bro i been learning italian with duolingo n felt all big and bad so i searched italian conversation on youtube n turned my butt right back onto the app. Yup i’m not ready lol
GoldCurency o duolingo !! It’s a really good app, you can download it on your phone it’s free. It’s fun to use and after your done with the app.. you have to start reading books that are Italian. Listen to italian music, radio and start speaking and work on your pronunciation. That’s what I’m doing
I've been doing Duolingo for months now, and I come here to listen to people speaking and having conversations, it helps because you can understand what they are saying, it's just awesome, and I love it, gives you more experience.
I'm learning Spanish and I'm able to have a decent conversation with a native speaker, I understand a lot of what the Italians are saying in this video despite not learning Italian. The similarities between Spanish and Italian makes me want to learn it now. Such a beautiful language.
Fucking do it. It has never been easier. All these apps, you can try to communicate with natives over Social Media, you can watch Netflix with italian dub and English subtitles. And italian isn't that hard to learn. So go for it 😄 I wanna learn a new language too, not sure if Russian or Italian yet
I speak Spanish trying to learn Italian and I feel like a boss because I know exactly what you guys are saying but the sounds are unfamiliar to my ears. I guess this was how it felt to learn English
Well,I'm a Romanian and I'm being exposed to some Italian but not at a very high level,so I started today with Duolingo and to be honest,I can understand about 70-80% of what you guys are saying. I want to learn the language for my step-sister because she knows Italian and I don't,and I'm always up for some challenges in life. Great job taking about the cooking,and the Italian restaurants in Australia.
That’s funny because they have Italian roots there. It’s why their Spanish is so funky and conjugated differently . I speak Spanish too but not fluently
Vincenzo's Plate! I make all my marinara sauce the way you show me! Ciao! This is helping me understand the filler words. I understand words here and there but this helps piece them together listening to how you guys use them in conversation.
I’m trying to learn Italian as a coping skill cause I have nothing to look forward to instead of learning a new language sooo yeah thanks for the video, I took notes and I’m probably gonna watch this again later on
i have no idea what you were talking about... i think something about food ! But i watched the whole vedio & kept smiling for that charming language ❤❤❤❤❤❤ i hope one day i can be fluent italian speaker .. love uu. and ur culture and language and anything italian 😻😻 greetings from the holy land
Hi ! My name is Gabriel, very nice to meet you. I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your channel. I speak English and Spanish and want to learn how to speak Italian, it is quite similar to Spanish. So thank you, and hopefully I will be able to learn Italian with your help. Bonjorno for now.
As a German I have to say: no wonder that Italy is the land of our longing, yearning and desire - look at the food, look at the weather, look at the people, listen to the language. And I haven’t even started thinking about art and culture and architecture and music. I wonder why Greece and Egypt didn’t have their Renaissance: sure, Schiller translated Greek Classics, Schliemann excavated Troja, the Arabs preserved quite some classic greek writings when Europe was still in the Dark Ages. But the romantic relation Germany has to Italy is more like a love story that’s going back hundreds of years uninterrupted. - I mean: even the US thinks of itself as the new Rome; after Constantinople was the second Rome, and Moscow was the third Rome. Sure: there are other great civilizations with a relatively unbroken past, and „love-stories“ between nations: lots of the eastern philosophies go directly back to India, lots of love-hate relationships within Asia: China, Japan, Korea. Sure: there are Professors and University Departements and Societies that study those parts of the world and keep relations. But what I’m getting at: still all roads lead to Rome! There’s rivers of cultural heritage. If I remember correctly, there’s like 25000 sites all over Europe where ancient Roman Villas were excavated / found. Ok, I guess Egypt lasted thousands of years, and had its own Renaissances during the times of the Greeks and the Romans: even today there are Egyptian Obelisks in Paris and London and New York. But Rome has a dozen of them! A Dozen! They’ve been standing in Rome about as long as they stood in Egypt!! Sorry, got carried away a little. In fact I don’t know all that much about Italy or Rome or anything I spoke about: but that is a testament how deeply ingrained that culture is, how intertwined. - Even politics today: I think the creation of the Euro was economically a bad idea, but now that we have it, we can no longer undo it without grave side effects: how could any German with a little bit of love for history suggest that we could go forward faster without Italy or Greece? That’s like ditching Grandma. - Citizens from the US, Japan or China can treat European countries as tourist destinations, but Germans can not: it would be like visiting your own heart or your brain or your right arm (- economically speaking Germany might still be the backbone for another generation). (And I had not even mentioned the moral debt Germany still has towards the rest of Europe due to what our Grandfathers did in WWII...)
I heard people who speak portuguese can understand Italian, so I came to this video to check it out. I understood so many things even not knowing anything about italian lol
Ciao Lucrezia! I'm from Brazil and I'm trying to learn some Italian all by myself. I'm looking forward to being able to read a whole book in Italian. I hope that by the end of this year I will have improved my Italian dramatically, hahaha. Well, I think it only depends on how much effort I put into achieving this goal! By the way, I love your channel! Arrivederci!
❤❤ Se il tuo video ha i sottotitoli sia in italiano che in inglese, sarà più facile da capire per le persone di altre lingue del mondo. Il video è facile da ascoltare, imparare e ricordare quando le parole vengono pronunciate lentamente. Chiedo di considerare la questione. Grazie mille. Yachin, Bangladesh.❤❤❤❤
He’s talking about the difference between Italian food made at home in comparison to what he finds in Italian restaurants overseas. I know Italians are quite passionate about s as authentic Italian food
ive been teaching myself italian for a few weeks and this video is so great, i understand about 50%, and i can piece together the rest! i use the 80/20 rule btw, duolingo sucks
Lucrezia fai più di questo tipo di video per favore!! Questi video sono molto utili per me per fare ascoltare alla conversazione autentica in italiano, e darò l'esame di CILS B1 tra due mesi... quindi auitami per favore! :)
Pues yo hablo español y vine a ver qué tanto podía entender y la verdad se entiende la mayoría de las cosas básicamente porque algunas palabras se pronuncian igual, que hermosas son nuestros idiomas
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Italian American restaurants are doing a disservice to Italian food, passing it off as real Italian cuisine, Americans don't know any better. I have these conversations with my Sicilian parents all the time, my mother cooks amazing authenticate Sicilian dishes, we always poke fun at some of the American Italian menus.
I understood some of the conversation, but I think I got the main message.. make one where you guy talk about dancing and accordions and music related talk
Cara tbm sou brasileiro, eu tava assistindo aquele filme do Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), e na cena final, aparece uma mulher falando em italiano por uns 15 segundos. Tipo eu fiquei supresso por ter conseguido entender tudo que ela disse. Por issi resolvi vir aqui nesse vídeo. E to mai impressionado ainda por ter entendido literalmente 90% do que eles conversaram. Talvez eu tenha sido italiano em outra vida, apesar de ser fluente e ter aprendido inglês sozinho desde dos meus 10 anos. Daqui um anao eu viajo para Paris, então to focando no francês, mas eu relamemte fiquei interessado no Italiano dpz de ver que é uma língua super parecida com a nossa
I’m Romanian you lost me at Italian😂 all though Romanian is a latin language we’re influenced too much by Slavic languages. I understand Ukrainian more then Italian sometime I understand spanish if it’s spoken really slowly.
Yes, it is so funny. The first time I brought my husband who is from Italy to meet my family, I chose an Italian restaurant that I liked. He was looking at the menu asking me what is an Italian salad? And telling me there is no chicken parmigianno or spaghetti and meatballs. HAHAHAHAHAH.... I guess meatballs are for soup or aperitivo. Thank you for putting this video out. I agree with Amen...subtitles please!
ciao!! i’ve been learning italian for the past 3 days and it’s so difficult but im so excited to learn it!! does anyone have any methods to learn italian quickly 😊
Grazie Lucrezia e Vincenzo! A very good interview, however, as a novice Italian language speaker, I found it a bit difficult to understand the nuances of the conversation because of all the background noise, i.e., traffic, others' conversations, etc. I got the gist of it, but had to guess at a lot of the words. Otherwise, molto interessante!
Purtroppo non posso sentire chiaramente la conversazione grazie ai disturbi. Tuttavia, sono un principiante, allora, devo studiare piu fortemente per migliorare. Era un video molto interessato.
Ciao. Sono brasiliana, nata a Tubarão, SC vivo a Florianópolis, SC. Studio l’italiano per amore, ho la cittadinanza italiana da due anni.purtroppo non conosco ancora l’Italia. Magari un giorno...
You know the traditional saying that french is the most beautifully spoken language (from a Euro.standpoint) is that French is the language of love and is beautifully spoken but in my humble opinion Italian sounds better.
Grazie per i tuoi video. Mi piacciono molto. Sono australiano centoventi per cento e penso che Vincenzi abbia ragione, ma quando ho deciso di guardare il suo canale, il primo video che ho visto era "Sicilian Arancini". Non ci credo!!! Nella sua ricette ci sono cubetti di mozarella !!!!! Per le nonne siciliane, credo che sia come gli spaghetti alla carbonara con panna ;) Buon appetito xx
Too the defense of these American restaurants, it is not gross food. Rather variations of a culture that has adapted to it's new home. When Italian immigrants arrived to the US, they had to work with the ingredients they found in their new home and so the Italo-American menu was born. It may be strange to you but to us in America it is a very delicious and in fact edible cuisine. So, it may be "different" to you but by no means "inedible". Instead of comparing maybe there should be a segment on variations of a beautiful and delicious cuisine. Just a suggestion. :)
+curlyqs100 Don't worry. Although Vincenzo was saying that it is ridiculous to have variations such as cream in spaghetti carbonara, he has "his" recipe for Sicilian Arancini" with mozzarella, a cheese from the other side of the Straits of Messina. The Sicilian nonnas would say MAI !!! but there you go - some variations are OK, for some, when it suits. Molto divertente. Just remember Christopher Colombus' nonna never had pomodori, polenta, patate, peperoncini, ciocolata. Italian food now varies greatly from 500 years ago. The world is evolving and variations are the norm.
Grazie a te! Esatto! I miei provengano da Roma. Any real Roman knows la carbonara is derived from when American GIs brought their rations of bacon & eggs to Italy and the local Roman chefs. like my own nonna, made carbonara. Cultures do evolve and change and that is-almost always-for the better. I just mention carbonara because that is the most obvious example of Italians "sampling" as they say in music, from Americans, and making it something utterly their own.
curlyqs100 what americans or other foreign people don't understand is that in Italy we eat regionally!! that means that I (sicilian guy) eat different things than a person in Milan for example... if u come to my town in Sicily you will never find any restaurant that has carbonara in the menu!! instead you will find sicilian dishes. if u wanna know... at home I ve tried carbonara so many times.. then when I was 11 my parents brought me to Rome for a vacation and there I had a carbonara... i found out that it was the first in my life because at home I was using pancetta and parmesan and I was sure that was the real taste but it wasn t! so if u are in Rome don t order cannoli or if u are in Sicily don t order carbonara... everything in its right place
I don't understand what they say. I'm not even learning Italian. I just LOVE the sound of the Italian language.
i like it too
True that
?molto bad
i understand i'm puerto ricani speak Spanish ,italian portuguese and spanish are very similar
I watched the Godfather so I know Italian !
bro i been learning italian with duolingo n felt all big and bad so i searched italian conversation on youtube n turned my butt right back onto the app. Yup i’m not ready lol
Yeah too bad Duolingo doesn't teach Italian sign language
Isamara Ruedas same🤣
I don't recommend Duolingo
Isamara Ruedas dont use Duolingo
@@s3rg1o.3x3 what do you recommend
I'm learning Italian by myself and I'm so happy that I can understand most things in this video :3
What's the best way to learn ?
GoldCurency o duolingo !! It’s a really good app, you can download it on your phone it’s free. It’s fun to use and after your done with the app.. you have to start reading books that are Italian. Listen to italian music, radio and start speaking and work on your pronunciation. That’s what I’m doing
Mariam Mcclellan I was saying the same while watching this video
i look up to you ;)
me 2
10% language
90% hands
Random Vids actually hands are really important in italian
Hands is everything
🤌🤌
Italians can speak without sounds at all. My friend said it was because at first they found it hard to understand duverse dialects
@@rezaadara7866 😂lol😅😅😂😂
Being Mexican makes this a little better to understand lol love learning Italian
Same with Portuguese. Cus they all latin based
@@jynrah47 and French but Italian and Spanish have the most in common.
Yea I’m American learning Spanish and recently started Italian and noticed they have a lot in common too
I'm spanish, I can understand almost everything lol and I never learned italian X)
I also kinda undertand
Si to puedo entender
eu sou brasileiro mas tipo eu só entendi o contexto as palavras em si são muito diferentes e eu tomuito confuso
Yo igual
You should also be able to understand Portuguese in that case as they are both pretty similar to each other.
Love Vicenzo's passion for Italian food, so nice to see, keeping the tradition alive.
I've been doing Duolingo for months now, and I come here to listen to people speaking and having conversations, it helps because you can understand what they are saying, it's just awesome, and I love it, gives you more experience.
Your channel is GREAT, but PLEASE put subtitles; both languages would be helpful. Thanks for the great content!
I have the same complaint. But one thing you could try is to lower the speed and try to get the exact words. It really helps.
Haha and then I put the speed down just a tad. Yay can you tell I’m American?
It boggles my mind how fast their "normal" pace of speaking is.
@@heatherperleberg7816 they aren’t speaking fast. It just seems fast because you don’t understand.
@@amarasunflower6914 i guess it just comes with time
I’m Italian and I’ve been looking for some Italian speaking videos without horrible accents to just feel at home, and ah your voices are great!
"Without horrible accents" literally wtf
I speak Spanish and I’m trying to see if I can understand 😂
Good luck with that
Same hahaha y no entiendo ni madres🤣😥
Same thing here except I speak portuguese. I can undestand spanish really well, french just a lil bit, and i feel like italian might be in the middle
Can understand only a couple words but thats it
I can understand some of it from my Spanish and then also learning some French... Interesting haha
Level B2 in Italian, trying to not forget them!I understood everything 😊 Love Italy ❤
I'm learning Spanish and I'm able to have a decent conversation with a native speaker, I understand a lot of what the Italians are saying in this video despite not learning Italian. The similarities between Spanish and Italian makes me want to learn it now. Such a beautiful language.
I can get that , I’m native Spanish speaker and as you said the fact they’re so similar makes me want to learn it :))
I'm part Italian and wish I could learn to speak it. Such a pretty language.
Fucking do it. It has never been easier.
All these apps, you can try to communicate with natives over Social Media, you can watch Netflix with italian dub and English subtitles. And italian isn't that hard to learn. So go for it 😄
I wanna learn a new language too, not sure if Russian or Italian yet
Same I’m half Italian and what to learn Italian so I can talk to my Italian relatives and my mum for the the jokes
why not learn it tho? never late and it’s pretty fun with the right methods
@@titustatius8237 me and my dad speak Italian in Public and my mom doesn’t even know
This is SO helpful, I’m amazed I can actually understand most of it too and understand the whole point of the conversation. Gracie mile! Perfetto!
I speak Spanish trying to learn Italian and I feel like a boss because I know exactly what you guys are saying but the sounds are unfamiliar to my ears. I guess this was how it felt to learn English
Well,I'm a Romanian and I'm being exposed to some Italian but not at a very high level,so I started today with Duolingo and to be honest,I can understand about 70-80% of what you guys are saying.
I want to learn the language for my step-sister because she knows Italian and I don't,and I'm always up for some challenges in life.
Great job taking about the cooking,and the Italian restaurants in Australia.
I've studied Spanish, French and Portuguese. It's amazing how much of this I can understand.
I can understand bits and pieces of this conversation since I speak Spanish (another Latin-based language)
Its hard to believe but Most people forget that if you speak Spanish you can understand Italian because they both derived from the Romance languages 😂
As a Spanish speaker, I almost feel like Vincenzo is speaking with an Argentinian accent lol
That’s funny because they have Italian roots there. It’s why their Spanish is so funky and conjugated differently . I speak Spanish too but not fluently
it's crazy because it looks like the argentinian mode comes per word like he speaking two languages i love it
if Argentinian their are Itanish people cuz they Spanish Italian bloodline and roots
Vincenzo's Plate! I make all my marinara sauce the way you show me! Ciao! This is helping me understand the filler words. I understand words here and there but this helps piece them together listening to how you guys use them in conversation.
I’m trying to learn Italian as a coping skill cause I have nothing to look forward to instead of learning a new language sooo yeah thanks for the video, I took notes and I’m probably gonna watch this again later on
lol me rn
i have no idea what you were talking about... i think something about food ! But i watched the whole vedio & kept smiling for that charming language ❤❤❤❤❤❤ i hope one day i can be fluent italian speaker .. love uu. and ur culture and language and anything italian 😻😻 greetings from the holy land
Hi ! My name is Gabriel, very nice to meet you. I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your channel. I speak English and Spanish and want to learn how to speak Italian, it is quite similar to Spanish. So thank you, and hopefully I will be able to learn Italian with your help. Bonjorno for now.
As a German I have to say: no wonder that Italy is the land of our longing, yearning and desire - look at the food, look at the weather, look at the people, listen to the language. And I haven’t even started thinking about art and culture and architecture and music.
I wonder why Greece and Egypt didn’t have their Renaissance: sure, Schiller translated Greek Classics, Schliemann excavated Troja, the Arabs preserved quite some classic greek writings when Europe was still in the Dark Ages. But the romantic relation Germany has to Italy is more like a love story that’s going back hundreds of years uninterrupted. - I mean: even the US thinks of itself as the new Rome; after Constantinople was the second Rome, and Moscow was the third Rome.
Sure: there are other great civilizations with a relatively unbroken past, and „love-stories“ between nations: lots of the eastern philosophies go directly back to India, lots of love-hate relationships within Asia: China, Japan, Korea. Sure: there are Professors and University Departements and Societies that study those parts of the world and keep relations. But what I’m getting at: still all roads lead to Rome! There’s rivers of cultural heritage. If I remember correctly, there’s like 25000 sites all over Europe where ancient Roman Villas were excavated / found.
Ok, I guess Egypt lasted thousands of years, and had its own Renaissances during the times of the Greeks and the Romans: even today there are Egyptian Obelisks in Paris and London and New York. But Rome has a dozen of them! A Dozen! They’ve been standing in Rome about as long as they stood in Egypt!!
Sorry, got carried away a little. In fact I don’t know all that much about Italy or Rome or anything I spoke about: but that is a testament how deeply ingrained that culture is, how intertwined. - Even politics today: I think the creation of the Euro was economically a bad idea, but now that we have it, we can no longer undo it without grave side effects: how could any German with a little bit of love for history suggest that we could go forward faster without Italy or Greece? That’s like ditching Grandma. - Citizens from the US, Japan or China can treat European countries as tourist destinations, but Germans can not: it would be like visiting your own heart or your brain or your right arm (- economically speaking Germany might still be the backbone for another generation).
(And I had not even mentioned the moral debt Germany still has towards the rest of Europe due to what our Grandfathers did in WWII...)
I heard people who speak portuguese can understand Italian, so I came to this video to check it out.
I understood so many things even not knowing anything about italian lol
I speak Brazilian Portuguese and could understand this conversation clearly, Tchau Bela
Randomly looked up Italian conversation while high and came upon this vid and wow.. this woman is beautiful!
Ciao Lucrezia! I'm from Brazil and I'm trying to learn some Italian all by myself. I'm looking forward to being able to read a whole book in Italian. I hope that by the end of this year I will have improved my Italian dramatically, hahaha. Well, I think it only depends on how much effort I put into achieving this goal! By the way, I love your channel! Arrivederci!
Sono indiano studio italiano possiamo essere amici
I wish I could go to Italy one day and try real italian food!!
Yeah its great i go there all the time, im an italian-londoner 😂
Italy is the most beautiful country in the world Graciela please make sure you go visit
Hi Lucrezi! I'm from Brazil and i'm learning italian alone, on the internet. And your videos has help me a lot! So, grazie per tutti!
I love to follow your italian les sens thanks
no way - “allora” like “alors” in french?! that’s so cool!
Learning Italian is very easy for me because Italian is very similar to Spanish and I fluently knownsoanish
❤❤ Se il tuo video ha i sottotitoli sia in italiano che in inglese, sarà più facile da capire per le persone di altre lingue del mondo. Il video è facile da ascoltare, imparare e ricordare quando le parole vengono pronunciate lentamente. Chiedo di considerare la questione.
Grazie mille. Yachin, Bangladesh.❤❤❤❤
He’s talking about the difference between Italian food made at home in comparison to what he finds in Italian restaurants overseas. I know Italians are quite passionate about s as authentic Italian food
Sono molto contenta per vederti qui, Vincenzo. Mi piace molto la sua cucina
ありがとうございます。
You are gorgeous Lucrezia 💗✨
Spanish speaker understanding most of this video thanks to romance languages and don´t having any clue about italian, haha liked it good job
Thanks for these conversational videos ! I’m trying to learn Italian by my own and I need listening
ive been teaching myself italian for a few weeks and this video is so great, i understand about 50%, and i can piece together the rest! i use the 80/20 rule btw, duolingo sucks
I'm watching this video in high volume and my boys looking at me like wtf lmao 😂😂😂
Chapo Luciano HAHA!
+Learn Italian with Lucrezia GRANDE INTERVISTA ! Grazie Lucrezia e Vincenzo!
As a Brazilian who never studied Italian, I can understand a big 95% of what they are saying.
Lucrezia fai più di questo tipo di video per favore!! Questi video sono molto utili per me per fare ascoltare alla conversazione autentica in italiano, e darò l'esame di CILS B1 tra due mesi... quindi auitami per favore! :)
I nostri amici se possiamo dirlo sono insieme! Yahoo! Grazie!
Bellissima intervista! Grazie! Saluti di Berlino dove - chiaro- purtroppo, mangiamo la Carbonara con la panna...😅😮
Pues yo hablo español y vine a ver qué tanto podía entender y la verdad se entiende la mayoría de las cosas básicamente porque algunas palabras se pronuncian igual, que hermosas son nuestros idiomas
I have very little Italian training, and this conversation was quite easy to understand. (I speak French).
Sì, mi ha piaciuto tantissimo. Grazie.
Hablo español y entiendo mucho de lo dicen. Me encanta.
Preferisco si tutto il mondo parlino tanto chiaramente come voi. 🌎🇮🇹😃💚
Suo amico canadese, Lucrezia, parla con molti passione su cucina italiana.
Figo!
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Eccezionale video! Mi piace tantissimo
Bravo! Mi ha piaciuto moltíssimo!
Il cibo sembra molto buono!
This sounds so much easier to understand than French but my God I want to learn it more
Italian American restaurants are doing a disservice to Italian food, passing it off as real Italian cuisine, Americans don't know any better. I have these conversations with my Sicilian parents all the time, my mother cooks amazing authenticate Sicilian dishes, we always poke fun at some of the American Italian menus.
Ik Spanish
So I understand a little
Knowing Portuguese, italiano is a lot easier to understand. You can understand what they are saying but not 100% of the words, you got the context.
Lol Just read some comments down bellow from my fellow Latinos, or Spaniards talking about the same thing 😁
2:21 fully expected her to say "there are kangaroos"
It's more easy for the people who speaks portuguese, it's like spanish. But spanish is more easy for us.
Vincenzo che parla in italiano: l'evento dell'anno XD
This is what ive been learning about. Io amore italiano
I don’t know if understood because I speak Spanish or if I’ve actually learned Italian 😂😂
I'm so glad there not pretending to speak like other bad actors these people have the music in them bravo bravo
I understood some of the conversation, but I think I got the main message.. make one where you guy talk about dancing and accordions and music related talk
Brava Lucrezia...ciao...grazie mille.
I love be Brazilian and I'm gonna learn this language, hmrum.. surely!
Cara tbm sou brasileiro, eu tava assistindo aquele filme do Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), e na cena final, aparece uma mulher falando em italiano por uns 15 segundos. Tipo eu fiquei supresso por ter conseguido entender tudo que ela disse. Por issi resolvi vir aqui nesse vídeo. E to mai impressionado ainda por ter entendido literalmente 90% do que eles conversaram. Talvez eu tenha sido italiano em outra vida, apesar de ser fluente e ter aprendido inglês sozinho desde dos meus 10 anos. Daqui um anao eu viajo para Paris, então to focando no francês, mas eu relamemte fiquei interessado no Italiano dpz de ver que é uma língua super parecida com a nossa
@@FernandoSoares6 sim, isso é muito doido. Viste a similaridade tambem com o español? Felicidades en seus estudos de français man :)
Lucrezia ! Lucrezia ! Bel video
I’m Romanian you lost me at Italian😂 all though Romanian is a latin language we’re influenced too much by Slavic languages. I understand Ukrainian more then Italian sometime I understand spanish if it’s spoken really slowly.
Because you guys are very Slavic influenced with Slavic blood you guys just aren’t Slavic because you speak romance
Hablo español. me encantaría hablar italiano.Me encanta. We have similar wording but slightly different pronunciation.
Yes, it is so funny. The first time I brought my husband who is from Italy to meet my family, I chose an Italian restaurant that I liked. He was looking at the menu asking me what is an Italian salad? And telling me there is no chicken parmigianno or spaghetti and meatballs. HAHAHAHAHAH.... I guess meatballs are for soup or aperitivo. Thank you for putting this video out. I agree with Amen...subtitles please!
+exisarose Haha, thanks for sharing your story! :D Yes, subtitles are on my to-do list!!!
brazilians are privileged because we can learn spanish and italian faster than the other people (or vice versa), our language is similar
Can't wait to finally start in June when I've finally finishes 5 years of uni!!!!
Me gusta mucho la cultura italiana y el lenguaje tambien
I'm so fed up with Americans making a travesty out of Italian dishes!
Bravissimo, Vincenzo e anche Lucrezia, mi sembra che sto con voi, al ristorante.
sto impariando l'italiano, il tuo video me ha piaciuto molto! grazie mille!
Sei bellissima, grazie mille!
La langue la plus belle au monde ❤
ciao!! i’ve been learning italian for the past 3 days and it’s so difficult but im so excited to learn it!! does anyone have any methods to learn italian quickly 😊
non vedo l'ora di viaggiare a Italia!
Lily Patricia Sanchez :D :D :D
Io voglio viaggiare alla bella italia
Learning Italian as my 3rd language. Muy hermoso amo la comida Italiana🇮🇹
My penpal is trying to help me leaen italian so i am here so i can learn pronounciation❤❤❤
I just came here to see how they speak with their hands. It's so interesting to see
React to Korean drama titled Vincenzo. React the part they talk italian.
They look like brazilian which makes everything a little bit easier for me. We have a lot similiar word bettwen português and Italian
You're in Trevor James video!! Thank you
Grazie Lucrezia e Vincenzo! A very good interview, however, as a novice Italian language speaker, I found it a bit difficult to understand the nuances of the conversation because of all the background noise, i.e., traffic, others' conversations, etc. I got the gist of it, but had to guess at a lot of the words. Otherwise, molto interessante!
Purtroppo non posso sentire chiaramente la conversazione grazie ai disturbi. Tuttavia, sono un principiante, allora, devo studiare piu fortemente per migliorare. Era un video molto interessato.
Sono abbastanza d'accordo con te su questo, amico.
Ciao. Sono brasiliana, nata a Tubarão, SC vivo a Florianópolis, SC. Studio l’italiano per amore, ho la cittadinanza italiana da due anni.purtroppo non conosco ancora l’Italia. Magari un giorno...
You know the traditional saying that french is the most beautifully spoken language (from a Euro.standpoint) is that French is the language of love and is beautifully spoken but in my humble opinion Italian sounds better.
Grazie per i tuoi video. Mi piacciono molto. Sono australiano centoventi per cento e penso che Vincenzi abbia ragione, ma quando ho deciso di guardare il suo canale, il primo video che ho visto era "Sicilian Arancini". Non ci credo!!! Nella sua ricette ci sono cubetti di mozarella !!!!! Per le nonne siciliane, credo che sia come gli spaghetti alla carbonara con panna ;) Buon appetito xx
Too the defense of these American restaurants, it is not gross food. Rather variations of a culture that has adapted to it's new home. When Italian immigrants arrived to the US, they had to work with the ingredients they found in their new home and so the Italo-American menu was born. It may be strange to you but to us in America it is a very delicious and in fact edible cuisine. So, it may be "different" to you but by no means "inedible". Instead of comparing maybe there should be a segment on variations of a beautiful and delicious cuisine. Just a suggestion. :)
+curlyqs100 Don't worry. Although Vincenzo was saying that it is ridiculous to have variations such as cream in spaghetti carbonara, he has "his" recipe for Sicilian Arancini" with mozzarella, a cheese from the other side of the Straits of Messina. The Sicilian nonnas would say MAI !!! but there you go - some variations are OK, for some, when it suits. Molto divertente. Just remember Christopher Colombus' nonna never had pomodori, polenta, patate, peperoncini, ciocolata. Italian food now varies greatly from 500 years ago. The world is evolving and variations are the norm.
Grazie a te! Esatto! I miei provengano da Roma. Any real Roman knows la carbonara is derived from when American GIs brought their rations of bacon & eggs to Italy and the local Roman chefs. like my own nonna, made carbonara. Cultures do evolve and change and that is-almost always-for the better. I just mention carbonara because that is the most obvious example of Italians "sampling" as they say in music, from Americans, and making it something utterly their own.
curlyqs100 what americans or other foreign people don't understand is that in Italy we eat regionally!! that means that I (sicilian guy) eat different things than a person in Milan for example... if u come to my town in Sicily you will never find any restaurant that has carbonara in the menu!! instead you will find sicilian dishes. if u wanna know... at home I ve tried carbonara so many times.. then when I was 11 my parents brought me to Rome for a vacation and there I had a carbonara... i found out that it was the first in my life because at home I was using pancetta and parmesan and I was sure that was the real taste but it wasn t! so if u are in Rome don t order cannoli or if u are in Sicily don t order carbonara... everything in its right place
I love you guys
what a brilliant articulate explanation, I too from a different culture, and have never ever thought about it in this way! Bravo 👍👏👏👏
Being at level B1 at French and native speaker of (brazilian) Portuguese helps a lot to understand Italian.
Ps: I've never studied Italian before
Spanish is my first language and I can understand much of what they're saying O.o
Talking rioplatense spanish and being here trying to get if you understand something
Then you understand almost everything. WJDKLMGAT
Sto imparando a parlar italiano da solo e ho capito quasi tutto. Grazie. Arrivederci.
Bravo Sergio, ma nello scritto non si mette "Arrivederci", al max "Buona giornata"