How to pronounce every Italian sound in 18 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Great lesson on pronunciations; much appreciated. thank you Katie !
Tra tutte le youtuber non italiane che si cimentano con la nostra lingua, questa ragazza è sicuramente la più intelligente e capace. Senza dubbi.
Great tips on open and closed O and E! grazie!
What an excellent video! How well - as well as entertainingly - you explain rules so as to make them not only capable of being understood but also memorable at the same time.
EXCELLENT!! Thank you so much.
Awesome video Katie. Thanks!
Thank you so much - this is brilliant.
I took Italian as a requirement for in college, which was a WHILE ago, and I am glad to hear that most of the pronunciation stuck with me. Thank you for giving me a check in!! Great work!
Oh, we're glad to hear that 🙌
Thanks & great video ..
I needed this clarification !🤗
The closed and open sounds - very helpful 😊
Grazie mille per questo lesione..pronouncing the rr is a challenge but am going to practice it your way…
This is so helpful. Thank you.
Excellent, excellent Video. Thank you very much
Grazie mille 😊
Thank you for such great tips and info!
Thank you for your message!
Buono studio :)
VERY helpful! Thank you!
Great! Thank you for your feedback :)
Excellent!
Ciao Susan, thanks a lot!
That was really helpful Katie. In 'scrocchi' do we say 'skrokki'?
😂Grazie! Mi place I tuoi video un sacco!!
As a native portuguese speaker most of the sounds are common. Definitely it’s easier to languages derived from latin.
Ciao Katie (Tutti) - A me il tuo accento sembra autentico (naturale), ma per gli italiani, come suona? (soprattutto Matteo....?) Grazie.
The "td" suggestion was very helpful. I was already pronouncing "arrivare" better. The word I find most difficult to pronounce is the name of the small village my great grandparents were from: Ferriere. No one could tell what I was trying to say. They kept thinking it was Ferrara, but it's not. I finally gave up and said "Piacenza. Vicino a Piacenza!" (since Piacenza is where all of our paperwork is coming from, even though I think Ferriere is actually closer to Genova). Anyway, I would love to be able to pronounce the name of my ancestral village properly someday!
Ciao Bonnie! Grazie mille for sharing this lovely example of how pronunciation can really make a difference when traveling in Italy or talking to Italians.
Ferriere I think could win as the Italian city with the most difficult name to pronounce! 😅
But keep practicing and for sure sooner or later you will be able to pronounce it just fine!
This is quite wonderful -- thank you so much for truly embodying the joy of languages!
Also, this Californian thinks Katie's American accent is A-OK.
Haha! Thanks a lot Deborah, I'll let Katie know :)
That's pretty useful, grazie mille :)
Great! Grazie a te del feedback :)
That helped alot! As a german native speaker i always weaken the last vowel of a word; so that is what i also need to pay attention... 😅 i will save that video and probably come back a couple times! Thanks, great video!
We're so happy to hear that! Grazie mille
The discussion with the consonants p t and k is so interesting! How did you figure that out?
I am working on my Italian pronunciation by repeating after native speakers. I am exaggerating to practice, so it sounds silly. Thankfully it's just me and my cat at home! 😀
Many years ago, Walsall fielded a player of Italian descent called Sbragia. Many and wonderful were fans' attempts to pronounce his name when yelling praise or, more usually, abuse. My favourite was the valiant knight "Sir Brayger".
Grazie mille - molto utile!!!
Molto contenti di sentirlo! Grazie a te :)
That was so strange to hear you speak English 😂
sfogliatella is one of the hardest to pronounce.
chiacchierare does it for me in terms of pronounciation difficulty.
Yes, definitely "chiacchierare" is one of the Italian words that take a while to get the pronunciation right!
Fortunately for most Anglosaxons, with a little work they can get good pronunciation in Italian. Good pronunciation in French for most anglosaxons is very difficult.
18:41 Ciao, your video has highlighted a few areas of pronunciation I was getting wrong, I've been listening on my headphones and trying to repeat what I hear. This brings some strange looks😂 People probably think I'm crazy.
Hahaha! I think looking crazy is part of the process of learning good pronunciation 😅. Thanks for your feedback!
Would be great to cover "sce", "sci" too. Grazie in anticipo.
La mia attuale parola difficile è 'smerigliatrice angolare' (angle grinder) - ne ho appena acquistato.
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Sorry, another thought -- remember how we used to hear British actors like Noel Coward rolling their RRRRRs all over the place?
Allora