You're a brilliant teacher. Don't worry about scaring people, your demonstration of gli' was EXACTLY what someone learning a foreign language needs. I don't understand why there are so many videos on TH-cam teaching the sound but never actually describing the articulation process behind it. You need to SEE how to pronounce something first in order to be able to emulate it.
exactly what i was looking for as well. thank you so much. i have been learning italian on duolingo for a while and it's great, but having outside help like your channel and other youtube channels is so necessary. thanks again. ciao. : )
I was going to mention how much I appreciate her showing tongue placement but I know how trolls are; so I'm glad that you mentioned it. Thank you and THANK YOU to our Teacher.
WOW!!! You are a really good teacher, indeed, GREAT! I so much appreciate how you break down the pronunciation of gli. I appreciate your detailed breakdown. I cannot say enough great things about you. I won't mention that you're beautiful in that it could be misconstrued in some way, so I'll keep it professional. You are great! Thank you very much!
Among all of the TH-camrs that I have watched so far you are the first and only one that has given the ultimate advice of how to pronounce that sound accurately! thank you so much and I appreciate your video!:)))
Thank you it was very helpful. I also show the tongue and teeth combinations to my husband because I teach him Hungarian and I think its very useful way to do and explain. Literally essential to learn the pronouncination.
Woah thank you so much! It works, I can't believe it, I can finally make this sound! I've started learning Italian three months ago and I couldn't make this "gli" sound, but thanks to you, I can do it!
Great explanation. Doesn´t mean I can say it yet, but at least I have a much better idea of how to go about it. Best I´ve seen out of like a dozen now. Grazie!
E' davvero difficile perche' il suono fonetico non esiste in inglese. I I appreciate your explanation compared to that of English-speaking people trying to explain the sound away. One needs to be born in Italy and be among Italian speaking people ( family) to master these sounds. The closest peoples to pronounce "gl" are the French and their double "L's", such as "fille". However, as you suggest, it's a matter of placing the tongue at the roof of the mouth to get the sound "gl"--- practice makes perferct, yet, no English-speaking person will ever achieve the perfect sound!! Mille grazie---sei davvero istruita. Ci vediamo--Ciao🙋👍❤️
Questa lezione è molto utile, precisamente perché mostri la posizione della lingua e dei denti! Non ci fa paura! Ma, "gli" sarà la cosa più difficile nell'italiana. 🙃
@@LearnItalianfastandeasy my first language is Spanish, and some Italian gentleman told me is like the double L sound in Spanish, but I don't hear it the same.
I listen to italian music and I hear some people use the y and some use the gli. It’s driving me nutsssss!!!! I have to say I do prefer a more southern italian accent!! Any tips?!
This is the simple reason why my Italian doesn't improve, not knowing how to pronounce gli, even after seeing this video I have doubts, is there an equivalent sound in English or Spanish?
Mi spiace contraddirla, ma la ragione per cui "gli" si legge come in glicine non e' perche' la "i" e' seguita da una consonante. Nella parola maglificio la "i" e' pur seguita da una consonante. Tuttavia, in quell caso "gli" si legge come in fogli, conigli e figli. Lo stesso vale per raccoglimento. Per contro, nella parola glioma (tumore benigno del sistema nervoso}, "gli" si legge come in glicine anche se la "i" e' seguita da una vocale e non da una consonante. Notera' che tutte le parole (non sono molte) che cominciano con "gli" si leggono allo stesso modo di glicine. L'unica eccezione a questa regola e' l'articolo "gli". Vi sono rarissimi casi dove "gli" e' pronunciato come in glicine anche se non e' situato all'inizio della parola. Questo e' il caso della parola anglicano. Ma cio' e' dovuto alla derivazione inglese della parola. Comunque, mi piacciono le sue lezioni che credo siano di grande aiuto a chi cerca di imparare l'italiano, e il suo inglese e' impeccabile. Good luck!!
You're a brilliant teacher. Don't worry about scaring people, your demonstration of gli' was EXACTLY what someone learning a foreign language needs. I don't understand why there are so many videos on TH-cam teaching the sound but never actually describing the articulation process behind it. You need to SEE how to pronounce something first in order to be able to emulate it.
Britney fan! : D
This is exactly what I was looking for! It's so much easier to learn a sound when you know how to place your tongue. Thank you so much!
You're so welcome! I'm glad it helped!
exactly what i was looking for as well. thank you so much. i have been learning italian on duolingo for a while and it's great, but having outside help like your channel and other youtube channels is so necessary. thanks again. ciao. : )
I was going to mention how much I appreciate her showing tongue placement but I know how trolls are; so I'm glad that you mentioned it. Thank you and THANK YOU to our Teacher.
29 Anni dalla mia prima lezione di italiano ed è la prima volta che io capisco queste suono! Grazie mille!
I love your explanation. Thanks.
You are brilliant. Thank you for showing the position of the tongue. You are great.
WOW! Finalmente alguien quien puede explicar perfectamente la articulación correcta! Thank you very much for your explanation!
this is the best lesson on youtube about the gli sound
Excellent explantion
Wow. I've been studying Italian for months and in only a few second, you've cleared up for me something no one has been able to explain. Grazie mille!
Finally I found this video, where the teacher explains the mechanism of the tongue in detail. Thank you so much, it was extremely useful 🙏🏻
🎉🎉🎉thank you so much, you are the first video that i have found on youtube teaching us to pronouce this tricky sound, super useful n clear!
Teacher, your video helped me pronounce the difficult GLI sound. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Waving from Mexico.
You are a very good teacher, I saw many videos about pronouncing gli. This one is so great.
WOW!!! You are a really good teacher, indeed, GREAT! I so much appreciate how you break down the pronunciation of gli. I appreciate your detailed breakdown. I cannot say enough great things about you. I won't mention that you're beautiful in that it could be misconstrued in some way, so I'll keep it professional. You are great! Thank you very much!
Whoa! fell in love. Good pronounciation.
Among all of the TH-camrs that I have watched so far you are the first and only one that has given the ultimate advice of how to pronounce that sound accurately! thank you so much and I appreciate your video!:)))
Thank you for your comment! I'm very glad it was helpful!
Excellent explanation! Mille grazie.
Thank you it was very helpful. I also show the tongue and teeth combinations to my husband because I teach him Hungarian and I think its very useful way to do and explain. Literally essential to learn the pronouncination.
Gracias por la ayuda !
Woah thank you so much! It works, I can't believe it, I can finally make this sound! I've started learning Italian three months ago and I couldn't make this "gli" sound, but thanks to you, I can do it!
Thank you so much! the tutorial is very helpful!!!
Great explanation. Doesn´t mean I can say it yet, but at least I have a much better idea of how to go about it. Best I´ve seen out of like a dozen now. Grazie!
No matter how hard I tried I couldn't produce this sound while trying to learn, but this video makes it much easier to understand. Thank you!
GOD bless u very very much
you made my day
you are very talented
It’s the same sound in Portuguese as lh. In Spanish, some conservative dialects in Spain and the Andes pronounce ll like that.
Great explanations; grazie mille!!
Fantastic! Wonderful video girl!
Grazie mille! Questo video è utilissimo, specialmente la posizione della lingua!
This is brilliant! Questo è perfetto! Grazie, grazie mille!
The most useful advice with this tricky group :D, Thank you very much
E' davvero difficile perche' il suono fonetico non esiste in inglese. I
I appreciate your explanation compared to that of English-speaking people trying to explain the sound away. One needs to be born in Italy and be among Italian speaking people ( family) to master these sounds. The closest peoples to pronounce "gl" are the French and their double "L's", such as "fille".
However, as you suggest, it's a matter of placing the tongue at the roof of the mouth to get the sound "gl"--- practice makes perferct, yet, no English-speaking person will ever achieve the perfect sound!!
Mille grazie---sei davvero istruita. Ci vediamo--Ciao🙋👍❤️
very helpful, I was struggling until you explained the tongue.
Thank you so much for this great video on one tricky sound!
Grazie mille! Mi aiuti moltissmo!
Great explanation, excellent. Thank you!
Wow you are good. I've been looking for a detailed explanation of this sound 'gli' and this is it! Thanks a lot!
This helped a lot, thank you!
Passerò il link di questo video ai miei studenti del primo anno di italiano. Grazie :)
You are awesome in making it obvious with the demonstration! Much appreciated! Now it is clear to me. :D
Thank you for showing me how to pronounce it. I am having trouble with this sound.
Grazie mille! Hai spiegato benissimo!! Mi é servito un sacco! :) :)
prego!!
very helpful =D
Wonderful - this is very helpful thankyou!!
Questa lezione è molto utile, precisamente perché mostri la posizione della lingua e dei denti! Non ci fa paura! Ma, "gli" sarà la cosa più difficile nell'italiana. 🙃
Grazie mille! This video is worth so much! I always tried to pronounce this sound from the palate.
Glad it helped :-)
very useful to know about the tongue placement! Grazie mille
prego!
Perfecto!
I actually could do it gracias
Perfect! Great job, I love to find out about those slight pronunciation distinctions :-)
Grazie mille! È stata estremamente utile!
Grazie! Erano mesi che cercavo di farlo dire al mio moroso 😅
Lui si è appena iscritto ✌️
Thanks that helped a lot.
Perfetto! Grazie mille! 🌹
thank you so much for giving this kind of video more
very useful! thank you! Grazie!
I really like the video, it helps me a lot :D
thanks that is very useful for me
you're welcome! Glad it helped
Thank you！
Grazie infinite. Ho sempre un problema con questa voce. Ma adesso capisco come pronunciarla in modo giusto. 💟💟
Mi fa molto piacere!
Brava! Grazie!
So would you say it's kind of like the sound that the letter Y in English does? Like Yellow?
no. you have to press the tip of your tongue against the lower front teeth
and then press down the tongue with the upper teeth :-)
@@LearnItalianfastandeasy it is hard for me. Because I hear an L sound when saying for example voglio, degli, famiglia.
@@LearnItalianfastandeasy my first language is Spanish, and some Italian gentleman told me is like the double L sound in Spanish, but I don't hear it the same.
I listen to italian music and I hear some people use the y and some use the gli. It’s driving me nutsssss!!!! I have to say I do prefer a more southern italian accent!! Any tips?!
Grazie mille
Nice video, tbh I thought Portuguese was the only language with the sound lh or gl in italian
Grazie Mille, Molto Utile!!
So helpful I was SEVERELY STRUGGLING
gostei...
Grazie:) That's very helpful
grazie!
prego!
Grazie mille sei intaligente
ah, gl is touching the teeth back. very helpful!
This is the simple reason why my Italian doesn't improve, not knowing how to pronounce gli, even after seeing this video I have doubts, is there an equivalent sound in English or Spanish?
No
Old Spanish (and maybe still conserved in some places around Spain and Latin America) has that sound for LL.
GEEEEZZ! I'm confused. Other videos say is more like a Y ( drives me crazy).
Mi spiace contraddirla, ma la ragione per cui "gli" si legge come in glicine non e' perche' la "i" e' seguita da una consonante. Nella parola maglificio la "i" e' pur seguita da una consonante. Tuttavia, in quell caso "gli" si legge come in fogli, conigli e figli. Lo stesso vale per raccoglimento. Per contro, nella parola glioma (tumore benigno del sistema nervoso}, "gli" si legge come in glicine anche se la "i" e' seguita da una vocale e non da una consonante. Notera' che tutte le parole (non sono molte) che cominciano con "gli" si leggono allo stesso modo di glicine. L'unica eccezione a questa regola e' l'articolo "gli". Vi sono rarissimi casi dove "gli" e' pronunciato come in glicine anche se non e' situato all'inizio della parola. Questo e' il caso della parola anglicano. Ma cio' e' dovuto alla derivazione inglese della parola. Comunque, mi piacciono le sue lezioni che credo siano di grande aiuto a chi cerca di imparare l'italiano, e il suo inglese e' impeccabile. Good luck!!
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easy
Quest' é Esatto che chiedo .
Guand zi bboooona
Salve
Lei e' Malta brava insegnante
Ho bisogno a volere a te
very difficult :c
Sono madrelingua italiana e non so pronunciare il suono "gl"
So, basically, just pronounce the L while doing that thing with your tongue and teeth, which will add that ʎ-sound. I think that's the trick.
Pronounced like yolk in English or the letter ll in Spanish.
Not really
Very helpful! Grazie!
Grazie mille