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Lecture Notes: Every noun has gender, Masculine or Feminine. Gender of nouns don't change Articles, adjective, verbs change according to the gender of the noun. In most of the cases, a noun ending in -o is masculine, a noun ending in -a is feminine. Tips: Learn Nouns/vocabulary with articles. Good Luck
My first language is spanish and finding this course is amazing! It is so much easier to learn italian as a spanish speaker because the articles, vowels, gender and words are either the same or kind of the same. I will absolute keep continue learning with you and the courses you offer!!!
Thank you, we are really happy to have you on board🥰 If you want to learn Italian successfully, then we recommend joining our most complete platform to learn Italian online. With our Unlimited Membership, you will get: - Learn Italian with in-depth courses for all levels - Access all resources: PDFs, Videos, Practice & Immersion - Engage in weekly activities with native Italian speakers - Learn from anywhere, at your own pace - Interact in our Italy-focused Social Network - Unlimited support & guidance, to guarantee your success Find out more at italymadeeasy.com Ti aspettiamo! Un abbraccio 🤗
You can tell which is feminine or masculine from the sentence. A represents feminine and O is masculine for example he said Questa lavatrice è rotta you see questa ends with an a and rotta also ends with an A you can tell that word is feminine. Same with O. Hope I explained well
Ciao Rajani! We are very happy to see you enthusiastic about learning the Italian language! 😁 and yes, Sanskrit has a lot of things in common with Italian 😍
Thank you Thank you. I am going to Sardinia with friends in December and so far I have grasped the vowels which is a huge breakthrough. I have been in Italy many times and this is the first time I decided to try and figure out the basic to see if I could manage the language even if it is just a small introduction. So your videos really have me interested in trying to understand this beautiful language. So thank you! Cheers from Toronto
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that our videos have sparked your interest in learning Italian. Congratulations on mastering the vowels; that's a fantastic first step! Sardinia is an incredible destination, and we're sure your efforts will make your experience even more enjoyable. Keep up the great work, and enjoy your trip! Ciao! 😊🇮🇹
I never thought I would enjoy learning a new language as much as I do with your lessons Manu! I love starting with the principles, it feels really empowering to know after my first lesson that I can read a menu out loud with correct pronunciation. And to know the tricks of determining gender both from the endings of the word or listening to the sentence in which they're used. Really looking forward to the rest, just wish I'd started this a month ago, not 4 days before my trip to Italy 🙃🙄(And anyway, I'm enjoying this so much I think I'll keep going after my holiday.)
Manu this is awesome! I am English speaking but also Spanish and it’s so interesting that 99% of the words in Spanish that are feminine or masculine are the same gender in Italian and questa or questo is the same as esta or este to determine gender. Grazie Millie!
Virginia, thank you for your comment. I am planning on learning Spanish soon, and I was wondering the same... whether there is that similarity between Italian and Spanish. You seemed to have confirmed that for me. Thank you...Grazie Millie
It’s not surprising at all. Remember that these are Romance languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Galician, French, Catalan, etc) so it all comes from our common ancestor Latin. Those prefixes all come from there. There may be variations here and there, but that does not change. It’s also why English has some words that are similar too. We have a lot of words that come from Latin as well, thanks to the bastardization with French.
Telefono, libro, carne, and café are the same in Spanish also, while panino/pane, porta, and acqua are similar!! Lavar - to wash in Spanish. I think sink was lavandido and washing machine is lavatrice so many similarities! I'm happy I also study Spanish!!
The gender of the noun changing the form the adjective takes is also something that happens in Irish, I love finding these similarities with languages ❤
As portuguese, I was mindblown to see all the genders of words you present are exactly the same as in my native language even if they terminations are different
Thank you, Christina! We really appreciate your feedback 🥰 If you want to join us more, then we recommend joining our most complete platform to learn Italian online. With our Unlimited Membership, you will get: - Learn Italian with in-depth courses for all levels - Access all resources: PDFs, Videos, Practice & Immersion - Engage in weekly activities with native Italian speakers - Learn from anywhere, at your own pace - Interact in our Italy-focused Social Network - Unlimited support & guidance, to guarantee your success Find out more at italymadeeasy.com Ti aspettiamo!🤗
1 Lesson in and explanations seem so clear and helpful! I’m also doing a community college class in Italian for beginners so hopefully will speed up my learning! 🇮🇹
Like your lessons from Azerbaijan. I know English and Russian well and l learn Italy with you. Knowing these two languages provides me with Italian learning, because l can compare words, phrases, sentence parts which are similiar to their alternatives in Italy. Thanks a lot 👍
The tips do help! I started an eDX course from a top college and it drove me nuts with rules with little "context." I lost interest, but will try again...but we'll see how far I get with it....This is great!
I have been listening to news in Italian and even though I know only a few words, I can understand something. Some words are so similar to English and Latin! Love Italian!!!!!
I would love to join the course,but i can't afford it- so i appreciate this series. i already know some Italian via language learning apps,so this all isn't Super hard for me! plus,Italian and my mother tongue has similar pronounciation too. Overall,grazie,Manu! Sono contento di questo 😄
Thanks Manu - I just found your You Tube channel and podcast - I am finding them really useful. My boyfriend is Sicilian - I live in the UK and he lives in Sicily. Over the years I have picked up enough Italian - but in a lazy way but my problem is when I ask a question in Italian I find it difficult to understand the reply - when I spend time in Sicily or Italy my Italian improves ( submersion ) but when I come home we speak in English again. Watching your video's and listening to your podcast is helping already. I intend to continue and will also look at the other lessons and courses you offer. Grazie mille
Your contents are really very amazing and helpful. I am from India and Italian is far more different from my language but still I am into it!! It has become very easy to learn Italian.. But ofcourse I'm facing a little problems regarding the pronunciation of consonants.. Sir I also want to learn French but I'm not able to find any good content like yours... Please suggest me some platforms where I can learn it.. It'll be so grateful with your help 😊
@johnjacob8825 If Italian were your culture, you would already know the language. I'm guessing your real culture is North American or Australian. Do you mean instead the language of your heritage?
This is very useful. I am slowly getting into the Italian language in combination with Duo Lingo, italian music and series. For a starter, I think that's gonna be good enough... It also helps that I am Serbian
Enyoyed this lesson too, thanks!! It makes it easier that I am fluent in Spanish, and that has a lot of similar male/female gender. Question: How is CH sound, che or like ke?????
ciao Dani! wonderful, we are happy you are enjoying our course! C is a complicated letter, we explain it in lesson 24 ua-cam.com/video/WJ-OdXpFbHc/v-deo.html ❤️
@@italymadeeasyoh okay, good. Bc I have the same question! I see it a lot but I make (probably a common Spanish speaker) mistake of pronouncing ch like chat. 🤦♀️ still learning!!
These videos are really great! Thank you for providing them for free - they have really inspired me to commit to learning Italian. Your energy is really motivating and everything is very clear and at a manageable pace :-))
This was great. I was three for 3 on the gender guessing. Also, I get mesmerized and forget this is a video and start answering you like you are sitting across from me. Ha! Thank you.
Thanks for your informative videos. Could you recommend an Italian dictionary that lists nouns with their articles? You mentioned this is the best way to learn.
Sir I have watched your earlier videos but I didn't get how to pronounce other letters like ciao and in quest letter ooh is not pronounced it's pronunciation is very different so how to get it?? And what about consonants?? Please help me get it 🙏
I am in Unit 6 of the From Zero to Italian Beginner Course. I think these new Italy Made Easy videos are a good refresher. So thank you Manu for making these videos. So now I have the Beginner Course, these refresher videos, my own Quizlet account, the Verb Conjugator and the online dictionary you provided a link for. Am I missing anything? Grazie mille!
This is is a bit random but I used to learn Latin in school and as you may know, Latin has neutral Words and that's where the e probably comes from and Italian just sorted it randomly it would really help if they'd bring that back lol
This video only reminds me of how spoiled I am to be a native french and german speaker, lol. Italian gender can't scare me! I'm very excited to learn italian with your help Manu, keep it up! I already know most of the things covered in the first videos but it's really great to be able to revise some essential rules.
You're doing great! 😊 Keep watching, practicing, and taking it step by step. Each time you review, things will start to click more and more. Remember, it’s a journey, and there’s no rush. Stay positive and enjoy the process. ❤
I really like your lessons! English is not my native language but I understand everything. I learned Italian already but it's still useful for me to remember all that.👍❤
I like these classes. You explain everything well. I speak Spanish already, so it’s not too foreign for me, it just feels a bit like an itch. I understand everything that’s being said, but I can’t respond back! So frustrating 😂 😭 . I think there are very few words that I don’t yet know. I think I could speak with what I already know, I just need to practice more.
when describing someone, does the noun gender change? because you said with an object it doesn’t change with the two examples you gave with the human vs objects?
Hi Manu, I have a question in the middle of the lesson. How do we refer to female cats or dogs? Are there feminine counterparts for most animals that are masculine?
Ciao! Yes,most animals have counterparts, except dogs. We usually say "cane femmina" "cane maschio" or just "cane" and then someone might ask "maschio o femmina". But for "gatto" we have "gatta" and so on 😁🤓
Very good lessons, too much context but that's good. The only problem for me is that your course is oriented for English speakers so all that phonetics are a little bit repetitive for me because in Brazilian Portuguese, specially being from São Paulo I'm already used to the phonetics, I'll skeep to the grammar and orthographic part. What video is better for me?
After speaking English and German I would say gender is the most difficult part of learning new languages. But also the native speakers don’t mind if you make mistakes as the sentence is still completely understandable.
As an Iranian, it’s tricky to learn genders in Italian language since Persian is an Indo-European genderless language, but you made it easier for me Manu🙏🏻
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Who is learning Italian by English and he is not a native 😅
Me here ahahaha
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I watched 4 lessons in one day u make it so easy
Lecture Notes:
Every noun has gender, Masculine or Feminine.
Gender of nouns don't change
Articles, adjective, verbs change according to the gender of the noun.
In most of the cases, a noun ending in -o is masculine, a noun ending in -a is feminine.
Tips: Learn Nouns/vocabulary with articles.
Good Luck
Grazie!
Like Russian
But, not totally like Russian. Words with o ending is a middle gender in Russian
What's middle gender 🤔@@JaleDenziyeva-u8o
As a language teacher, anglophones (English speaking ppl) always ask why......because!
My first language is spanish and finding this course is amazing! It is so much easier to learn italian as a spanish speaker because the articles, vowels, gender and words are either the same or kind of the same. I will absolute keep continue learning with you and the courses you offer!!!
Thank you, we are really happy to have you on board🥰 If you want to learn Italian successfully, then we recommend joining our most complete platform to learn Italian online. With our Unlimited Membership, you will get:
- Learn Italian with in-depth courses for all levels
- Access all resources: PDFs, Videos, Practice & Immersion
- Engage in weekly activities with native Italian speakers
- Learn from anywhere, at your own pace
- Interact in our Italy-focused Social Network
- Unlimited support & guidance, to guarantee your success
Find out more at italymadeeasy.com
Ti aspettiamo! Un abbraccio 🤗
Agreed
Being a Brazilian made this class easier than I thought 😂❤
Try being a Romanian :)
I’m glad you said there’s no reason a word is feminine or it just is. I was stuck on that and couldn’t find an answer. Thank you.
This is when it gets hard for me. The masculine and Feminine words are the challenge for me.
Don't give up! You can do it ❤
You can tell which is feminine or masculine from the sentence. A represents feminine and O is masculine for example he said Questa lavatrice è rotta you see questa ends with an a and rotta also ends with an A you can tell that word is feminine. Same with O. Hope I explained well
I think of it like a bag of marbles that come in two colors. They function the same but have different appearances.
I am german so it's normal for me and easier than in german
I will learn German after I learned Italian. German seems a bit harder.
Even Sanskrit nouns are addressed by Gender- masculine, feminine, and neutral. Thank you Sir Manu 🙏
Ciao Rajani! We are very happy to see you enthusiastic about learning the Italian language! 😁 and yes, Sanskrit has a lot of things in common with Italian 😍
Thank you Thank you. I am going to Sardinia with friends in December and so far I have grasped the vowels which is a huge breakthrough. I have been in Italy many times and this is the first time I decided to try and figure out the basic to see if I could manage the language even if it is just a small introduction. So your videos really have me interested in trying to understand this beautiful language. So thank you! Cheers from Toronto
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that our videos have sparked your interest in learning Italian. Congratulations on mastering the vowels; that's a fantastic first step! Sardinia is an incredible destination, and we're sure your efforts will make your experience even more enjoyable. Keep up the great work, and enjoy your trip! Ciao! 😊🇮🇹
I never thought I would enjoy learning a new language as much as I do with your lessons Manu! I love starting with the principles, it feels really empowering to know after my first lesson that I can read a menu out loud with correct pronunciation. And to know the tricks of determining gender both from the endings of the word or listening to the sentence in which they're used. Really looking forward to the rest, just wish I'd started this a month ago, not 4 days before my trip to Italy 🙃🙄(And anyway, I'm enjoying this so much I think I'll keep going after my holiday.)
Ciao Manu
I am french, and I speak english fluently
The gender lesson for words is easy for me because as a french native, every nouns have a gender
To know more languages can be very helpful in order to learn new ones. 🥰
Manu this is awesome! I am English speaking but also Spanish and it’s so interesting that 99% of the words in Spanish that are feminine or masculine are the same gender in Italian and questa or questo is the same as esta or este to determine gender. Grazie Millie!
Ciao Virginia, grazie mille a te! 😍
Lol, this is where it lost me in Spanish as well.. oh well, guess I will stick to English.
Virginia, thank you for your comment. I am planning on learning Spanish soon, and I was wondering the same... whether there is that similarity between Italian and Spanish. You seemed to have confirmed that for me. Thank you...Grazie Millie
Same with Portuguese
It’s not surprising at all. Remember that these are Romance languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Galician, French, Catalan, etc) so it all comes from our common ancestor Latin. Those prefixes all come from there. There may be variations here and there, but that does not change. It’s also why English has some words that are similar too. We have a lot of words that come from Latin as well, thanks to the bastardization with French.
Telefono, libro, carne, and café are the same in Spanish also, while panino/pane, porta, and acqua are similar!! Lavar - to wash in Spanish. I think sink was lavandido and washing machine is lavatrice so many similarities! I'm happy I also study Spanish!!
Manu my man! You are a great teacher! The way you explain is sincere thorough and very passionate. Molto bene… Brava!!
If you know Spanish, you can pretty much skip this lesson!
Thanks for these videos, Mano! So helpful!
So clear and helpful! The best channel for learning Italian.
The gender of the noun changing the form the adjective takes is also something that happens in Irish, I love finding these similarities with languages ❤
The amount of happiness I felt when I got the gender right in the examples is amazing. I love your videos!
As portuguese, I was mindblown to see all the genders of words you present are exactly the same as in my native language even if they terminations are different
I am getting more and more confident with mastering Italian. You are an amazing teacher. Thanks
We are really happy to read your feedback! We deeply appreciate it.😍
THANK YOU YOU MAKE LEARNING SO EASY
We are so glad to hear that! 🥰
Most importantly you are a very good teacher you break down everything which helps me understand. Thanks
Thank you, Christina! We really appreciate your feedback 🥰 If you want to join us more, then we recommend joining our most complete platform to learn Italian online. With our Unlimited Membership, you will get: - Learn Italian with in-depth courses for all levels - Access all resources: PDFs, Videos, Practice & Immersion - Engage in weekly activities with native Italian speakers - Learn from anywhere, at your own pace - Interact in our Italy-focused Social Network - Unlimited support & guidance, to guarantee your success Find out more at italymadeeasy.com Ti aspettiamo!🤗
1 Lesson in and explanations seem so clear and helpful! I’m also doing a community college class in Italian for beginners so hopefully will speed up my learning! 🇮🇹
That's great! We are glad you are enjoying our videos 💪🥰
Glad I’m learning Italian as a native french speaker. Pretty much all the genders are the same and many nouns are similar as well
day 3 done. grazie mano🙏
I am and his explanations are clear and relatable to daily life.
Like your lessons from Azerbaijan. I know English and Russian well and l learn Italy with you. Knowing these two languages provides me with Italian learning, because l can compare words, phrases, sentence parts which are similiar to their alternatives in Italy. Thanks a lot 👍
Thank you for your feedback! 🥰
I want to someday visit your country!
I completed third lesson today, grazie mille manu
Amazing! We are proud of you 🥰💪
This is an excellent channel. Explanations are so helpful and so informative. Bravo
grazie molte, Rajan! 🙏
The tips do help! I started an eDX course from a top college and it drove me nuts with rules with little "context." I lost interest, but will try again...but we'll see how far I get with it....This is great!
Grazie!
I have been listening to news in Italian and even though I know only a few words, I can understand something. Some words are so similar to English and Latin! Love Italian!!!!!
Questo è difficile per chi parla inglese ma non è impossibile da imparare. Grazie mille Manu!💕
Ciao Joee! Niente è impossibile con Italy Made Easy! Grazie a te 😍
@@italymadeeasy per forza!
I would love to join the course,but i can't afford it- so i appreciate this series. i already know some Italian via language learning apps,so this all isn't Super hard for me! plus,Italian and my mother tongue has similar pronounciation too. Overall,grazie,Manu! Sono contento di questo 😄
Grazie a te! Anche noi siamo contenti che tu sia qui - we are also happy you are here! 💕
Im very thankful that spanish and Italian are similar in so many aspects, it helps a lot r!
Wonderful introductory videos . Will take these videos all the way.. thank you Manu
We are glad you like them!
Thanks Manu - I just found your You Tube channel and podcast - I am finding them really useful. My boyfriend is Sicilian - I live in the UK and he lives in Sicily. Over the years I have picked up enough Italian - but in a lazy way but my problem is when I ask a question in Italian I find it difficult to understand the reply - when I spend time in Sicily or Italy my Italian improves ( submersion ) but when I come home we speak in English again. Watching your video's and listening to your podcast is helping already. I intend to continue and will also look at the other lessons and courses you offer. Grazie mille
Your contents are really very amazing and helpful. I am from India and Italian is far more different from my language but still I am into it!! It has become very easy to learn Italian.. But ofcourse I'm facing a little problems regarding the pronunciation of consonants.. Sir I also want to learn French but I'm not able to find any good content like yours... Please suggest me some platforms where I can learn it.. It'll be so grateful with your help 😊
Good lessons! Hard to try and remember where to use it and how it helps.
I love learning the language of my culture and Manu makes it so easy to follow along!
@johnjacob8825
If Italian were your culture, you would already know the language. I'm guessing your real culture is North American or Australian. Do you mean instead the language of your heritage?
This is very useful. I am slowly getting into the Italian language in combination with Duo Lingo, italian music and series. For a starter, I think that's gonna be good enough... It also helps that I am Serbian
I do stress & curious more at the same time, never give up!
Enyoyed this lesson too, thanks!! It makes it easier that I am fluent in Spanish, and that has a lot of similar male/female gender. Question: How is CH sound, che or like ke?????
ciao Dani! wonderful, we are happy you are enjoying our course! C is a complicated letter, we explain it in lesson 24 ua-cam.com/video/WJ-OdXpFbHc/v-deo.html ❤️
@@italymadeeasyoh okay, good. Bc I have the same question! I see it a lot but I make (probably a common Spanish speaker) mistake of pronouncing ch like chat. 🤦♀️ still learning!!
Thank you making me very motivated to learn italian. Big fan of your video’s. Greetings from The Netherlands
Thank you so much for your kind words! 💪🇮🇹 Un saluto dall'Italia ❤️
These videos are really great! Thank you for providing them for free - they have really inspired me to commit to learning Italian. Your energy is really motivating and everything is very clear and at a manageable pace :-))
Thanks, Catherine! We really appreciate your feedback ❤️
Wow, that last bit was really helpful for figuring out what the gender of a word it. Thank you again.
We are happy it was helpful! Thank you for following and supporting us! A presto!
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤ so nice to find good teacher since i am new learner
Perfetto! You came to the right place. We will help you to become fluent 🤓
Ottimo video come sempre, grazie mille! Tanti auguri di buon compleanno and I hope you had the chance to take the day off! XX
Grazie Rita! Sono Martina del Team di Italy Made Easy, riferirò i tuoi auguri a Manu, un abbraccio! 🤗
This was great. I was three for 3 on the gender guessing. Also, I get mesmerized and forget this is a video and start answering you like you are sitting across from me. Ha! Thank you.
I am only 2 days in and I love this channel, thank you.
Thanks God, I'm a Spanish native speaker so gender in words is a topic I'm familiar with.
Manu you're the best!
Grazie! We are glad to hear this, enjoy the course ❤
This is soooo helpful! Gender is always the thing that trips me up and i get super overwhelmed, but this helps soo much, grazie millie🙏🏽
We are happy to help! Enjoy the mini-course 😍
Grazie ❤
At this lesson, with genders, I am very happy to know French. It helps alot!
That's great! 🥰
Thanks for your informative videos. Could you recommend an Italian dictionary that lists nouns with their articles? You mentioned this is the best way to learn.
Ciao! A reliable and free online dictionary you can use is WordReference! 🤗
Excellent ..Gives too much confidence in just 3 episodes >
Sir I have watched your earlier videos but I didn't get how to pronounce other letters like ciao and in quest letter ooh is not pronounced it's pronunciation is very different so how to get it?? And what about consonants?? Please help me get it 🙏
I am in Unit 6 of the From Zero to Italian Beginner Course. I think these new Italy Made Easy videos are a good refresher. So thank you Manu for making these videos. So now I have the Beginner Course, these refresher videos, my own Quizlet account, the Verb Conjugator and the online dictionary you provided a link for. Am I missing anything? Grazie mille!
Fantastico! That's the spirit! We are proud to have students like you with this much energy and dedication! Keep it up 🌟
Oh wow. This is good to go with
These lessons are very good I’m a beginner I only speak English. So I need all the help I can get. Thanks I appreciate your response.
This is is a bit random but I used to learn Latin in school and as you may know, Latin has neutral Words and that's where the e probably comes from and Italian just sorted it randomly it would really help if they'd bring that back lol
ciao Blue! Yes, you are correct, Latin had neutral words! However, not all the -e words come from neutral latin words. It's messy indeed 😅 a presto!
Thank you so much for this lesson.
Thank you for watching! We are glad it was helpful! ☺️🇮🇹💪
Next time I will write in Italian. Loving ur classes, thank u Manu
Thank you for being here! 🥰
Well explained
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Hey, so i want to get into harvard and u need a 4yr max of a forign language. Do u recommend using ur channel?
Love your lessons thanks
Grazie! 🙏
Thank you, very interesting.. I was not aware of italian gender.very helpful. Great teacher
Thanks! We really appreciate your feedback ❤️
Great teacher
Thank you! 😃
This video only reminds me of how spoiled I am to be a native french and german speaker, lol. Italian gender can't scare me! I'm very excited to learn italian with your help Manu, keep it up! I already know most of the things covered in the first videos but it's really great to be able to revise some essential rules.
Thank you! Enjoy the course, we will keep publishing new videos, stay tuned 😁
Lol! The same for Ukrainian!
Same, I speak Spanish, so I already know about this. But I figure it wouldn’t hurt, just in case there are words that aren’t predictable.
Thanks for lessons
grazie thanks
Grazie ragazzo!! Benissimo❤️🇮🇹
Grazie a te Jason! ❤
why there is like quella and questa for the same "this"( Feminine ) word
This one isn’t sinking in 😮. especially the ones that have no gender. I will watch again and keep going and I won’t stress ❤
You're doing great! 😊 Keep watching, practicing, and taking it step by step. Each time you review, things will start to click more and more. Remember, it’s a journey, and there’s no rush. Stay positive and enjoy the process. ❤
I really like your lessons! English is not my native language but I understand everything. I learned Italian already but it's still useful for me to remember all that.👍❤
You’re so awesome ❤ Thank you for this channel!
🙏 thank you for learning Italian with us!
I totally agree with you Manu. The basics must be mastered.
Grazie Maria, we are happy that you are enjoy our course, stay tuned! 🤓
Before learning Italian, I learned portuguese, so fortunally, this is not a big problem for me.
Nice to read it! A presto, Martim!😊
I also watch UT tutorials in Italian on frivolete (tatting!!) I can understand a bit too.
wow! that's very interesting! that's awesome that you can practise Italian and learn about your hobby at the same time, Dani! 🤩
Please let me have the link to listen to the words and how they’re used.Also the links for everything else . Thanks
Nero in Greek(νερό) means water ‘
That's curious! Thank you for sharing! ☺️
Please am not understand everything and l really need help
Hello, I am regularly watching the episodes. It's my third day and I have completed third episode. Thank you for making Italian easy. 😇
🤩 great job, thank you for your support! See you again tomorrow on day 4 😎
Molto grazie. Thank you so much ❤
Day 3🎉🎉Lets Go
Started learning Italian love from India 🇮🇳
Sending back love from Italy 🇮🇹 welcome on board!
I like these classes. You explain everything well. I speak Spanish already, so it’s not too foreign for me, it just feels a bit like an itch. I understand everything that’s being said, but I can’t respond back! So frustrating 😂 😭 . I think there are very few words that I don’t yet know. I think I could speak with what I already know, I just need to practice more.
Ciao! You are 100% right: a bit of practice, and soon you'll be able to reply to people talking to you in Italian! 💪 Buona pratica! 😘
Thanks a lot.
Thank YOU Kulprit, we are happy to help you 😁
Absolutely genial
thank you! we are happy that our videos are helping you learn 🤗🥰
when describing someone, does the noun gender change? because you said with an object it doesn’t change with the two examples you gave with the human vs objects?
Thank you
La camicia di primaclasse Manu!
Hi Manu, I have a question in the middle of the lesson. How do we refer to female cats or dogs? Are there feminine counterparts for most animals that are masculine?
Ciao! Yes,most animals have counterparts, except dogs. We usually say "cane femmina" "cane maschio" or just "cane" and then someone might ask "maschio o femmina". But for "gatto" we have "gatta" and so on 😁🤓
Learnt German for 4 years and hoooly wasn't it tough: 3 genders (eg. girl is neutral not feminine 😭) I feel like Italian is much easier.
Very good lessons, too much context but that's good. The only problem for me is that your course is oriented for English speakers so all that phonetics are a little bit repetitive for me because in Brazilian Portuguese, specially being from São Paulo I'm already used to the phonetics, I'll skeep to the grammar and orthographic part. What video is better for me?
My 1st language is hindi 🇮🇳 and learning feminine/masculine is easy 4 me 🤗
Ciao I like your lessons ❤
Thanks! We really appreciate your feedback ❤️
thank you so much
🤗 grazie a te, Hamid!
After speaking English and German I would say gender is the most difficult part of learning new languages. But also the native speakers don’t mind if you make mistakes as the sentence is still completely understandable.
As an Iranian, it’s tricky to learn genders in Italian language since Persian is an Indo-European genderless language, but you made it easier for me Manu🙏🏻
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