Ho capito tutto, il tuo accento e la tua pronuncia sono molto chiari e precisi. E' un piacere guardare i tuoi video. I've understood everything, your accent and your pronunciation are very clear and accurate. It's a pleasure watching your videos.
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+Mattia Mercury I'm very happy to hear it, thanks! :)
interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about learn how to speak italian try Tarbetti Amazing Italian Tutor (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
The one crappy thing is that I'm still in Italian 104 in college. However, I know a lot of dialect because I speak with my parents. So most of the phrases I've mastered are in dialect. So often times it makes me sound uneducated when speaking to strangers in Italy
Actually i'm speaking with an American native speaker and i'm doing exactly what you said. Trying to change some verbs on phrases that I memorized is the best way, thanks for sharing this video Tom, you're helping me a lot :)
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+Fabio Cerullo I'm happy to hear it Fabio! Thanks! :)
I want to learn english AND italian and your Videos are very helpful. I love the way you speak in both languages, you're doing a great job! Tanti saluti dalla Germania!
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+Debbie DeBarto I'm happy to hear that I can be of some assistance! :) Enjoy learning English & Italian!
This is great advice! Limited vocabulary is probably my biggest issue right now. With certain topics, I feel really confident and can express myself great, but with others I feel like I'm a complete beginner again! So the third tip is the one I'm working on the most at the moment ^_^
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+Andrea Heckler Thanks, happy to hear it! I've been slowly adding some new words into my vocab. Initially it's hard, but once you get it down it's so satisfying! :)
ciao!! ho capito tutto ciò che hai detto!:) in inglese mi viene abbastanza bene scrivere, ma parlare mi viene un po più difficile.. cercherò di esercitarmi molto!! grazie! :)
I like when you have subtitles in your videos, this one did not have; keep the subtitles please, I like your videos because I can practice English and Italian at the same time, I'm from Brazil, thank you.
Tom, would New York (Little Italy) be a good place to visit to experience total immersion? I'm thinking it would be cheaper than going all the way to Italy! Is there a specific place(s) or area you would recommend?
I like your accent and yes, your tips also. Thanks for sharing! I'm kinda struggling in expressing myself in Italian and sometimes it feels so awkward. I'm wondering how could I overcome these?
I know this isn't about Italian but please reply. I have my French A level exam in a couple of months but don't know how to revise for it. I'm believe I'm capable of an A and I really want to do do to the best that I can achieve. Is it just making some essay plans for the writing exam and making sure you know the grammar? I have writing, reading, listening and oral exams.
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+BarcelonaCobayo1998 Hi! I think if you cover the different verb tenses and practice writing longer passages you should be in good shape! Reading will help you to learn different ways of putting words together. Whenever I had an Italian exam in school I would just spit back out phrases I always would read or heard on tv shows. I'm sure you'll do great! Good luck! :)
+TomTxxytu thanks very much for replying. How could I go about learning vocabulary on each topic?
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+BarcelonaCobayo1998 No problem! I think you could probably pick up a lot just by reading articles online about different topics. I don't know what they'll cover on your exam, but I think anything that has to do with the environment, traveling, being at the airport, taking a bus, giving directions, history about a place, anything along those lines should be good. I know all my Italian exams had something to do with those topics.
Hey Tom, did you learn Italian in America or Italy. I'm learning Italian in England and was hoping for some reassurance that it is in fact possible to do it without going to Italy.
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+moses adeyemi Hey Moses! I learned it in America! So totally possible for you to do so as well in England! :)
Ho capito tutto, il tuo accento e la tua pronuncia sono molto chiari e precisi. E' un piacere guardare i tuoi video.
I've understood everything, your accent and your pronunciation are very clear and accurate. It's a pleasure watching your videos.
+Mattia Mercury I'm very happy to hear it, thanks! :)
interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about learn how to speak italian try Tarbetti Amazing Italian Tutor (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
Tom, you're one helluva teacher!
*Thank you so much , I did this with English and it works !*
Grazie per questo tip perché ogni giorno io sempre penso in nuovi parole di usare quando sto parlando con una persona in Italiano!!
Excellent tips!
The one crappy thing is that I'm still in Italian 104 in college. However, I know a lot of dialect because I speak with my parents. So most of the phrases I've mastered are in dialect. So often times it makes me sound uneducated when speaking to strangers in Italy
Grazie, Tom!
Thanks for the advice
Actually i'm speaking with an American native speaker and i'm doing exactly what you said. Trying to change some verbs on phrases that I memorized is the best way, thanks for sharing this video Tom, you're helping me a lot :)
+Fabio Cerullo I'm happy to hear it Fabio! Thanks! :)
Thanks, as always, for the great advice! It does help to learn a few phrases and same them over and over again. Grazie mille, Tom e buongiorno!
I want to learn english AND italian and your Videos are very helpful. I love the way you speak in both languages, you're doing a great job! Tanti saluti dalla Germania!
+Debbie DeBarto I'm happy to hear that I can be of some assistance! :) Enjoy learning English & Italian!
Thanks Tom, love your videos and advise.
Great video! Grazie mille!
Well, very good & useful tips. Grazie mille. Thanks Tom.
This is great advice! Limited vocabulary is probably my biggest issue right now. With certain topics, I feel really confident and can express myself great, but with others I feel like I'm a complete beginner again! So the third tip is the one I'm working on the most at the moment ^_^
+Andrea Heckler Thanks, happy to hear it! I've been slowly adding some new words into my vocab. Initially it's hard, but once you get it down it's so satisfying! :)
Gracie, Tom per quelli tips
You are simply great !| Thank you so much
+Leo Monaco Thank you Leo! :)
Grazie Tom!
ciao!! ho capito tutto ciò che hai detto!:) in inglese mi viene abbastanza bene scrivere, ma parlare mi viene un po più difficile.. cercherò di esercitarmi molto!! grazie! :)
I think i followed all u tube
teachers bt i liked 4 teachers
including u my sir
u r da best...
Grazie mille Tom! I tuoi video sempre il megliore
jennifer olivero sei filippina?
Puoi fare il video di condizionale composto?
All great advice!!
Bravo!
Hi ! thank you for this video, it's really helpful as I'm learning both Italian and English at the moment ahah
Bravo!!!!
I like when you have subtitles in your videos, this one did not have; keep the subtitles please, I like your videos because I can practice English and Italian at the same time, I'm from Brazil, thank you.
Grazie mille 😊
Every time I watch your video, It seems like You really talk with me.
You have a wonderful camera.
Grande Tom ;D
+AssassinGhost 199 I'm very happy to hear it! Grazie mille :)
How many verbs have to learn for Italian language..
Ottimi consigli! Credo solo che ci voglia molto tempo libero per fare quello che dici.. Purtroppo non ce n'è mai abbastanza! Che lavoro fai?
Tom, would New York (Little Italy) be a good place to visit to experience total immersion? I'm thinking it would be cheaper than going all the way to Italy! Is there a specific place(s) or area you would recommend?
I don't no why i'm watching this video, i'm an Italian mather tongue lol, I can understand what did you say, thanks for your help
Thank you. It helps:)
I like your accent and yes, your tips also. Thanks for sharing! I'm kinda struggling in expressing myself in Italian and sometimes it feels so awkward. I'm wondering how could I overcome these?
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Hi Tom, would you please do a video explaining what it means to be "furbo/furba"?/How to use it?
Lei è una ragazza furba. Furba=clever
To be clever or pretending to be clever or wise
@@shankardevliwala7825 Grazie tanto!
@@DahTuTor Grazie per la spiegazione!
Hi man, what's up? Great video, I think it is very useful!
I know this isn't about Italian but please reply. I have my French A level exam in a couple of months but don't know how to revise for it. I'm believe I'm capable of an A and I really want to do do to the best that I can achieve. Is it just making some essay plans for the writing exam and making sure you know the grammar? I have writing, reading, listening and oral exams.
+BarcelonaCobayo1998 Hi! I think if you cover the different verb tenses and practice writing longer passages you should be in good shape! Reading will help you to learn different ways of putting words together. Whenever I had an Italian exam in school I would just spit back out phrases I always would read or heard on tv shows. I'm sure you'll do great! Good luck! :)
+TomTxxytu thanks very much for replying. How could I go about learning vocabulary on each topic?
+BarcelonaCobayo1998 No problem! I think you could probably pick up a lot just by reading articles online about different topics. I don't know what they'll cover on your exam, but I think anything that has to do with the environment, traveling, being at the airport, taking a bus, giving directions, history about a place, anything along those lines should be good. I know all my Italian exams had something to do with those topics.
Tom reminds me of my Spanish teacher, except Tom is into Italian.
What site would be good for getting a translation of a phrase
Reverso context is really useful for that :-)
Paul Best thank you
bel video
This helped so much. I tend to want to translate word for word. Of course, this is not working!
Hey Tom, did you learn Italian in America or Italy. I'm learning Italian in England and was hoping for some reassurance that it is in fact possible to do it without going to Italy.
+moses adeyemi Hey Moses! I learned it in America! So totally possible for you to do so as well in England! :)
Do you know Spanish and french?
+Andres Blanco I do! Not nearly as well as I know Italian, though!
Nice video! Are you American or English?
Sorry but I've just subscribed
+Gianvito Gargano è americano con origini italiane, se non sbaglio!
+danmustdie 击 non sbagli
Io parlo troppo a stento. Italiani parliano velocemente. È divertendo.🤣
Do u drive bmw? :3
ciao sono il primo a vedere questo video
complimenti XD
Io il secondo
He's hot!! But the tips are pretty good too haha 😉