Top 10 Italian Mistakes ❌ (and How to Avoid Them!) from a REAL native Italian teacher
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01:17 1. Skipping the definite article
02:46 2. Misuse of the Definite Articles
06:55 3. Incorrect Verb Conjugation
11:02 4. Confusion of Prepositions
13:58 5. Misplacing Adjectives
16:30 6. Forgetting the "Double Consonants"
18:24 7. Mixing Up "Essere" , "Avere" and “Stare”
20:48 8. Incorrect use of "Tu" and "Lei"
23:02 9. Forgetting to use Reflexive Verbs
25:42 10. Mispronouncing vowels
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I still don't understand how to use vostro. I understand using tuo, tua, tuoi, and tue but when to use vostro, vostra, vostri, vostre I just don't get.
Those are "possessive adjectives", "vostro" is the one for "your" but plural (so more than one person). I explain in detail how they work in a dedicated video, I have linked it in the description 😉
4. Confusion of prepositions. No way around it, you must learn when to use each one for fixed expressions. I practice by making up sentences in Italian where I use different prepositions. For your example, “ sono a Roma” I ask myself, does the preposition change if I want to say I am in a state or country? (It does.). Don’t ask why Italian uses different prepositions, just learn when to use each one and don’t try to compare it to English.
I am high intermediate in Spanish, so much of this information is familiar. Italian is a beautiful language and you are a beautiful and kind teacher. Thank you very much. Greetings from Montana, United States. ❤❤❤
Grazie mille, Paula! I'm glad to be helpful!
Excellent lesson
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As always, a great video. I laughed when she talked about dropping vowels at the end of words, using mozzarella as an example. I grew up in an Italian- American neighborhood. Just about everyone was first or second generation American, coming from Southern Italy. All I ever heard was "mozzarell", "ricott" or "rigut", "prosciutt" or "brazoot", "parmigian" or "parmajohn" , etc. in the corner grocery store where I worked.
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Thanks for the video. The hardest for me is reflexive,
They can be pretty confusing! Have you watched my dedicated video yet? th-cam.com/video/uJgKQ8-k13s/w-d-xo.html
That's true. In English, adding the definite article means that there is only one pizza(in the room or in the world)
, and I am going to eat it.
Many, many thanks, ma'am, for this class.
So I just want to say as a American who’s grandparents came from the old country as we say here GRAZIE MILLE
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Thanks for pointing out these mistakes. Spanish being my native language learning Italian has been easier but still make these mistakes. Looking forward to checking out your videos. Did the mistake of starting to learning Italian with English spoken programs which I understood perfectly given I’m in the USA since I was 6 years old, but obviously the similarity of the Spanish language makes it so much easier.
Yes, being a Spanish native speaker is a huge advantage. But even Spanish and Italian have differences, e.g. we do have more choices for articles so it's normal some of these still escape you.
Perfetto. 💗
Thank you so much for these videos I have been learning on Duolingo I’m a 2nd generation American/Italian unfortunately my grandparents Told my dad your to speak English your American because the Irish at that time did not like the Italian immigrants (my nonna was from Naples's and my grandpa from COLLABORO. My dad and Mom had 5 children 40 yrs married. and my Mom was not Italian but Irish . I’m almost 60 I always heard I’m mixed lol sounds funny now but anyway I WANT TO SPEAK ITALIAN FLUENTLY but SADLY I KNOW SOME FOODS AND SWEARS . Now I’ve been doing Duolingo and listening
Benvenuta, Janice!
Still awesome!
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What makes you to know the difference between masculine words and feminine
Hello- I am currently in Rome- I self taught myself some basic Italian however I feel as if I will never be able to say a full sentence as I due have trouble with the R in words I need help
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Grande Prof. Hanno un amore smisurato per noi nativi e per dimostrarci quanto siano fieri delle loro origini ma poi non fanno nulla per entrare davvero nella nostra mentalitá e cultura e non capiscono che la chiave per farlo è la lingua italiana parlata decentemente. Quando compiranno questo importante progresso potranno davvero dirsi "italian americans" . Fino ad allora la combinazione italian american sarà un ossimoro scherzoso che rimanda ( purtroppo) a una cinematografia italo americana ahimé molto fortunata al botteghino ma che ha gettato addosso a noi nativi italiani molti stereotipi e luoghi comuni.
Thank you Tr Valentine
Grazie Mille Vallentina mi tipaice love your Videos.
VERY NICE VIDEO.
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Thanks for the video. The hardest for me is reflexive, because in English the verb is not reflexive but in Italian it is.
Yes Bryan, reflexive verbs are something you really need to train your brain to accept and use. Have you watched my video on reflexive verbs? I give an explanation of what they and how they work that hopefully will help you with this process.
I am so happy I found your channel is amazing!! I am in the process of learning italian, spanish is my first language and english my second!! It is easier for my to make my notes and translations to spanish since both languages are similar. My question for you is do you always have to use definite article before posessive pronouns? For example:
La mia vicina
Il mio vicino
Is it correct to only say:
Mia vicina
Mio vicino
Normally in spanish we would say:
Mi vecino
Mi vecina
Thank you so much!
Benvenuto, Victor! I actually have two dedicated videos which will reply extensively to your question:
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Enjoy! 😉
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Grazie mille!!!
I wish you could have taught me English since the 3rd grade in 1972. This is the first time I have ever heard the term subjunctive and I had no idea it might be something to look forward to doing. American public schools: mama mia. 😊
😄😄 No worries, Michael, even many native Italians forget about it nowadays! 😅
Hi Valentina. Number 3...conjugating verbs....you've just got to practise. And number 6.. the double consonants. These are the hardest for me. It's good fun learning though 👌
So helpful. I am just a total beginner but I now feel prepared what watch to look out for from the very start.
THIS was excellent! You are a great teacher. Thank you for your passion for teaching us.
Thank you for the videos! Especially the part about putting the noun before the adjective that was new for me.
Great lesson, thank you. I find reflexive verbs very confusing I will endeavour to practice more. Also something you didn't mention is the difference between passato prossimo and imperfetto, gets me every time.
How to communicate effectively. buon sera valentina.
my problem is that, when I say: io mangio what about NOI because sometimes we are eating together
I love your videos. They are so helpful. You explain things so clearly. I'm a beginner at learning Italian. One of the things that I've found challenging that leads to mistakes is there is this general rule that "In Italian, you pronounce every letter". So my brain goes to that rule when reading or speaking. I don't think that rule is really accurate, especially when it comes to multiple vowels. For example, the rule would have you pronounce giovedi as Jee oh vay dee (sorry if my phonetics aren't quite exact there). I was taught to pronounce it as jo vay dee. One teacher said Italians do pronounce every letter. They just blend them so quickly that a native English speaker can't pick it up. What's you take on this? Once again, thanks for the great videos.
Buongiorno Tom. I also always tell my students that we pronounce every.single.vowel like they were self-standing, because that's actually true. And although it's also true that the sounds seem to blend together to a foreign ear, that's NOT in my opinion why you are having trouble with "giovedì". I think in this case you may be encountering two issues: 1) the common misconception that "i" is built in in the "c" and "g", which leads to a lot of confusion with pronunciation and spelling (I have already filmed a video on this point and I will upload it in the upcoming weeks) 2) stress placement. If you place your stress on a vowel, that will give the vowel more emphasis, since you are spending more time there, making its sound more predominant. So pay attention to place the stress correctly (on the last vowel) and DO NOT STOP (as I always tell my students) until you reach the end. This way you won't give the "i" too much emphasis, just the amount it needs for clear articulation. Hope this helps!
grazie molto.Arrivederci
Grazie molto
Please how do you say thank you to your teacher, professor, or Doctor in Italian language. please kindly send me a reply ma. Grazie molto. Do have a lovely day.
Grazie mille !!! sono stato in Italia tutta l'estate quest'anno e anche molti altri mesi e grazie ai tuoi video e a tutto ciò che condividi ho usato raramente l'inglese. Spero ancora di studiare arte in italiano nella mia vita. il mio sogno è studiare a Firenze. Buona giornata !!! Grazie di tutto!!! 💚🤍❤️ Italia per sempre 😊
Fantastico!! Sono felice che tu sia riuscito a fare questa esperienza e ti auguro di riuscire a realizzare il tuo bellissimo sogno!
Awesome video!!!
Thank you!
Grazie mille !!