10 Italian Phrases For Complete Beginners
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10 Basic Italian Phrases You Must-Know:
1. BUONGIORNO (GOOD MORNING)
2. COME TI CHIAMI? (WHAT’S YOUR NAME?)
3. MI CHIAMO + NAME / SONO + NAME (My name is… /I’m…)
4. PIACERE (NICE TO MEET YOU)
5. GRAZIE / GRAZIE MILLE (THANK YOU/ THANK YOU VERY MUCH)
6. PREGO (YOU’RE WELCOME)
7. DI DOVE SEI? (WHERE ARE YOU FROM?)
8. PER FAVORE (PLEASE)
9. COME STAI?/COME STA? (HOW ARE YOU?)
10. BENE GRAZIE, E TU? (I’M GOOD THANKS, AND YOU?)
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It's so close to Spanish how do you keep them apart, and how do you remember how to speak both of them ?
If you ask a Italian speaker he would tell you that it is easy,
That Spanish it's just bad spoken Italian,then if you ask a Spanish speaker....well you get the point....
@@EduardoOcampo-o1y both my late husband's parents came here to the US from Sicily. but he could only speak a few words and phrases in Italian he did know the Italian words for a woman's body parts ... ha ha
@@EduardoOcampo-o1yfacts! As a Spanish (Mexican) speaker, we say Portuguese is just drunk Spanish 😂
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I'm mixed up between French, Italian and Spanish 😅
I like the way he teaches honestly. He tmake it more easy to learn and understand the language!
i speak spanish, english, and just started italian! this helps a lot
I used to think that Italian was just adding an i or o to the end of English words lol, I just found this channel and you have a new subscriber, my interest in the language sprouted with the ezio ac games, I'm excited to learn more about the language and culture
Same I just started loving Italian language because of the ezio trilogy 🤣
I dont think you thought that.
Dude same!
I make-a da pizza
If you really thought that you’re gonna have a hard time learning a new language
Nice job! This video is helpful to understand basic ways to communicate with people in Italian. My daughter and I are heading to Rome and want to try to use the native language. Thank you!
Very good approach. I am an educator and your manner is welcoming.
Wonderful mentor, very calm and easy, extremely personable!
Thank you so much for making this video! It was super easy for me to learn off of your video than most of the other ones
I really like this approach. Feels like I'm having a conversation with you as you go along. Grazie mille!
More videos like this Albert, per favore e grazie mille 🤗🙏
Thank you Anna! I'm glad you liked it! =)
thank you
I was learning Italian many years ago this is a great refresher thank you so much. I just want you to know that you have a very unique and interesting teaching style that I appreciate
This is quick, simple and very helpful!! Lovely!!
Thank you for the lesson as I am going to Positano and Naples next month and this is so helpful!
Thanks for help me to improve my Italian language
I really like your videos that use subtitles
Grazie mille! I love Italy. five years ago I had the opportunity to stayed with a family in Cilento for a week, what a divine experience. I speak Spanish, and if I stayed maybe six months I would have learned more of the language I return to Rome in October and I am refreshing the language. Ciao!
Amazing, thank you
Im taking an Italian course semester! Im so glad I found your channel, grazie :)
Helpful lesson, thanks!!
You made it so easy! Thank you!!!!
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Fabulous videos! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! =)
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This was awesome, thank you!
Thank you soo much 😙
Thank you kindly🙏🏼💜
Thank you so much for your very useful video lessons for beginners !
Grazie mille! Very helpful!
it was really helpful. thank you
Thank you
Grazie! So helpful.
Helpful lesson. Great teaching!
Wonderful!
Grazie Mille
Prego Diana!
Great lesson thanks!
So helpful thank you!
very helpful!!
Shokran!💕
Love it!
I hope you will be adding more videos. Are you still offering your course? Thank you.
Amazing ty
No doubt
Thanks!
Good video. I like the way you repeat the Italian phrases many times so that it sticks 🙂👍
I'm native american (mexica) with italian blood running through my aztec veins. Spanish is my first language. I'm tryna learn Italiano and Nahuatl at the same time lol might have an overload but fuck it. I wanna learn!
I love you
Thank you 💖
Prego Brecil. :)
I like your acsent❤
I’m going to Italy in summer 2023. I just need to know how to ask “Do you speak English?”
No habla
Good good 🎉😂❤
Molto bene!
Grazie Vincent. :)
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How do you say .... looking at that beautiful face I will learn quick 😅
I’m here because my crush is half Italian lol 😅❤
Just saw this one. I have attempted to learn Italian several times using various methods and it just never sticks. I suppose if I lived in Italy, is pick it up.
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i noticed how similar spanish and italian are
por favor
per favore
I was just gonna say you didn;t do the genders then you stopped and added it in- hopefully all the rest will too.
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Why did they keep saying vaffanculo (probably wrote that wrong but that’s what it sounded like) but I’d attempt to say something and they’d look mean and say that along with some hand movements and walk away. Still confused about it
If i remember correctly vaffanculo means f*ck you-
How do we say I am from Pakistan in Italian??????
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Actually h is almost not pronounced how i think it should be.. example Chiami is pronounced Ciama(Ki..a..mi)..
This was great beginers lesson thanks!
Una bella bona
A-mig-o (Italian), A-mic-able/Friendly (English), Mate (English), Mit-ra (Sanskrit = Friend)
Grazie (Italian), Gra-titude (English), Kar-un (Sanskrit = Mercy)
Mille (Italian), So much (English), Meele = Epitome (Sanskrit)
Cono-scere (Italian), Know-ledge/Cog-nition (English), Gno ~ Gneh (Proto Indo European), Gnya-na (Sanskrit), Gyan (Hindi)
Pia-cere (Italian), Nice (English), Pya = Love (Hindi)
Come (Italian), What/Que-stion? (English), Que (Spanish), Kiya (Hindi)
Salve (Italian), Hello/Sal-ute(English)
Tu (Italian), You (English), Tum (Hindi)
amigo is Spanish, amico is the Italian word.
amico / amica (Italian)
amigo / amiga (Spanish)
ami / amie (French)
Freund / Freundin (German)
Friend (English)
Both French and Italian use the word: tu, to say you.
In Spanish tú, means - you. While tu in Spanish means, your.
Germans say du, rather than tu. English is sort of the oddball language that says: you.
But isn't tum more like your, than you? Such as in:
Tumhara naam kya hai?
the Latin word 'lingua' means 'tongue'. Which is where the English word for 'language' comes from, and that makes me think of these: what's your native tongue? He/she/they are speaking in tongues.
Exchange tongue for language. In the speaking in tongues example, it obviously implies that someone is speaking in different languages (many languages); Alternatively, they are speaking an unfamiliar, or foreign language.
Someone once said to me: to speak Italian you don't speak it, you sing it. Probably cause how the sounds of Italian get more elongated than in English. You draw them out, or hold them a bit longer. How you might do if you were singing a song.
I wish I could speak more Italian than the basics myself. Maybe one day i will.
But it is interesting how many languages have similarities.
Quick question, isn’t Lei = She, you’re using it as “you” in your examples, why are you not using “Tu”
Probably similar to German how Sie means you, but can also mean she or they if written sie. So, Lei is probably you in the formal way, and lei is she. Plus, you would not likely ask: how are she? Therefore it is Lei you, that would be used. But anyway I am no Italian expert, just a suggestion.
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I learned so much ! gracias! y boners nachos!
Color of his hat. Now.
Are you looking for a wife
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