Ciao! I love your lessons, I have no trouble understanding grammar ( your explanation is perfectly clear), my problem is poor memory, which probably you have no remedy for. Nevertheless I'm enjoying the course. I' m a devoted fan of Italy and yours as well. Greetings
I’ve been struggling with the pronouns but I found your explanation really simple. You broke it down perfectly and I really understood it. Thanks so much! I subscribed!! I would be very interested in a video about pronouns with the imperative too!! 😍
I was a little confused with the last example. I thought il professore was a direct pronoun because the students are responding to him directly. But the “al” preposition before does help with distinguishing direct vs indirect. Awesome lesson!
I thought the al professore would use the indirect objection pronoun Le, as it would be the formal you as he is a professor and not gli. Can you please clarify ?
@@amberabrahams6344 ciao! You would be using Le if you were talking directly to the professor. Here we are saying “him” not “you” (formal). That’s why we need to use “gli”, because “al professore” is an indirect object masculine and singular third person :)
This is the first time I hear you speak in English and your accent is American! Makes sense of course I don't know what I expected but it makes me wonder if I will speak with a Milano accent
I have just found this video - perfect for me - great teaching style. I was pausing the video and making notes - I started to think about ascoltare and referred back the verbs of written and oral communication - and then the next minute of the video answered my question. Really helpful - I have subscribed and will look for more of your videos - Thank you.
Certo! I agree with the last person that commented - this video has really cleared up some of the questions I've had on this topic. I had just come across some exercises using this bit of grammar and found myself totally confused so thank you so much. And those last four verbs.... whoa! Anyway, grazie mille!
Grazie! Currently I’m a student in the process of learning Italian. I’m in second level and feel I need to review so much I have forgotten from the first level of class. Recently I came across your channel, it has been so helpful!
😮🎉 sei molto bravo! A dire la verità mai ho sentito un italiano parlate così bene l'inglese! (Senza l'acento) Complimenti. Molti dicono "eppy"(happy) "mekk å" (mac), 😊 non solo parli bene l'inglese ma anche sei un ottimo insegnante🎉
This was exactly what i was looking for. I trascripted all the information you provided because they are VERY useful. Here is a Like and a sub. Grazie mille!!!!.
Molto ben spiegato, grazie! Anch'io insegno la lingua. Piccoli particolari: Consiglierei solo di usare un font come Tahoma, perche' spesso I in maiuscolo e L in minuscolo sono uguali. Meglio dire "review" invece di revise (to edit/change). Quando spiego l'oggetto indiretto, dico che la persona riceve l'azione ma solo indirettamente, come "I throw you the ball." When you say the action is directed to the person, it sounds too similar to "direct" object. Comunque, la lezione e' ottima. Bravissimo, Stefano!
Subscribed because I can see that I’m going to learn from your content. Trying to learn & understand these pronouns has been driving me crazy but with your clear explanations I feel more confident in tackling them. Thank-you. 👍👍👍
Wow super informative! I studied already German as third language and still found it quite hard to understand! But you made it very clear! Grazie mille!
Your videos are so good! When I can't understand something, I always come to your channel and have a ha moments! Thank you so much for the excellent work!
Dear Stefano, can you explain how you determine when to put the direct and indirect object pronoun in the "new" sentence? I see it sometimes at the beginning of the sentence and sometimes in the middle of the sentence and I wonder how is it determined? Thank you very much in advance. I learn so much from your videos!
I'm not sure what you mean, but in Italian the pronouns generally come before the verb, unless the verb is in the indicative form, in which case they are fused onto the end of the verb. It's tricky if you are a native English speaker, because we put the direct object pronoun AFTER the verb. For example, 'Do you eat the pizza? Yes, I eat IT.' But in Italian, it's 'Mangia la pizza? Si, la mangio.' So in this case, the 'it' comes before the verb. With an infinitive, it can also be placed on the end lf the verb. 'Posso mangiare la pizza? Si, puo mangiarla.' Good luck, and keep practicing.
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Ciao! I love your lessons, I have no trouble understanding grammar ( your explanation is perfectly clear), my problem is poor memory, which probably you have no remedy for. Nevertheless I'm enjoying the course. I' m a devoted fan of Italy and yours as well. Greetings
I'm from Brazil here and I'm beginning to study Italian. You're a very good teacher! This topic can be quite tricky.
Grazie Stefano! That was one of the clearest explanations I've heard on this topic, and was very useful to me. 👍🙂
I concur with this. I am very very grateful Stefano.
Wow! You are the first teacher that explained direct and indirect objects so clearly !!! You are an awesome teacher. I have definitely subscribed!!!
Grazie mille 💕💕
Sono d'accordo!
It took me a couple listens but I think I fully get it now. Grazie mille!
I’ve been struggling with the pronouns but I found your explanation really simple. You broke it down perfectly and I really understood it. Thanks so much! I subscribed!!
I would be very interested in a video about pronouns with the imperative too!! 😍
Grazie mille! I actually have it already! It’s called “la posizione dei pronomi”
I was a little confused with the last example. I thought il professore was a direct pronoun because the students are responding to him directly.
But the “al” preposition before does help with distinguishing direct vs indirect. Awesome lesson!
Grazie mille!!
I thought the al professore would use the indirect objection pronoun Le, as it would be the formal you as he is a professor and not gli. Can you please clarify ?
This was an excellent video. You need more subscribers !!
@@amberabrahams6344 ciao! You would be using Le if you were talking directly to the professor. Here we are saying “him” not “you” (formal). That’s why we need to use “gli”, because “al professore” is an indirect object masculine and singular third person :)
@@teacherstefano thank you for the explanation! Ho capito.
Thanks bro I’ve got a test in an hour and I think I’ve got the hang of this
This is the first time I hear you speak in English and your accent is American! Makes sense of course I don't know what I expected but it makes me wonder if I will speak with a Milano accent
I have just found this video - perfect for me - great teaching style. I was pausing the video and making notes - I started to think about ascoltare and referred back the verbs of written and oral communication - and then the next minute of the video answered my question. Really helpful - I have subscribed and will look for more of your videos - Thank you.
Grazie mille! I am glad you found my video helpful!
This video is just a masterclass on how to teach - congratulations 👏👏👏
Certo! I agree with the last person that commented - this video has really cleared up some of the questions I've had on this topic. I had just come across some exercises using this bit of grammar and found myself totally confused so thank you so much. And those last four verbs.... whoa! Anyway, grazie mille!
I just learn more than I thought I would. Thanks a lot!
Hi, I am watching from India❤
This was really helpful you are a good teacher 😌 can't wait to try again
Grazie! Currently I’m a student in the process of learning Italian. I’m in second level and feel I need to review so much I have forgotten from the first level of class. Recently I came across your channel, it has been so helpful!
Thank you for this video. I have had so much confusion about the pronouns. You have clarified it for me. I really appreciate it.
I love your method of simplifying Italian language..
Grazie sempre. I need more of this
Thank you. This video cleared up a lot for me. I appreciate it.
You are the best Italian teacher. Thanks for providing such clear explanations and tricks to solve one of the most complicated topics.
best explanation I've seen, grazie mille
Ottimo video. Just the lesson I was looking for. Very helpful. Explained very well and in English, too. Grazie mille!
Una brava spiegazione! Grazie, Stefano!
Grazie Stefano, I now think I am on my way to getting the direct and indirect pronouns. Molto bene, grazie mille.
My head is spinning, but I liked the lesson very much, Stefano! Grazie❣️
Great job explaining direct and indirect with reference to the English language and the a Italian language. It helped me a lot! Grazie mille!
Your videos are quick steps to learning a language especially Italian.... well-done 👍👍👍
Foundational info and you gotta make it happen automatically if you are going to get into Italian. Super clearly presented. Fine piece of work.
grazie! quando lo spieghi, è semplice!😊
bravo stefano! hai spiagiato molto bene questa lezione! grazie mille
Well, you're the best teacher I've ever knew on youtube, your explanation is very cleaar, thankssss a lotttt🌝💛💛
it was very very clear, Grazie mille Stefano! now i can finally say i understood it,
Thank you very much!
Duolingo threw these at me yesterday and I had no idea what was going on 😂
Brilliant explanation, thank you!
Awesome!! you made it very clear and the words you used made it easy... grazie amico mio ciao
Top notch video. I’ve been struggling with this since I started learning and this is as clear as day light😊
Great job explaining this! I have watched a number of videos on direct and indirect object pronouns and yours is the best! 🎉
Funny I see aI commented 7 months ago!
thank you Stefano. Perfect explaination and English by the way😊🌻🌿
Thanks for the explanation
Amazing ! Super helpful clear and concise explanation. Mille grazie !
Very useful. As always. 👏🏻👏🏻
Grazie mille!!
Grazie, Stefano! This cleared up a lot of confusion for me.
Excellent video thank you!
Questo video mi aiuta molto! Grazie!
Amazing explanation
Questo è un ottimo video su oggetti diretti e indiretti. Chiaramente presentato con la tua buona natura e pazienza. Bravo Teacher Stefano!
Gentilissimo come sempre! Grazie 😍
Great teacher.😊
😮🎉 sei molto bravo! A dire la verità mai ho sentito un italiano parlate così bene l'inglese! (Senza l'acento) Complimenti. Molti dicono "eppy"(happy) "mekk å" (mac), 😊 non solo parli bene l'inglese ma anche sei un ottimo insegnante🎉
Please u know English very good so please to listen 👂👂👂 more excited and learning.pls i need to learn.
Excellent lesson with lot of informations. Thank you so much Stefano👍🏻👍🏻
It really helped me out
Thank you so much
Fantastic Stefamo. Grazie mille
Great teacher, great explanation, grazie mille!
This was a really helpful video and answered questions that were puzzling me. You make everything so easy to understand. Thank you!
Great explanation of pronomi diretti e indiretti. Grazie, Stefano!
Super helpful!
Grazie, Stefano!
Great video Stefano! Grazie!
Well done Stefano.
Grazie mille professore
Very good video, it really helped a lot, thnx!
THANK SO MUCH
This was exactly what i was looking for. I trascripted all the information you provided because they are VERY useful. Here is a Like and a sub. Grazie mille!!!!.
Grazie mille!
Wow! Excellent explanation!! I subscribed!
Thanks so much. You are awesome.
Hello Stefano please make a video for it. Thank you
Thank you
Le ringrazio per questa lezione. This is the 5th video that I've seen on the subject, and finally, I understand IOP very well
That is such an honor thank you 😊
these videos are awesome, very well done
Complimenti. Sei il primo italiano che conosco che parla bene l'inglese.
awesome video
thank you
Grazie Stefano 🎉
Fabulous explanations. Grazie mile
Molto ben spiegato, grazie! Anch'io insegno la lingua. Piccoli particolari: Consiglierei solo di usare un font come Tahoma, perche' spesso I in maiuscolo e L in minuscolo sono uguali. Meglio dire "review" invece di revise (to edit/change). Quando spiego l'oggetto indiretto, dico che la persona riceve l'azione ma solo indirettamente, come "I throw you the ball." When you say the action is directed to the person, it sounds too similar to "direct" object. Comunque, la lezione e' ottima. Bravissimo, Stefano!
hei your a great teacher mate
Grazie mille❤
Grazie mille Stefano!What a brilliant and helpful video, as always👍👏 Ora devo fare pratica 🙂
Yes interested
Grazie mille
Superlativa 🎉
Bravo insegnante!
Grande!! Grazie
Eccellente Stefano!
Subscribed because I can see that I’m going to learn from your content. Trying to learn & understand these pronouns has been driving me crazy but with your clear explanations I feel more confident in tackling them. Thank-you. 👍👍👍
Bravissimo Stefano
Wow super informative!
I studied already German as third language and still found it quite hard to understand!
But you made it very clear!
Grazie mille!
grazie ✌🏾
Good stuff, thank you!
hey Adam and Antonio
hello
hey petr
Thank you so muchhhhhhh
Your videos are so good! When I can't understand something, I always come to your channel and have a ha moments! Thank you so much for the excellent work!
Dear Stefano, can you explain how you determine when to put the direct and indirect object pronoun in the "new" sentence? I see it sometimes at the beginning of the sentence and sometimes in the middle of the sentence and I wonder how is it determined? Thank you very much in advance. I learn so much from your videos!
I'm not sure what you mean, but in Italian the pronouns generally come before the verb, unless the verb is in the indicative form, in which case they are fused onto the end of the verb.
It's tricky if you are a native English speaker, because we put the direct object pronoun AFTER the verb. For example, 'Do you eat the pizza? Yes, I eat IT.' But in Italian, it's 'Mangia la pizza? Si, la mangio.' So in this case, the 'it' comes before the verb.
With an infinitive, it can also be placed on the end lf the verb. 'Posso mangiare la pizza? Si, puo mangiarla.'
Good luck, and keep practicing.
love it
Amazinggg!!!!
Grazie! Dio te benedica
Great help, thank you. I will be catching up on your videos this coming winter. Did you make the video for other verb tenses and prepositions?
That was an excellent presentation. Thanks Stefano.
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I am so glad I am from slovakia cuz I can easily ask for direct - koho čo? and for indirect - komu čomu?
hello petr and Adam who will watch this in italian class ✋
Hey Antonio and yes I am watching this in italian, in fact I am sitting right next to you ;)
hey antonio
Lol do you watch this in Italian class? I am flattered!! Where are you from?
@@teacherstefano I am from germany but I live in Malta and go to an American school there. That’s where we are watching your video from
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