Here's the link to the video on how to spell PROPER names: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html Thanks to the wonderful subscribers who helped make this video by submitting their names! ❤️🇮🇹
I love this videos because I'm an Spanish speaker so I can learn Italian and at the same time improve my listening in english btw my name is Valentina 🤗
Benvenuta Valentina!! (*welcome) I'm glad they are so helpful to you! I didn't know Valentina was used in Spanish speaking countries too. Is it common there? In Italy is very common, we have lots of Valentine :D
When I was taking Spanish in college, an Italian student thought he would easily pass but he actually failed because he frequently used the Italian words instead of Spanish. I think the similarities proved to be confusing to him.
You are doing a great job. We need full course from beginning to advance and you are only one who is making such good informative vedios about italian language. Love from India.
Grazie mille, Aman! I'll definitely work on that at some point. Meanwhile, I do have a course for beginners, which follows the exact same curriculum I use in person with my tutoring students. It includes listening to selected Italian songs, video lessons on grammar and pronunciation, and interactive exercises to practice all you learn immediately. Here's the link: www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/ Buona giornata!
Just a comment regarding the alphabet, I am a native Spanish speaker, I was thinking in Spagniolo but was surprised with the non Latin based pronunciations that went from greek ( Y ipsilon, K kappa), english sounding (like P, B, D, G., E)... Found this interesting.... Just want to say you are marvelous Valentina, bravissima!
Very interesting and important video Valentina. With your assistance, focusing on my own pronunciation allowed me to work through words like l'aria, l'area, and l'aereo. Grazie!
I literally felt every pronounciation exactly the right way. My native language is russian, and besides english I speak some turk languages and a bit of chinese.
Hello Madam I am senior studnet in University (student of BBA). I have a plan that get my MBA from Italy becuse of that I started learning Italian. I already downlaoded the two videos, it was really effective and useful. I am not in hurry I have almost one year to get scholarship but, I am learning step by step. thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Regards!
Benvenuto! *Welcome That's fantastic, good luck with your studies and your Italian learning journey, and I'm glad you are finding my content helpful. Buona giornata!
I like 👍 what you are doing here, i just saw this video now at 17: 00. I'm new in italy, please, I want to learn about the house and names of properties in a house like a bed, widows, floor, bathroom, parlor, guest room,etc thank you.
I'm Brazilian, I speak Portuguese so it turns out that the pronunciation for me is not so difficult because they are sounds that have in the portuguese too😅💞 Thank you so much!!
I'm thinking of making a video about spelling PROPER names in Italian, as this can be really helpful e.g. when traveling to Italy. If you leave me YOUR NAME in a comment below, I'll include it in my upcoming video and show you how to spell it! So don't forget to WRITE YOUR NAME (first + last) BELOW! 👇
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Grazie, grazie for your answer!! My name means joy(χαρά) in Greek and the first syllable 'should' sound like 'ha' in ha-t! I want to visit Italy 🇮🇹 ,we are neighbors as countries! 😊
For foreign names, nowadays we try to pronounce them like in their language, but as for spelling them, you can watch my dedicated video 😉: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Grazie, Valentina, questo video è stato molto utile. Sto cercando di usarlo quando pronuncia parole lunghe (come naufragavano, spedizionieri, singhiozzando, ecc.). Finora non ho avuto successo. Ma continuerò, grazie a te. Aspetto il tuo prossimo video.
it's abit easy for me since spain colonized Philippines for 300 years and we somehow manage to have some of their words and accent in our language lolll
I noticed that too! We also have a lot of Spanish derived words in Southern Italian dialects (like Sicilian, and I am Sicilian) because we also had Spanish domination.
Hello dear lady I hope you are healthy. Excuse me, ma'am, I wanted to ask this: God willing, I am going to come to Italy two months later, I am not fluent in Italian at all and I have no wind. Is it possible for me to understand my Italian language only during these two months?!? Please and please, I ask you for help in this section !!
Yes, "euro" is terribly difficult for native English speakers. I will make a video on money at some point. Meanwhile, you can watch this video where I explain how to tackle vowels in Italian pronunciation (the consecutive vowels in "euro" and the difference in how we handle them between Italian and English is what makes it so hard): th-cam.com/video/AzPBS9Pzays/w-d-xo.html
We would try to pronounce it as similarly as possible as you pronounce it. But if you want to know how to spell it, here's my dedicated video: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Ciao e benvenuto! *welcome How many days really depends on how much time you can devote to it and your personal background (if it's not the first foreign language you learn, it tends to be easier because you already went through the same process). As for how to learn properly, I'm definetely going to make a video at some point, but here are my recommendations based on my years of teaching. I always recommend starting with pronunciation, as it helps tremendously with memorizing words and listening skills. If you just memorize lists of words without the correct pronunciation, your brain will store them with a different pronunciation, and even if you remember the meaning, your ear won't be able to recognize them when spoken by native Italians. So, learn the correct Italian pronunciation as soon as you can, it will help all other skills. Then some grammar, you definetely need it to start structuring sentences and using the vocabulary you learn. But do not jump into all the Italian verb conjugation, that's only going to confuse you. Start with studying the most used ones (like present tense and past tense) and stick to them until you master them. Other concepts (e.g. gender of nouns) are way more important than verb tenses at this point. Listening and vocabulary are also important from the beginning, but use tools that are not too complex at the beginning. For example, I use songs for bulding listening and vocabulary skills, as they are usually shorter, so you can listen to them multiple times (repetition is key!) even on a busy schedule, and the vocabulary is real Italian that we use in everyday life. That's all I have considered when developing my own curriculum that involves listening, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar, all in small, doable units that are easy to digest and assimilate. It's the one that I've been using with my students, so I can testify this approach works wonders. So keep all this in mind when choosing your materials. If you would like something like this that's already organized, I have also developed the online course version of my tutoring lessons, which follows the exact same curriculum I use in person with my tutorning students. It includes listening to selected Italian songs, video lessons on grammar and pronunciation, and interactive exercises to practice all you learn immediately. If this is something that might interest you, please check it out on my website, here's the link: www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/
![Italian Pronunciation for CHI, CHE, CI, CE [Italian C Sounds]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qEx41pOMq50/mqdefault.jpg)
Here's the link to the video on how to spell PROPER names:
th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Thanks to the wonderful subscribers who helped make this video by submitting their names! ❤️🇮🇹
Dear lady, thank you very much for your kindness, guidance and cooperation! ❤🙏
Mam I want a video on sentence formation in Italian
Ok
I love you valentina
Good morning
Your method of teaching is very helpful because you are speaking English too .Thank you
Best Italian teacher I've ever seen ✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I love this videos because I'm an Spanish speaker so I can learn Italian and at the same time improve my listening in english btw my name is Valentina 🤗
Benvenuta Valentina!! (*welcome) I'm glad they are so helpful to you! I didn't know Valentina was used in Spanish speaking countries too. Is it common there? In Italy is very common, we have lots of Valentine :D
Is it little easy for u to learn itlaian bcos Spanish language is similar?
When I was taking Spanish in college, an Italian student thought he would easily pass but he actually failed because he frequently used the Italian words instead of Spanish. I think the similarities proved to be confusing to him.
God bless you teacher...I love your teaching
Fantastic video for helping to break the habit of Americanizing the Italian language. Especially the tricky ones.
You are doing a great job.
We need full course from beginning to advance and you are only one who is making such good informative vedios about italian language.
Love from India.
Grazie mille, Aman! I'll definitely work on that at some point. Meanwhile, I do have a course for beginners, which follows the exact same curriculum I use in person with my tutoring students.
It includes listening to selected Italian songs, video lessons on grammar and pronunciation, and interactive exercises to practice all you learn immediately.
Here's the link: www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/
Buona giornata!
Thank you so much I'm so happy to learn with you ❤❤
Molto interessante lizione!
Grazie infinite prof.ssa Valentina!
You're teaching is amazing thanks ❤
Thank you so much. This video is very helpful and I'll watch it at least twice. I've watched many of your videos and my goal is to watch them all.
I'm glad it was, Irma! And that you are enjoying my channel 😊
Thanks for the video! It's really helpful to me in learning Italian.
❤
Literally... You the best teacher. Be blessed
Thank you so much, Hammad!
Thanks Stella, I really enjoy your teaching skill, I can perfectly pronounce some Italian Alphabet very well now .
Bravo!!
Grazie Valentina, molto utile.
Just a comment regarding the alphabet, I am a native Spanish speaker, I was thinking in Spagniolo but was surprised with the non Latin based pronunciations that went from greek ( Y ipsilon, K kappa), english sounding (like P, B, D, G., E)... Found this interesting.... Just want to say you are marvelous Valentina, bravissima!
Brilliant! I have needed this for so long! This method is the best I’ve seen. Absolutely love love love
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ECCO qui Grazie Dolce Donna VALENTINA STELLA....God bless you... Day 3 Session 5... Waheguru ji
Very interesting and important video Valentina. With your assistance, focusing on my own pronunciation allowed me to work through words like l'aria, l'area, and l'aereo. Grazie!
Esatto, non hanno più segreti per te, Jeff ;)
I'm starting today to learn Italian, I'm Said from Zanzibar Tanzania. Thank you for your lesson.
Benvenuto! *welcome
Very useful. Thank you.
very clear thanks.
Thanks
Excellent thank you madam***"
Very nice and easy to learn. I really enjoyed your teaching
Grazie mille!
Thanks!
Grazie a te!
I literally felt every pronounciation exactly the right way. My native language is russian, and besides english I speak some turk languages and a bit of chinese.
So helpful!!! Thank you :)
Thanks 🙏
Very valuable vedio madam. Thankyou
Thank you for helping me
❤
Beautifully explained
Great teacher
I am frome Viet Nam. Greatest! Tuyệt vời!
Thank you so much 😊💗 for useful video✨
❤
Thank you from kurdistan💕
This is what I am looking for ... धन्यवाद * thank you.
Glad to hear that, Jitendra. Keep practicing!
I am new come to italy i watch ur vedio
Hello Madam
I am senior studnet in University (student of BBA). I have a plan that get my MBA from Italy becuse of that I started learning Italian.
I already downlaoded the two videos, it was really effective and useful. I am not in hurry I have almost one year to get scholarship but, I am learning step by step. thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Regards!
Benvenuto! *Welcome
That's fantastic, good luck with your studies and your Italian learning journey, and I'm glad you are finding my content helpful.
Buona giornata!
Thanks alot dear
I like 👍 what you are doing here, i just saw this video now at 17: 00. I'm new in italy, please, I want to learn about the house and names of properties in a house like a bed, widows, floor, bathroom, parlor, guest room,etc thank you.
Thank you so much madam
My name is Esther
Benvenuta Esther! You can find the video on how to spell proper names here: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
I'm Brazilian, I speak Portuguese so it turns out that the pronunciation for me is not so difficult because they are sounds that have in the portuguese too😅💞 Thank you so much!!
Purge you stop at home and if they
❤thanks tutor
Thank you so much teacher. My name is Nabi Alam.I'm from Bangladesh.
Benvenuto! *welcome
You are amazing
I'm thinking of making a video about spelling PROPER names in Italian, as this can be really helpful e.g. when traveling to Italy. If you leave me YOUR NAME in a comment below, I'll include it in my upcoming video and show you how to spell it! So don't forget to WRITE YOUR NAME (first + last) BELOW! 👇
Absolutely. You are an incredible teacher. Martin
@@TheTinto737 grazie di cuore, Martin!
Add my name please. I am ready! Martin Ramirez
Sorry Martin, just saw your message. Your in! 😄
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Martin Ramirez
Im getting there🤞😊
Bellisimo Valentina
Hello sir how are you doing today my name is Shan Ali I am from Pakistan ❤ thanks for your spe Italy 😊
So beautiful work.. I love all your videos I have watched so far.. 😍 I am Chara/Hara (I see it written both ways) from Greece.. 🇬🇷
Grazie mille, Chara, benvenuta! Meravigliosa Grecia! I think the Italian equivalent of your name is probably "Chiara"
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Grazie, grazie for your answer!!
My name means joy(χαρά) in Greek and the first syllable 'should' sound like 'ha' in ha-t!
I want to visit Italy 🇮🇹 ,we are neighbors as countries!
😊
Questo video bellesimo
Good video
You are an amazing Teacher. How do you spell and pronounce…Raquel? Gratzie
For foreign names, nowadays we try to pronounce them like in their language, but as for spelling them, you can watch my dedicated video 😉: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Great
Thank you mam you are so sweet
Nice....
Miglior msegnante della mia vita
Thanks. Grazie. Io sono William.
Benvenuto, William!
Gayathri how to spell it? !I'm interesting about ur videos...itz many useful to me..😍
Please I want to learn more about the Italy is difficult for me in my school
continue with the lession i can get something from what i have seen
Grazie, Valentina, questo video è stato molto utile. Sto cercando di usarlo quando pronuncia parole lunghe (come naufragavano, spedizionieri, singhiozzando, ecc.). Finora non ho avuto successo. Ma continuerò, grazie a te. Aspetto il tuo prossimo video.
Mai mollare, Ida! *never give up :D Piano piano riuscirai, ne sono sicura!
Good
Precious
Good morning
Really enjoy your videos would you say my name in Italian pls Janet x
Benvenuta, Janet! We would pronounce it quite similarly to English, but we would pronounce the "a" as in Italian, so "Jahnet" 😄
Grazie. The next one should be Italian animal names
Here it is! th-cam.com/video/FQGMbVvo7JI/w-d-xo.html
Ti amo
it's abit easy for me since spain colonized Philippines for 300 years and we somehow manage to have some of their words and accent in our language lolll
I noticed that too! We also have a lot of Spanish derived words in Southern Italian dialects (like Sicilian, and I am Sicilian) because we also had Spanish domination.
Nethmi hansani 🌙🌙
i have a book to learn italian by myself and "w" says here is called "vou dopia" and i wanted toknow if its wrong pleaselet me know
Yes, it's the same "doppia vu" or "vu doppia", although I would say the former is more common
Hi Miss
I speak Spanish so I think it’s easy for me the pronunciations in Italian words 😅
Hello dear lady I hope you are healthy. Excuse me, ma'am, I wanted to ask this: God willing, I am going to come to Italy two months later, I am not fluent in Italian at all and I have no wind. Is it possible for me to understand my Italian language only during these two months?!? Please and please, I ask you for help in this section !!
Yes, you can learn the basics of the language in two months.
41th like is mine 😍🥰
wish you will get 1k subscribers
Grazie mille, Timothy! *thanks a lot! Working hard to get there ;)
Thank you. I was so hoping you would say 'euro' - specifically one euro. I have the worst time with that one. 😅😂😅
Yes, "euro" is terribly difficult for native English speakers. I will make a video on money at some point. Meanwhile, you can watch this video where I explain how to tackle vowels in Italian pronunciation (the consecutive vowels in "euro" and the difference in how we handle them between Italian and English is what makes it so hard): th-cam.com/video/AzPBS9Pzays/w-d-xo.html
How do you say Leslie anne
We would try to pronounce it as similarly as possible as you pronounce it. But if you want to know how to spell it, here's my dedicated video: th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Eye - the Donna is pretty
❤ Evelyn
Plz tell us the parts of body name in italian.
I'll add that to my list!
Evelyn
My name is Claudia
Hello Claudia
I'm try to speak italian😊
Bravo!
Delfa 😊
Mam, I'm from Bangladesh.
I want to learn Italiano.
But I don't know how to learn properly and then how days many need to learn this?
Ciao e benvenuto! *welcome
How many days really depends on how much time you can devote to it and your personal background (if it's not the first foreign language you learn, it tends to be easier because you already went through the same process).
As for how to learn properly, I'm definetely going to make a video at some point, but here are my recommendations based on my years of teaching.
I always recommend starting with pronunciation, as it helps tremendously with memorizing words and listening skills. If you just memorize lists of words without the correct pronunciation, your brain will store them with a different pronunciation, and even if you remember the meaning, your ear won't be able to recognize them when spoken by native Italians.
So, learn the correct Italian pronunciation as soon as you can, it will help all other skills.
Then some grammar, you definetely need it to start structuring sentences and using the vocabulary you learn. But do not jump into all the Italian verb conjugation, that's only going to confuse you. Start with studying the most used ones (like present tense and past tense) and stick to them until you master them. Other concepts (e.g. gender of nouns) are way more important than verb tenses at this point.
Listening and vocabulary are also important from the beginning, but use tools that are not too complex at the beginning. For example, I use songs for bulding listening and vocabulary skills, as they are usually shorter, so you can listen to them multiple times (repetition is key!) even on a busy schedule, and the vocabulary is real Italian that we use in everyday life.
That's all I have considered when developing my own curriculum that involves listening, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar, all in small, doable units that are easy to digest and assimilate. It's the one that I've been using with my students, so I can testify this approach works wonders.
So keep all this in mind when choosing your materials.
If you would like something like this that's already organized, I have also developed the online course version of my tutoring lessons, which follows the exact same curriculum I use in person with my tutorning students.
It includes listening to selected Italian songs, video lessons on grammar and pronunciation, and interactive exercises to practice all you learn immediately.
If this is something that might interest you, please check it out on my website, here's the link:
www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/
How to pronounce Clare
How do I spell my name
Merid Yohannes
th-cam.com/video/mbqBIkncf_A/w-d-xo.html
Please can you tell me where you leave
I leave in central Italy :)
Per favore dimmi come posso imparare la lingua italiana molto facilmente. Come posso iniziare dalle basi? Grazie
❤😍
Is there no letter P in Italian alphalphabet ?
David
My name is Dhairyasheel Mane. How to pronunce in Italian.
Am hope
Munsif khan
Hello - do you give classes or private sessions.
Yes. Please contact me using the form on my website: www.valentinastellatutor.com/contact-us/
I want learning itlian language
Jeanette Dixie
You are in, Jeanette! :)