Bounanotte = good night Sono = I’m / I am Buonasera = good evening Mi chiamo = my name is Come ti chiama = what’s your name? . E tu= and you ? Prego = you’re welcome Sì = yes No = no Va bene = okay Che ora è = what time is it Dove la stazione = where is thee station Possa usare il bagno = May I use the restaurant Vorrei quelcosa da mangiare = I would like something to eat Posso avere il conto = can I have the check please A presto = see you soon A dopo = see you later Dove posso mangiare la gelato = I would like the gelato Verbs Essere = To be Avere = To have Fare = to do Dire = to say Potere = can Volere = To want Sapere = To know Stare = to stay Dovere = must Prendere = to take Vedere = to see Andare = to go Venire = to come Dare = to give Parlare = To talk Trovare = to find Sentire = To hear Lasciare = to leave Guardare = to look Mettere = to put Pensare = To think Passare = To Pass Credere = To believe Portare = to bring Mangiare =To eat Italian nouns Cosa = thing Anno = year Uomo = man Giorno = day Volta = time Casa = home Parte = part Vita = life Tempo = weather Donna = woman Mano = hand Occhio = eye Ora = time Signore = mister Paese = country Momento = moment Modo = way Parola = word Padre= father Punto = point Lavoro = job Stato = state Caso = case Citta = town Animale = animal Adjectives Grande = big Piccolo = small Dolce = sweet Diverso = different Primo = first Ultimo = last Anziano = old Giovane = young Carino = pretty Bello = beautiful Brutto = ugly Buono = good Cattivo = bad Bravo = capable Nuovo = new Alto = tall Basso = short Vero = true Aperto = open Chiuso = closed Caro = expensive Economico = cheap Difficile = difficult Facile = easy Divertente = fun
I loved the video! I would appreciate if you repeated the sentences in Italian twice. The first time slowly so we can get the correct pronunciation and the second time normally to get an understanding of how it is used in real world scenario. Thank you for the quite helpful video!
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listen!! don’t get hung up on words, listening is the key to language, hear the sounds first then learn the vocabulary and grammar fun videos, repetition works!
Yeah, that' really the secret. People think you study grammar ASAP and it's stupid. Kids don't learn to talk by talking but by listening (of course they are faster at that age) - but still you first learn the sound, then the meaning and then the right pronounce/grammar. So if you want to learn any language you just gotta simulate how a baby learns - Listen only in that language, you gotta simulate the environment around you. Put some headphones and listen to these videos over and over. Pick 10 basic videos and listen to them 1/2 times a day for 10 days.
For me it’s Spanish I’m from Chile 🇨🇱 and that’s my native language but Italian is also a beautiful language and it’s somewhat easy to learn bc I know Spanish and that helps me a lot
I’m 16 and currently trilingual. I know English, Spanish & BSL. And I’ve always loved languages so now I’m trying to learn Italian! I think it’s a good 4th language since it’s similar to Spanish. I also want to be constantly learning a new language so ones I have my eye on for the future are French, Russian, Norwegian, Polish & Chinese!
U know, u can get very high paying jobs learning all those languages. Funny true story: My bestfriend in college was lazy as hell and couldnt pass any class but Russian. Her parents told her if she failed another class they would cut her off. So all she took was Russian and it was hilarious cuz her dad was livid. Shes freakin Russian so derp, jokes on them but moving on. She makes 6 figures with the government on a slow year now... as a translator 😂😂😂 I just think that's the funniest story ever cuz her dad was so mad initially and now he thinks Americans are dumb cuz the whole thing is just stupid as all get-out. Welcome to America I guess 🤣 jokes on us
@@elenadebarrows491 I'm Italian, when I came to America i thought that i would never learn English. Now I speak besides Italian, English, Spanish. My favorite language is Portuguese. I read in the comments that someone wrote you about learning Chinese. I agree with that person, it's a language that you have to start to learn when you are around 5 or 6 years old. The writing in my opinion is very difficult, it's an art. Arabic again in my opinion is very difficult. But where there is life there's hope. Have you ever seen that beautifu little Russian girl, Bella. Google, little Russian girl speaks 7 or more languages. She's adorable, she speaks and reads all 7 plus languages. May God bless you, and pray that all your dreams become reality. CIAO.
@@noor.the.legend. it definitely isnt overhyped, but I do see where your coming from. Doing too much of one thing will lead you to stray from it. I've been on and off with learning because I dont have the dedication or attention span
@@zdrame61 how long does it take you to grasp a language. I've been learning Italian for 3 weeks online 30 minutes a day. And I still forget some frases. It's so stressful and that is because I know Spanish to so this should be easy but it's not
As a Turkish guy, love italian language and i have started to learn recently. Love italian cuisine, very similar to us, they love high carbs bread, pasta, pizza ;) . love their history as well, studied roman law at university, read cicero, dante... but i havent met any italian tough. when i was teenager l like and know tiziano ferro songs. other italian far as i heard pavorotti and berlusconi and some footballers respect totti, maldini. if i compare italian with my language; verb conjuctions - similar to our language, verb changes, ignoring subject pronouns . But so many exceptions in italian, irregular verbs and various tenses are quite challenging. In turkish rules are rules and tenses are quite simple. yet in one month i learned common verbs different versions at basic level. words, prepositions changes. challenging a bit but like it it sounds natural. we have gender free and there is no def. articles in our language. Yet i like it. best thing about isi talian that word pronouncations are so clear and natural to my ears. they dont swallow, hard roll or make weird sounds. We almost all italian sounds at our lives, similar usages. Easy to listen and follow... Personally i coudnt make french throat sounds well or english special th (tongue out), schwa, hard jawdropper sounds are quite annoying for me... French dont pronounce %60 of word, what the hell if u dont sound :) i mean so many silent letters, calculation of numbers looks weird. i just want to say number, it turns to the math problem. italians sound nearly all letters, their numbers are same sense. italian unique rhytm and stress are quite pleasant like music. tons of hand gestures like turkish. i think italian much easy to learn at begining but hard to master than English.
Ive spent almost a year learning spanish. Stumbled on this video, looks like Italian will be my 3rd language It feels so good to intuitively understand communication 😂😅
@@lislearnitalianwithsongs i'm a native spanish speaker (chilean) and i actually find it a lot more difficult to learn than english, i always confuse the words bc they are so similar to spanish but have a different meaning, and i struggle a lot
I'm English and have studied Spanish before. I haven't used it in a while, so I have to study again to resurface it, but I find that learning Italian is helping me remember the Spanish that I've forgotten due to how similar the words are. I know some French too, and some of the words are throwing me off when I read them, because I read the French pronunciation for them. Like, Facile, Difficile, Dire, Fare, Avere, Venire, Prendere, Trovare, Parlere, and Volere look near identical to their French counterparts, so I get the confusion. The letter C keeps throwing me off when I see it too.
@@mature111ster I understand the confusion quite well! Knowing the French pronunciation can be kind of misleading when learning Spanish or Italian. But, on the other hand, Spanish and Italian have more similar traits in common in their pronunciation. A good way to “ metabolize“ the pronunciation aspect is that off listening to songs, but, of course, I am biased here. If you click on the pizza on the left (it will take you to the channel “learn Italian with songs“) you will get an idea of what I’m talking about. Ciao!
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
The first time I watched this woman teaching . What a great way to learn Italian I like watching woman the way they speak and their expressions . What a great way of learning . I have been trying to learn Italian for years first by book which was almost hopless and now with programs on playstore where you hear the person speaking which is better . Now seeing the pretty woman explains the words is even better. I have been to Italy and my mother is from Trieste, well I live in rotorua New Zealand learning Italian keep my mind active great for a 68 year old ,man thank you
This was a lot of information to take on in a short time. But I feel that with repetition and using other sources this video will be extremely helpful. I like that the words here were used in full sentences because I can go learn grammar elsewhere and come back and see if the sentences here make sense. Its a good way to associate words, grammar and setence structure.
Interesting! I have learned some false cognates in Italian. In Portuguese, my first language, we have the verb "sentir", which means "to feel", but in Italian "sentire" means "to hear". "Guardare" and "guardar", in Portuguese it can mean "to keep", "to save" depending on the context. Very nice video, Desiree!
I relate to that. I’m American so I know American English, and in school I’m my part of the country we learn Spanish, so I have false cognates for both Spanish and English in Italian
At 9:14 this helped me understand why a lovely co worker from Italy would run into work late shouting, "I know, I know, I know, I'm late". We were shocked speechless, because in the USA, this sounds antagonistic and would definitely upset people even more, LOL. In the US we would say something like: "I'm so, so sorry! I had car trouble!" (or whatever the reason was), and then: I'll be sure to stay late to make up for the lost time" of if you're meeting a friend, "let me buy you a drink to make up for it". Hope I don't do some sort of mistake like this when I'm in Italy, yikes.
As an Italian I could tell you that Portuguese, is a mix of Sicilian and French. I was a member of a Brazilian church for about a year, here in Brooklyn, New York where I have lived for 50years of my 63 years. I was 13 years when my family moved from Sicily to New York. I have to be honest, i love the Portuguese language better than my first language which is Italian.
No grammar, pronouns, use of adverbs, verbs, articles or conjugations were talked about in this video? How in the hell was the "best" Italian video that you have found??? LOL
Yulieth Ortiz Barraza Yes you can this channel has like 20 other channels with THE same name but just another language spanish podcast, Japanse podcast
Lol, yeah she explained... nothing, just meaning of words that you can find easily in a dictionary. And yes, you are wrong too in that "not even in spanish you can find such a well explained video", say hi to EnSimplesPalabras, the best course of italian in spanish.
Since long, I tried to learn italian, I speak german already, but no success,this one is the top one, not only beautiful teacher but good teacher as well. If only I came across you before, I would be speaking italian now. Thanks so much
Thank you Desiree!. Your video is great!. Italian is my third language and I am far from being fluent in it, but I am studying hard to make it my own language!. Is the first time I watch your video and I already learned several words from you. Thank you so much!.
You're the best teacher ive ever had. I love that she is using her actual personality. She's lively, beautiful, cute dimples, and a lovely accent. ❤️❤️❤️
I've found your channel recently (or it found me :)) and I'm loving your way to teach Italian!!! Good examples, showing the difference between formal and informal use of the language, and you're really simpatica... Grazie mille!!!
Grazie Desireè. My great grandparents are from Palermo and Calabria and I haven't spoken any Italian, other than to sing it (I am a choir/vocal music teacher) in years. I appreciate your videos to relearn what I have forgotten many years ago. Also, I will give a compliment that you have very kind eyes! Take care and keep up the great work!
Hi, I love your "Learn Italian with ItalianPod101, out of all the others on UA-cam i like yours the most but there is one problem, you go way too fast if you slow down just a little it would be perfect. Please continue to make more learn Italian conversation videos but please go slower, I listen to you while i go walking everyday for an hour. Thanks for taking your time to do this because we appreciate it. ti amo
Desirèe is charming and very clear. I have been studying Italian daily for over ten months and I still found the video useful. One suggestion for another phrase to cover: "I have a table booked for [time]".
Thank you you are explaining the verbs in good context, this seems to be a big problem for me.. I am living in Italy for 6 years but still having problems with verbs and adjectives
amazing!! thank you. i hope i can use some of these phrases in Italy in July. i am complete beginner. Italian has always fascinated me. Due to lockdown i decided it is time to fulfill my dream to learn some Italian.
Wow, how about this for a change? It's not too fast for me, and you can always pause or rewind (for the expressions e.g.) and copy them from the screen, do some work yourself hey? The problem with most vids is that they are short , don't have that much information and are too slow, with a lot of repetition, so this is just perfect, as is the presenter BTW, but there is a mistake in the word describing her at the beginning (there's one letter too many in the word 'host') :-) So, as an absolute beginner in Italian, I would say: Ooh, quella donna è così carina! I am sure I would learn a lot of Italian very fast if she were in more vids (?). She has a relaxed attitude, which is good. But be careful not to overdo the technical gimmicks, use them sparingly. Thank you so much! La ringrazio molto. Will subscribe.
Desirèe, you speak absolutely beautiful English (albeit American English!). I’m using your UA-cam clips to help my daughter learn good Italian, and she is really enjoying your lessons. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the video! I tried what you have learned me on my visit to Napoli, the local people understood what I spoke, which was wonderful.
Desiree you do a wonderful job! You present it the way we should know it, not like some of the others. One small comment: Can you please slow it down about 2-4 seconds? Molto più lento, per favore?
Lol I’m learning Korean and I want to learn another language but I’m not sure which one. My friend is learning Japanese and I want to wait till she gets better so she can help me aha
I’m trying to learn Spanish & Italian at the same time I found out I was half Italian on my moms side so I wanted to learn the language more since my family doesn’t speak it much
Im greek and in school they teach us a litle bit of french and now im trying to learn italian on my own and i have noticed it looks a lot like french in vocabulary and grammar(which helps a lot) For example Tu=Tu(you) Libro=libre(book) Mange=mange(eat) La=la (the for female subjects) Un=un (one for male subjects) Una=une (one for female subjects) And the fact that you only have male and female subjects
Well i am a russian, living in Germany and speaking it perfectly now learning italian because want to buy real estate there...with english it will be my 4th language.
Pro tip: I haven’t watched the whole vid, but you use essere for sentences that does not have a direct object, and avere for sentences that does have direct object. Hope this is helpful.
There are a few factors in studying Italian online . One place I discovered that successfully combines these is the Hartlyn language lessons (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the no.1 remedy that I've found. Look at the incredible information .
I get that Italians speak fast, and I can kinda keep up with it, but personally for me I’d like it if the word she starts off with stays in the screen a little longer, as well as the phrases. Only because I am dyslexic and seeing the word, hearing it, and having time to say it helps me learn.
Gemma Cotton I agree, she talks kinda fast and that’s good so you can hear Italian spoken naturally... but it’s easier to pick up going slow to start and gradually picking up the pace.
I like the way she teaches. She gives more than one explanation of words& how to use them. I still don't understand when to use the feminine& other form, but I'm getting there
Excellent video. Thorough and clear and easy to understand.
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Nice to meet you, watch and support the channel. This is a pretty interesting video. Thank you because this will be helpful for everyone who has just learned Italian
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I know Spanish and Portuguese so it has been an easy transition to Italian 🇮🇹
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porco misera, one of italian phrases, right?
Bounanotte = good night
Sono = I’m / I am
Buonasera = good evening
Mi chiamo = my name is
Come ti chiama = what’s your name?
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E tu= and you ?
Prego = you’re welcome
Sì = yes
No = no
Va bene = okay
Che ora è = what time is it
Dove la stazione = where is thee station
Possa usare il bagno = May I use the restaurant
Vorrei quelcosa da mangiare = I would like something to eat
Posso avere il conto = can I have the check please
A presto = see you soon
A dopo = see you later
Dove posso mangiare la gelato = I would like the gelato
Verbs
Essere = To be
Avere = To have
Fare = to do
Dire = to say
Potere = can
Volere = To want
Sapere = To know
Stare = to stay
Dovere = must
Prendere = to take
Vedere = to see
Andare = to go
Venire = to come
Dare = to give
Parlare = To talk
Trovare = to find
Sentire = To hear
Lasciare = to leave
Guardare = to look
Mettere = to put
Pensare = To think
Passare = To Pass
Credere = To believe
Portare = to bring
Mangiare =To eat
Italian nouns
Cosa = thing
Anno = year
Uomo = man
Giorno = day
Volta = time
Casa = home
Parte = part
Vita = life
Tempo = weather
Donna = woman
Mano = hand
Occhio = eye
Ora = time
Signore = mister
Paese = country
Momento = moment
Modo = way
Parola = word
Padre= father
Punto = point
Lavoro = job
Stato = state
Caso = case
Citta = town
Animale = animal
Adjectives
Grande = big
Piccolo = small
Dolce = sweet
Diverso = different
Primo = first
Ultimo = last
Anziano = old
Giovane = young
Carino = pretty
Bello = beautiful
Brutto = ugly
Buono = good
Cattivo = bad
Bravo = capable
Nuovo = new
Alto = tall
Basso = short
Vero = true
Aperto = open
Chiuso = closed
Caro = expensive
Economico = cheap
Difficile = difficult
Facile = easy
Divertente = fun
Grazie
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Wow Italian it's quite like Spanish, that helps a lot.
si, it does
Jorge Gajardo - I speak very fluent Spanish and French and I can learn Italian very easy by watching the same video twice.
it's more like french
I agree with you
No it's all Latin
Being a native spanish speaker is so helpful when it comes to learning italian.😊
I agree, I am learning Italian but, I speak spanish and English!! Italian is like Spanish langauge!
Oke
The reverse is true, also.
This is so true! Italian is like the perfect mix between Spanish and French.
Lucky you
I loved the video! I would appreciate if you repeated the sentences in Italian twice. The first time slowly so we can get the correct pronunciation and the second time normally to get an understanding of how it is used in real world scenario. Thank you for the quite helpful video!
Turn the video playback speed down and it's like she says it slowly 😁 💃olay
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listen!! don’t get hung up on words, listening is the key to language, hear the sounds first then learn the vocabulary and grammar
fun videos, repetition works!
Yeah, that' really the secret. People think you study grammar ASAP and it's stupid.
Kids don't learn to talk by talking but by listening (of course they are faster at that age) - but still you first learn the sound, then the meaning and then the right pronounce/grammar.
So if you want to learn any language you just gotta simulate how a baby learns - Listen only in that language, you gotta simulate the environment around you. Put some headphones and listen to these videos over and over. Pick 10 basic videos and listen to them 1/2 times a day for 10 days.
@@Lapestebubbonica Thanks for the tips!
@@Lapestebubbonica Grazie!
I will set my tablets language to Italian and only watch videos in italian!
Would the help me learn?
@@Lapestebubbonica Thank you, your observation is right on the money.
@@randomname5052 Definitely yes.
The most beautyful language I have ever been heard!
And for me, it is french
For me it’s Spanish I’m from Chile 🇨🇱 and that’s my native language but Italian is also a beautiful language and it’s somewhat easy to learn bc I know Spanish and that helps me a lot
All languages are beautiful to me!
@@kawaii_oniichan_UwU è difficile semplicemente
@@robertalarcon6013 I'm mexican and yes Italian is kinda similar to Spanish aso it will be easy to learn
she's truly an italian beauty.
yes, she is
:P
XD
She’s just a woman, take a cold shower.
Ikr
I’m 16 and currently trilingual. I know English, Spanish & BSL. And I’ve always loved languages so now I’m trying to learn Italian! I think it’s a good 4th language since it’s similar to Spanish. I also want to be constantly learning a new language so ones I have my eye on for the future are French, Russian, Norwegian, Polish & Chinese!
U know, u can get very high paying jobs learning all those languages.
Funny true story:
My bestfriend in college was lazy as hell and couldnt pass any class but Russian. Her parents told her if she failed another class they would cut her off. So all she took was Russian and it was hilarious cuz her dad was livid. Shes freakin Russian so derp, jokes on them but moving on. She makes 6 figures with the government on a slow year now... as a translator 😂😂😂 I just think that's the funniest story ever cuz her dad was so mad initially and now he thinks Americans are dumb cuz the whole thing is just stupid as all get-out. Welcome to America I guess 🤣 jokes on us
Chinese is going to be very very difficult. It best learned from very very young age. Not to mention the writing. But, I wish you the best my friend.
@@robertdegrandis5180 I am not
@@elenadebarrows491 I'm Italian, when I came to America i thought that i would never learn English. Now I speak besides Italian, English, Spanish. My favorite language is Portuguese. I read in the comments that someone wrote you about learning Chinese. I agree with that person, it's a language that you have to start to learn when you are around 5 or 6 years old. The writing in my opinion is very difficult, it's an art. Arabic again in my opinion is very difficult. But where there is life there's hope. Have you ever seen that beautifu little Russian girl, Bella. Google, little Russian girl speaks 7 or more languages. She's adorable, she speaks and reads all 7 plus languages. May God bless you, and pray that all your dreams become reality. CIAO.
Even if Duolingo is not the best way to learn, I can tell that the "Norwegian tree" is very well done.
One of the best teachers I have ever seen in UA-cam. She is so good.
Watching this video everyday for a year, will not be difficult
Yeah it has been a year
@@noor.the.legend. I don't think they actually watched it every day
@@noor.the.legend. if the video was a few minutes long I'd be able to watch it everyday. Too long for me
@@noor.the.legend. it definitely isnt overhyped, but I do see where your coming from. Doing too much of one thing will lead you to stray from it. I've been on and off with learning because I dont have the dedication or attention span
@@noor.the.legend. just watch 5 minutes a day
I've been learning german for 6 months before starting Italian, and I got to say man that's relaxing.
i have been practiceing german for a year,and now Italien seems very easy
@@tigranhakobyan7477 with me, Russian so this should be a little easier
I’m doing both at the same time haha
@@zdrame61 how long does it take you to grasp a language. I've been learning Italian for 3 weeks online 30 minutes a day. And I still forget some frases. It's so stressful and that is because I know Spanish to so this should be easy but it's not
Japanese next?
As a Turkish guy, love italian language and i have started to learn
recently. Love italian cuisine, very similar to us, they love high carbs bread, pasta, pizza ;) . love their history as well, studied roman law at university, read cicero, dante... but i havent met any italian tough. when i was teenager l like and know tiziano ferro songs. other italian far as i heard pavorotti and berlusconi and some footballers respect totti, maldini.
if i compare italian with my language;
verb conjuctions - similar to our language, verb changes, ignoring subject pronouns . But so many exceptions in italian, irregular verbs and various tenses are quite challenging. In turkish rules are rules and tenses are quite simple. yet in one month i learned common verbs different versions at basic level.
words, prepositions changes. challenging a bit but like it it sounds natural. we have gender free and there is no def. articles in our language. Yet i like it.
best thing about isi talian that
word pronouncations are so clear and natural to my ears. they dont swallow, hard roll or make weird sounds. We almost all italian sounds at our lives, similar usages. Easy to listen and follow... Personally i coudnt make french throat sounds well or english special th (tongue out), schwa, hard jawdropper sounds are quite annoying for me... French dont pronounce %60 of word, what the hell if u dont sound :) i mean so many silent letters, calculation of numbers looks weird. i just want to say number, it turns to the math problem. italians sound nearly all letters, their numbers are same sense.
italian unique rhytm and stress are quite pleasant like music.
tons of hand gestures like turkish.
i think italian much easy to learn at begining but hard to master than English.
Ive spent almost a year learning spanish.
Stumbled on this video, looks like Italian will be my 3rd language
It feels so good to intuitively understand communication 😂😅
Yeah, it’s definitely going to be easy if you already know Spanish!
@@lislearnitalianwithsongs i'm a native spanish speaker (chilean) and i actually find it a lot more difficult to learn than english, i always confuse the words bc they are so similar to spanish but have a different meaning, and i struggle a lot
I'm English and have studied Spanish before. I haven't used it in a while, so I have to study again to resurface it, but I find that learning Italian is helping me remember the Spanish that I've forgotten due to how similar the words are. I know some French too, and some of the words are throwing me off when I read them, because I read the French pronunciation for them. Like, Facile, Difficile, Dire, Fare, Avere, Venire, Prendere, Trovare, Parlere, and Volere look near identical to their French counterparts, so I get the confusion. The letter C keeps throwing me off when I see it too.
@@mature111ster I understand the confusion quite well! Knowing the French pronunciation can be kind of misleading when learning Spanish or Italian.
But, on the other hand, Spanish and Italian have more similar traits in common in their pronunciation.
A good way to “ metabolize“ the pronunciation aspect is that off listening to songs, but, of course, I am biased here.
If you click on the pizza on the left (it will take you to the channel “learn Italian with songs“) you will get an idea of what I’m talking about.
Ciao!
Ososolelelellellellsls
Who else is watching this before their trip to Italy 😂
Salve ,
I’m back from my trip to Rome, but I loved learning the language so much before my trip that I’m l committed to continuing after it!
Me! Going to Amalfi end of August ❤
We bought a house and need to learn the language so we can talk to our neighbors
(Raises hands)
Amazing content! 🙌🏻 I’m Italian too and I’m so happy that people appreciate our language 🇮🇹🥰
I'm from Tajikistan and I'm learning Italian now by mysef. I love it.
As a spanish and english speaker, I think la tua lingua è bellissima.
Me too
i love how people like our linguane 🥰
(i'm italian)
@@israellara89 Grazie.
@@robertdegrandis5180 prego
When you here native Italian speaker, it sounds so rhythmical, like they are singing!!! They invented Opera you know!
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
Thanks for the reference.
Thx for the book suggestion! Gonna pick it up now! ❤️😁🙏🏻
Grazie, thanks, gracias, merci! :-)
Seriously you had to tell us that ??
just bought a copy- incredibly helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, loved this video. I will have to watch it several more times to review. I am traveling to Italy soon.
The first time I watched this woman teaching . What a great way to learn Italian I like watching woman the way they speak and their expressions . What a great way of learning . I have been trying to learn Italian for years first by book which was almost hopless and now with programs on playstore where you hear the person speaking which is better . Now seeing the pretty woman explains the words is even better. I have been to Italy and my mother is from Trieste, well I live in rotorua New Zealand learning Italian keep my mind active great for a 68 year old ,man thank you
This was a lot of information to take on in a short time. But I feel that with repetition and using other sources this video will be extremely helpful. I like that the words here were used in full sentences because I can go learn grammar elsewhere and come back and see if the sentences here make sense. Its a good way to associate words, grammar and setence structure.
Well you can always rewatch it or write the words down. 😊
Interesting! I have learned some false cognates in Italian. In Portuguese, my first language, we have the verb "sentir", which means "to feel", but in Italian "sentire" means "to hear". "Guardare" and "guardar", in Portuguese it can mean "to keep", "to save" depending on the context. Very nice video, Desiree!
Carla Caroline Official in Italian “sentire” means also “to feel”😊
I relate to that. I’m American so I know American English, and in school I’m my part of the country we learn Spanish, so I have false cognates for both Spanish and English in Italian
Mi sento felice = I feel happy
You could say in Italian, ( Come ti senti.) How do you feel.
Same in French !! Sentir means to feel garder means to keep
At 9:14 this helped me understand why a lovely co worker from Italy would run into work late shouting, "I know, I know, I know, I'm late". We were shocked speechless, because in the USA, this sounds antagonistic and would definitely upset people even more, LOL. In the US we would say something like: "I'm so, so sorry! I had car trouble!" (or whatever the reason was), and then: I'll be sure to stay late to make up for the lost time" of if you're meeting a friend, "let me buy you a drink to make up for it".
Hope I don't do some sort of mistake like this when I'm in Italy, yikes.
Italians are always late. And we NEVER read instructions.
I love how italian sounds like Portuguese! Makes a lot of easier to learn
Hii
Roman-latin roots
As an Italian I could tell you that Portuguese, is a mix of Sicilian and French. I was a member of a Brazilian church for about a year, here in Brooklyn, New York where I have lived for 50years of my 63 years. I was 13 years when my family moved from Sicily to New York. I have to be honest, i love the Portuguese language better than my first language which is Italian.
@@Silly540 The 5 languages that derive from Latin are: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian. Sorry if you were aware of them.
Bella
Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!
My great grandfather came to Australia from Italy in 1909..so your help is much appreciated ...thank you!
Best Italian-teaching video I've found on UA-cam, not even in spanish you can find such a well explained video, thanks a lot!
Sono d’accordo con te! In English : I agre with you!
Agree
No grammar, pronouns, use of adverbs, verbs, articles or conjugations were talked about in this video? How in the hell was the "best" Italian video that you have found??? LOL
Yulieth Ortiz Barraza Yes you can this channel has like 20 other channels with THE same name but just another language spanish podcast, Japanse podcast
Lol, yeah she explained... nothing, just meaning of words that you can find easily in a dictionary. And yes, you are wrong too in that "not even in spanish you can find such a well explained video", say hi to
EnSimplesPalabras, the best course of italian in spanish.
Lovely job, your personality comes through beautifully. Well done young lady
Since long, I tried to learn italian, I speak german already, but no success,this one is the top one, not only beautiful teacher but good teacher as well. If only I came across you before, I would be speaking italian now. Thanks so much
You are awesome...I've watched others teaching italian and they talk too much just to say 0ne word...you help with short sentences! Grazie!! 🙌😊
I agree with the simple one word method learning.
Thank you Desiree!. Your video is great!. Italian is my third language and I am far from being fluent in it, but I am studying hard to make it my own language!. Is the first time I watch your video and I already learned several words from you. Thank you so much!.
Such a great video! Perfect for someone who wants a quick intro for a short trip. Perfect pace. Grazie mille
I love how you break it down in what to say and not to say but slow down on the words so i can understand the word and pronunciation
Italian seems to speak fast... im learning italian now, thanks for the video. i love this language
The speed is exactly the same, you’re just not used to Italian
You're the best teacher ive ever had. I love that she is using her actual personality. She's lively, beautiful, cute dimples, and a lovely accent. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! Extremely informative, helpful, and easy! 🙏🙌🏼💜
belissimo, fell in love the way you teach it,it's amazing and so easy to learn,superb!!
Bellísima, clase!
è vero! molto utile per un studente come io.
Thank You For This Information 💚💚💚💚🦅🦅🦅🦅
I love to learn Italian. Your method of teaching is very effective. Thank you So much ma'am
I've found your channel recently (or it found me :)) and I'm loving your way to teach Italian!!! Good examples, showing the difference between formal and informal use of the language, and you're really simpatica... Grazie mille!!!
I speak Spanish and English and now I want to learn Italian 💞🤗🙋🏻♀️. I love the pronunciation ✨
I used to be speak Italian back on 1980 .this Video is refreshing the Language to me. Thanks for this Video.
Very good I love it Italian language
Thank you. I am 100% Italian but born in Australia & never left. Hope to go there one day. Grazie mille
Send me number plz
Lovely!
Sai come diciamo in Italia? Tutte le strade portano a Roma! Quindi, ti aspettiamo! We’re looking forward to seeing you in Italy. GBY
Did your parents teach you to speak Italian?
I'm 25% born in Texas
Grazie Desireè. My great grandparents are from Palermo and Calabria and I haven't spoken any Italian, other than to sing it (I am a choir/vocal music teacher) in years. I appreciate your videos to relearn what I have forgotten many years ago. Also, I will give a compliment that you have very kind eyes! Take care and keep up the great work!
Hi, I love your "Learn Italian with ItalianPod101, out of all the others on UA-cam i like yours the most but there is one problem, you go way too fast if you slow down just a little it would be perfect. Please continue to make more learn Italian conversation videos but please go slower, I listen to you while i go walking everyday for an hour. Thanks for taking your time to do this because we appreciate it. ti amo
You are adorable.i love you more them Babbel. Your verb presentation is more manageable!!! And intrinsically more meaningful!!!! Love you!!!! more
Great instructional. I am watching these to brush up on my basics.
Desiree is beautiful. Grazie mille!
Desirèe is charming and very clear. I have been studying Italian daily for over ten months and I still found the video useful. One suggestion for another phrase to cover: "I have a table booked for [time]".
Has a spanish native speaker, Italian it's surprisingly easy, I think I'm learning even faster than when I was learning English.
Thank you you are explaining the verbs in good context, this seems to be a big problem for me.. I am living in Italy for 6 years but still having problems with verbs and adjectives
Finally a channel that explains things clearly 👌
grazie for the video!!! Loved it for the basics... it was very hard to communicate in Italy 🇮🇹 I wish I watch this first
Wow this is really powerful and practical! Thank you so much
I'm new learner here and the lesson was informative of information
Thanks a lot 🌹🌹
Wow! So similar to French!
Desiree it is really useful. Thank you very much. I've already learnt lot.
I speaking latin because it makes italian so easy.
amazing!! thank you. i hope i can use some of these phrases in Italy in July. i am complete beginner. Italian has always fascinated me. Due to lockdown i decided it is time to fulfill my dream to learn some Italian.
Learning for an exchange year in Italy in the near future! This was so helpful!!🙌🏻Thank you 💗
Sister I want to learn Italian language. Can u help me please🙏
Wow, how about this for a change? It's not too fast for me, and you can always pause or rewind (for the expressions e.g.) and copy them from the screen, do some work yourself hey? The problem with most vids is that they are short , don't have that much information and are too slow, with a lot of repetition, so this is just perfect, as is the presenter BTW, but there is a mistake in the word describing her at the beginning (there's one letter too many in the word 'host') :-) So, as an absolute beginner in Italian, I would say: Ooh, quella donna è così carina! I am sure I would learn a lot of Italian very fast if she were in more vids (?). She has a relaxed attitude, which is good. But be careful not to overdo the technical gimmicks, use them sparingly. Thank you so much! La ringrazio molto. Will subscribe.
Wooooow i just have to take a break from italian, because I have to focus on my finals but you really motivated me to start again!:D grazie mille❤
Desirèe, you speak absolutely beautiful English (albeit American English!). I’m using your UA-cam clips to help my daughter learn good Italian, and she is really enjoying your lessons. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the video! I tried what you have learned me on my visit to Napoli, the local people understood what I spoke, which was wonderful.
she's so beautiful. ;-;
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totally
She's 20 bro. And her dad's a Judo teacher...
Ya no shame, half the reason I want to learn Italian is because I want to talk to these beautiful women.
@@Cousin. LMAO
PLEASE SLOW DOWN.... THANK YOU 😊😇 I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS THANKS AGAIN
Go into the Settings, there you can slow the speed....
My daughers are trying to learn italian..and i think it would be helpful for them..grazie
I`m brazilian and thank you for this video...
Thank you so much. I speak spanish and português. This was very easy to understand.
As a romanian person , I fell like Italian and even Spanish sound so much like Romanian
Desiree you do a wonderful job! You present it the way we should know it, not like some of the others. One small comment: Can you please slow it down about 2-4 seconds? Molto più lento, per favore?
Just adjust the playback mode to .75, they have the feature now here on UA-cam.
Just started to learn this beautiful language and found these videos really helpful and productive💕👌Thank you Desiree!
Hi, I’m Italian where are u from?
Ayo!! I started a little over a month ago too. Esta mi tercera idioma cerca de español;)
I can listen to her for hours!!! Grazie Bella!
Not me trying to learn Japanese, Russian and Italian at the same time 🤸🏻♀️
Sono chi no sadame!
Lol I’m learning Korean and I want to learn another language but I’m not sure which one. My friend is learning Japanese and I want to wait till she gets better so she can help me aha
I'm trying to learn english and russian😩
I’m trying to learn Spanish & Italian at the same time I found out I was half Italian on my moms side so I wanted to learn the language more since my family doesn’t speak it much
@@maddiishousze5855 bello
not me trying to learn italian after Måneskin won eurovision
I can relate😅
Same
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Really awesome I'm loving the Italian lessons couse you're the perfect teacher beautiful 😍🔥
I love this video! So helpful!
I just wish she slowed down in between phrases, but I can always pause it.
Im greek and in school they teach us a litle bit of french and now im trying to learn italian on my own and i have noticed it looks a lot like french in vocabulary and grammar(which helps a lot)
For example
Tu=Tu(you)
Libro=libre(book)
Mange=mange(eat)
La=la
(the for female subjects)
Un=un
(one for male subjects)
Una=une
(one for female subjects)
And the fact that you only have male and female subjects
u are teaching very good i like it,but try to slow down small
You really got me when you said "Look at me when I'm talking to you"... I was only listening at that time.. I laughed so hard😅
Well i am a russian, living in Germany and speaking it perfectly now learning italian because want to buy real estate there...with english it will be my 4th language.
She just so Great, As Mexican, I can Relate Many Phrases are very Similar to Spanish, very helpful Thank you Desiree,,Cuidate y Saludos a Italia..
This woman is a queen and deserves to be protected at all costs.
What a gift of a human.
I am from somalia and italian is my second language because we have a long history with italians . Thanks! Iam really interested it.
Somali
Pro tip: I haven’t watched the whole vid, but you use essere for sentences that does not have a direct object, and avere for sentences that does have direct object. Hope this is helpful.
So that spaghetti sauce in the U.S. is literally called, "You're welcome?"
Prego, mangiamo!
Transliterally it means "I pray," but it's used in a lot of situations, not just "you're welcome."
Prego has several translations lol
Prego doesn't mean pregnant
There are a few factors in studying Italian online . One place I discovered that successfully combines these is the Hartlyn language lessons (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the no.1 remedy that I've found. Look at the incredible information .
How can I get simple stories on line to refresh my Italian I learnt in the past
She is a beautiful teacher, Lei e una belilissima insegnante.
I want to speak Italian like a native speaker! And will achieve it.
Same!! We got this!
Good luck, not even the most part of Italians can speak it correctly, lol. Trust me, I'm Italian 😂
@@dropintheocean3520 I meant the most basic words because no one
can speak it perfectly even my native language greek .
I get that Italians speak fast, and I can kinda keep up with it, but personally for me I’d like it if the word she starts off with stays in the screen a little longer, as well as the phrases. Only because I am dyslexic and seeing the word, hearing it, and having time to say it helps me learn.
Gemma Cotton I agree, she talks kinda fast and that’s good so you can hear Italian spoken naturally... but it’s easier to pick up going slow to start and gradually picking up the pace.
I keep pausing but it’s a little too fast. I’m hyper so like it but just a little slower when putting the words on screen.
When u learn italian just because of Michele morrone ❤️😭
FLAVIO AQUILONE
Buongiorno😄, Grazie.
I have tried to learn Italian language through watching this video
So far the best video and method to learn Italian. Congratulation. Grazie mille.
With a teacher this pretty I will never be able to focus on the lesson
Beautiful language taught by a beautiful girl. Thank you, great job!
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She's quite fast, hard for beginners to follow.
Yes, but not that fast she goes fast on some of the words but not all, I sent her a comment to slow down a little.
I like the way she teaches. She gives more than one explanation of words& how to use them. I still don't understand when to use the feminine& other form, but I'm getting there
Not really
Not hard for me
Excellent video. Thorough and clear and easy to understand.
Nice to meet you, watch and support the channel. This is a pretty interesting video. Thank you because this will be helpful for everyone who has just learned Italian
Grazie mille insegnant