Your videos are helping me so much! This is better than one/one for me as I can stop and really think about what you are teaching. You explain everything so well, clear and concise!
I was just making a list of irregular verbs to learn, and with piacere I was confused because the conjugations in the dictionary were "io piaco" etc, and I had only learned "mi piace" etc. So this explained exactly what I needed to know. You are amazing at explaining Italian!
Ciao Stefano!! My native language is Spanish, so it's harder to try to understand how to use "Piacere" by listening it in English, oh my gosh jajaja, it would be better to listen the explanation only in Italian.. Muchas gracias, tus videos son increíblemente útiles!!
Fantastic. Great explanation for native English speakers about how to navigate the reverse structure which twists our brains LOL. I love your use of the blue and red type, which puts the construction closer to how it works in English. Cool cognitive trick for learning/memorizing!
Such an excellent video. Thank you for this clarification. Molto grazie mille. Are you able to do a video on "Ti amo" vs " Ti voglio bene"? Amare can only be used with lovers but not parent's, pets etc but use verb voler bene instead. As these two verbs are so different grammatically. One requires direct objects ( amare chi ?) and the other indirect ones ( voler bene a chi ?) Your logic and way of explaining it , makes it soooooo easy. Thanks again
Stefano, this video (and others like it) are amazing combined with your course. This was so complimentary with the lesson in the course on how to use "piacere".
Bravo Stefano. Io sono madrelingue inglese ...vivevo a Roma da dodici anni....ma mi piacere sempre a migliorare. Ho scritto un libro ...tutto di Roma. Ma parli bene l'inglese americana.
Hi Stefano - I'm confused about "they like xyz" You translated "they like me" as "gli piaccio", but I'm not sure how you determined "gli" over "loro"? All the translation engines that I can find are returning the disjunctive form - "a loro piaccio". Thus, for the sentence "they like her", the translation engines are returning "a loro piace". Please help!
Ciao stefano, so, se voglio dire "YOU LIKE ME" possiamo dire "piaccio a te"? un'altra cosa...puoi fare un video che spiega come usare la parola però.😁🙏 please! Perchè non capisco il significato quando la sento contestualizzata. Grazie mille stefano devo dire che adoro il tuo podcast.
Puoi dire "Piaccio a te" che è grammaticalmente corretto, ma poco usato nella lingua di tutti i giorni perciò "ti piaccio" è preferibile! "Però" è esattamente la stessa cosa di "ma". Spero di averti aiutato!!
You are SO concise with this. It's helped so much. GRAZIE MILLE!
Stefano , your explanations are GREAT!
Thanks!
Your videos are helping me so much! This is better than one/one for me as I can stop and really think about what you are teaching. You explain everything so well, clear and concise!
I was just making a list of irregular verbs to learn, and with piacere I was confused because the conjugations in the dictionary were "io piaco" etc, and I had only learned "mi piace" etc. So this explained exactly what I needed to know. You are amazing at explaining Italian!
Ciao Stefano! Sono Giapponese. Nessuno mi ha insegnato di "piacere" e volevo imparare cosi dalla base. Grazie mille, Arigatou.
SO HELPFUL!!! Thank you. Struggled with this for years and your 10 minute video just made it so easy for me. Grazie!
Che bello!
Very different way of speaking but this makes sense. Thank you Stefano.
Ciao Stefano!! My native language is Spanish, so it's harder to try to understand how to use "Piacere" by listening it in English, oh my gosh jajaja, it would be better to listen the explanation only in Italian.. Muchas gracias, tus videos son increíblemente útiles!!
I had a feeling Italian would structure it this way. I'm so glad I learned the "gustar" equivalent many years ago.
How amazing teacher you are. Grazie mille.
Grazie mille Sefano! Mi piacciono i tuoi video!
wowow you are the best teacher
this is the best explanation. finally clear
Fantastic. Great explanation for native English speakers about how to navigate the reverse structure which twists our brains LOL. I love your use of the blue and red type, which puts the construction closer to how it works in English. Cool cognitive trick for learning/memorizing!
Such an excellent video. Thank you for this clarification. Molto grazie mille. Are you able to do a video on "Ti amo" vs " Ti voglio bene"? Amare can only be used with lovers but not parent's, pets etc but use verb voler bene instead. As these two verbs are so different grammatically. One requires direct objects ( amare chi ?) and the other indirect ones ( voler bene a chi ?) Your logic and way of explaining it , makes it soooooo easy. Thanks again
Grazie!! And yeah sure that’s a wonderful idea!
Sei un grande, Stefano, ottimo video!
Waoh I was confused..thank you
👍🏼
A me piacciono i tuoi video!
Grazie!
Stefano, this video (and others like it) are amazing combined with your course. This was so complimentary with the lesson in the course on how to use "piacere".
Grazie mille 🥰🥰
Bravo Stefano. Io sono madrelingue inglese ...vivevo a Roma da dodici anni....ma mi piacere sempre a migliorare. Ho scritto un libro ...tutto di Roma. Ma parli bene l'inglese americana.
Thank youu
Le piacete
What an excellent video! Your explanations are first-rate! Really, really clear and helpful. Thanks, Stefano!
Grazie mille 😍
I saw Gli instead of Li or Le and instantly understood why. Thanks to your other video about direct and indirect pronouns. 💜
The besttt
Fantastic
Thanks Stefano I love your videos. But I am confused. You wrote Loro Piacciomo - is that correct? Please help!
When to use gli vs loro for "them"?
Hi Stefano, is it also possible to says: Mi piaci = Piaci a me?
mi piace il video e mi piaci tu!
Ottimo lavoro!!! E grazie!!
Is it friendly or can "mi piaci" be misconstrued as romantic liking?
Wow … do much to think about ; great explanation however!
Hi Stefano - I'm confused about "they like xyz"
You translated "they like me" as "gli piaccio", but I'm not sure how you determined "gli" over "loro"?
All the translation engines that I can find are returning the disjunctive form - "a loro piaccio". Thus, for the sentence "they like her", the translation engines are returning "a loro piace".
Please help!
Ci piaci
Ti piacciamo
Gli piacio
Ci piace
Ciao,Stefano! Parla solo in italiano, per favore!
Ciao stefano, so, se voglio dire "YOU LIKE ME" possiamo dire "piaccio a te"?
un'altra cosa...puoi fare un video che spiega come usare la parola però.😁🙏 please! Perchè non capisco il significato quando la sento contestualizzata. Grazie mille stefano devo dire che adoro il tuo podcast.
Puoi dire "Piaccio a te" che è grammaticalmente corretto, ma poco usato nella lingua di tutti i giorni perciò "ti piaccio" è preferibile! "Però" è esattamente la stessa cosa di "ma". Spero di averti aiutato!!
@@teacherstefano grazie per la tua risposta.👍
Mi piace studiare
Ai miei amici piace viagiare
Vi piace mangiare la pizza
Пожалуйста,
НЕ ГОВОРИТЕ ПО АНГЛИЙСКИ
Is it really wrong to say "Ti piaccio" ??
🙄
It's meaning is totally opposite 😜
Well it’s not wrong but it means “you like me”