re doing a very very good job, keep it up!! 💪🏻💪🏻
There's a podcast on Spotify that I used and helped me a lot when I was studying italian, it's called coffee break Italian, they focus a lot on the conversational part, it's great to help you get started with the speaking :)
Girl thank you so much for this amazing tip! I just found out that there are Coffee Break podcasts for German, French and Spanish! 😍 Imparerò l'italiano più velocemente adesso. Grazie mille! :)
Hi juli. I am living in italy. Where a u
Thanks for this tip. I'm trying to learn language other than English and my native language. This is going to be helpful.
Oh my gosh! These are so helpful. I'm learning Italian during this quarantine and I'm so happy to find this video. Learning a new language felt like I'm learning English all over again. English is not even my native language. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I'm also a big fan of Nathaniel Drew
Awww great! I'm so glad you enjoyed this!
Trying to Learn to speak Greek in at least 3 month so I can go to Greece with my dad, even though this is Italian it has helped a lot!💖
Aww that’s an awesome goal! I’m glad this could help. Good luck!
This is really useful, thanks. I like the journal part. Actually writing what you did as that is probably what you would be using in conversations too. thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Shea, as an Italian I can tell you that your little introduction in Italian was very impressive! Good job. :) Saluti dalla Germania
Grazie mille!
**grabs phone**
**opens youtube app**
“let’s check what videos these youtubers have put out to make me feel worse about my life”
lol seriously though.... you're so right lol.
I'm about to try this for Italian though and see if it works!! I did something very similar for Spanish and it worked (but I did it over a longer period of time)
it represents me watching these videos and procrastinating at home lol
@@deborahcmo Your comment represents me
Joao Oliveira to be honest...
:/
Fun fact -I’m an Australian watching an American do a video on learning Italian -am a Native Spanish speaker by default as I was born in Central America but moved when I was 3 years old to Sydney! I’m currently studying opera with a Russian classical singing teacher (thus wanting to speak Italian)
I’m also learning Russian via TH-cam! I studied beginner Polish 9 years ago in Sydney 😅 so that has helped! Cheers Shea!
P.s am learning French Canadian through an opera singer friend in Quebec!!
Thank you so much,Shea!It was very helpful!!!
Happy to hear that! Thanks for watching
I’m Italian and I’m currently studying English and German...I’ve been struggling with German, but you just made me take my “words” book and gave me a booster.
Keep up the good work 🇮🇹
Ah thank you! German seems really tough!
Hi !
If you help me with Italian I could help you with German ?
@@Aurajdjebn3677 Hi! Ich bin Italiener und wenn dich interessiert, ich kann dir Italienisch beibringen aber zuerst hab ich eine Frage und zwar in welches Niveau bist du? Noch
Anfänger?
Laura Löslein that would be soooo helpful for both of us!
I’m italian and I’m so impressed! I Love your accent😍 keep going. Sei stata molto brava 😘
Thank you so much!!
I learn English by watching a video about learning Italian/ That is beneficial
As an italian a would like to say that that was a good effort. I know you have done great progress in 3 years but just an advice for everyoneelse; keep practicing those double consonants people, they are very important and make the difference between one world and another. For example here 14:13 Shea said "l'ano scorso" = "the last anus", instead of "l'anno scorso"= "the last year" with double N which is what she was trying to say. There are words such, cappello (double p) and capello (one p) carro and Caro, etc. Make sure those doubles can be herd. Baci e abbracci a tutti.
I'm Vietnamese and I'm starting to learn Italian. Thank you for your tips, it's really helpful!
Awesome! Glad you're learning Italian and I'm so happy you enjoyed my video!
Baby is an AMAZING show! I started learning Italian because of the show as well!
I'm not really planning to learn Italian, but the tips are helpful for learning any language. Also, I started watching the music video of the Italian song you linked to and kept watching because of the pretty girls. Thanks for that!
Haha thanks for watching! You’re welcome!
Your information was so valuable. Thank you for creating and posting this video.
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful :)
I learned english when i was a kid in a english school. Therefore, i don't know how to learn another language by myself. I'll try to do yours steps to learn french all by myself.
Awesome, yes I hope they help!
@Mwaniki Mwaniki where are you from
Mwaniki Mwaniki there’s neuroscience to show that monolingual people’s brains are different. They are unable to understand some things
It's been a month. How are you doing with this process?
Caio Siqueira - Tu é o primeiro brasileiro que aprendeu inglês numa dessas bostas de escolas. Fiz 2 anos de inglês numa dessas, 300 reais mensais, ( 2014-2016 ), 1 aula na semana só, e porra, só aprendi a falar dog e as cores. Essas escolas de inglês do Brasil são uma desgraça ( do mundo todo na verdade ), ninguém aprende bosta nenhuma, só fica dando dinheiro pra os donos gastarem com putas. Um ano atrás comecei a aprender por minha conta, hoje, já posso dizer que sou fluente ( eu sei disso porque fiz aulas com nativos pelo italki, eles me disseram que eu estou ótimo ). Meu comentário não tem nada a ver, mas fica aí caso alguém pense em colocar o filho em escola de inglês, você vai jogar seu precioso dinheiro no lixo. Invista em aulas no italki, mais barato e funciona.
I am italian and I speak english fluently I think that you have a pretty good base to start a conversation and to travel to Italy I just tell you to keep it up like that you did a very good job 😊 p.s. buona fortuna con lo studio dell' italiano👋
Grazie! :) I would love to travel to Italy again!
Since I have a lot of time because of the quarantine I decided that it's finaly time to learn italian.
My whole family (mom, auntie and gradma) all know italian and my grandpa is italian, but I never got enough time somehow to learn the language. Some days ago my grandpa called and told me that he practised English, so we can communicate (I am bulgarian, but he decided that it's easier to learn English) and I realised that this person, a grown up person is talking his time to learn a language just to talk to me, that is not even my native language and I got kind of dissapointed in myself for not doing anything for him so now I'm trying to learn italian, so we can talk more often and so it could be easier for him, I know that he will be very happy and now I'm doing it!
These tips are so good and I'm just at the beggining, but I really do think that they will help me a lot with my journey of learning the language and I'm really grateful for finding this video, thank you so much ♥️
Aww! I’m so happy you decided to take the jump and learn italian. Since you have family members who speak it, you can definitely have plenty of practice and learn a lot faster. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I truly wish you the best of luck with your learning!
Very good tips!! Looking up the 1000 most used words is so smart. I’ll be using that for sure!
Great! I’m glad you found this helpful!
i am croatian and fluent in english. i moved to germany about a year ago and i am currently stuck and learning very slowly (schools being closed isnt helpful either) 🥲 i would also like to learn korean and maybe even japanese later ^^ hopefully i will get there at some point in my life
thank you so much for this 💕
Best of luck! Thanks for watching!
Great video! I'm finishing up my third year living in Rome (I'm american) and my second year of italian lessons. Now I'm speaking at a C1 level and still everyday there something new to learn. It's so encouraging to know there are other people, such as yourself, who are experiencing the joys and difficulties of learning Italian!
I'm glad a ran into your channel by accident. I am currently about to begin my Italian journey. I feel like I'll have an easy time picking the language up since I know Spanish and Portuguese as well, but my challenge is to catch up to my dad who also speaks french. It is amazing when you switch between languages effortlessly. You have some useful tips(techniques). Keep up the good work
Thank you! Glad you just happened to find my channel!
Wow the most realistic ways to learn a new language! Thank you! Oh and you sounded great at Italian!!
Thanks!
On 5:40 you wrote "ho andato" but it should be "sono andato/a.." sorry but it just caught my eye and I felt like pointing it out
Agh, yeah in the beginning I ALWAYS messed up sono and ho with andato. Thanks for catching that!
Shea Jordan Trisha Elizabeth All the verbs that imply movement go with the auxiliary verb “essere”. Easy.
@@katrinadomi1 Yeah I know that's why I pointed it out
actually it's sono andata bc when you use essere in the past, you have to pay attention whether it's female or male ;) so in her case it's sono andata
@@katrinadomi1 Not precisely, for instance you say "ho corso per un'ora stamattina" (I ran for one hour this morning)... What you said, namely that verbs of motion always require "essere", is often taught as a rule in language schools, but it is rather a statistically preponderant case.
De facto, there is not a 100% rule on how to determine the auxiliary verb. In most cases, you use "essere" with intransitive verbs and "avere" with transitive verbs, but there are some exceptions.
Hi , i m italian and you really did a great job! Complimenti 😊
Grazie! Still learning, and thank you for your comment! :)
I'm learning Italian, my native language is spanish and I'm also fluent in english. I wanna do it as fast as possible because I also want to learn ASL (sign language) and french. My first option was german but I tried researching a bit and it kinda intimidated me (the pronunciation sounded a bit too hard for me, at least now it does, I'm only 14 lol) I decided to wait until I'm older to take professional classes or find someone who can help me but until then I decided to learn Italian (and the other two I mentioned). Guess I gotta thank quarantine for giving me all this free time, thanks for the tips!
GIRL SAME IM CHILEAN SO I SPEAK SPANISH AND IM FLUENT IN ENGLISH AND I AM TRYING TO LEARN ITALIAN OMG NAKSHAJHS
LOVVVVED the part when you said "I feel really proud of my self", you should be:)
Thank you!!
The Maneskin fans were summoned
😂🙌😂
Help cus why is this me
I’m learning French currently. More than 3 months now. Definitely gonna implement this tips! 😊 thankyou
I want to learn Italian, bc I like that language ,
My native language is Spanish, but I came to USA 5 years ago so I went to high school for two years and then I started working with native Americans, that’s the best way to learn the language you want to learn.
And now I’m here trying to learn Italian 😌
My coworker speaks Italian so he helps me a lot when I have questions.
I am Brazilian 🇧🇷 and I am learning English. I love your channel and I love to hear you speak English because your English is very clean and I can understand 60% of what you speak helps me to train listening. Thank you very good the video.
Wow, thank you! That's great :)
The result is impressive! Your pronunciation was pretty good and the tips are very helpful to be honest, I used a few of them myself to learn english and it worked! You should be proud of what you learned so far, can’t wait to see an entire video in italian 😊💗
Thank you! That means a lot! Pronunciation is hard but even within the 2 weeks from filming this video, I can tell I'm sounding better.
Shea Jordan that’s great!
Great tip with the most common word !
Very useful for me was a so called “Frequency Dictionary of ...” , which was in my case Spanish but is for sure available in many other languages as well .
Sven R thanks!!
That's really incredible. It took me one whole year to learn Italian.
Well, I'm definitely not fluent but I'd like to think by now I can have a basic conversation! Can't wait to see where I'm at in a year.
of the 20 or so videos iv watched about learning languages you have had the most constructive suggestions and im only at no.3 thanks so much !!
Aww thank you! That’s truly so great to hear 😊
@@SheaJordan the rest were grate! im supper keen for hello talk no one elce suggested it ! these were all out the box and relay inspiring! what language are you going to learn next?
Oh I’m still learning Italian and really want to get that solid before I move on to anything else. I’m not sure what language I would try next, maybe French?