I am loving these regular videos Manu. I’ve been with Italy Made Easy for over a year now and it gets increasingly more difficult to keep up the momentum and so these videos are just perfect. Thank you. By the way, I would recommend this course to anyone. Utterly brilliant.
Manu, sentirti per caso facendo un po' di zapping su spotify e sentirti parlare in particolare di caffè e della città in cui ci siamo conosciuti... mi ha riempito il cuore di gioia! I miss you, man!!!
Growing up visiting my Sicilian family in New York, there was ALWAYS expresso after dinner. Lots of times, the men sat around and told stories for the kids to hear, or just to reminisce. I can smell and taste it in my memories ❤❤❤
Grazie Millie Manu! This was a wonderful educational video on caffe. I am an avid coffee drinker and when I went to Italy it was cool stopping at any bar and getting a quick espresso. I understood every thing without having to look at the captions and you have helped me a lot with your videos. Just did the 30 days and that was really good. Now if I could just talk to someone and practice that would be great.
Ciao Virginia! Ottimo lavoro! We are glad you enjoyed our mini-course 😍 Our teams organize weekly video calls on our platform to help students to practice their speaking skills, if you are interested, read more here: www.italymadeeasy.com/membership/ 👌
Interessante! Non bevo caffè, quindi sono curioso degli aspetti culturali. Studio italiano da tre anni, lentamente e da solo. Ascoltare i tuoi video è molto utile. Grazie!
Lo stesso per me. Amo imparare la lingua ma penso che non farò mai progressi. Devo fare affidamento su Google translate, ma non può essere una risorsa affidabile.
@@angiedoherty727 Penso che sappiamo più di quanto crediamo. È una sorpresa capire i film italiani senza sottotitoli, anche se non conosco ogni parola. Tuttavia, il dialogo è frequentemente molto veloce!
Esatto Angie, non sempre è affidabile! Pratica la tua comprensione orale e cerca di parlarlo il più possibile, farai progressi sicuramente. Forza Angie💪🌼
I really enjoy these a lot, thank you Manu! I am not learning italian in a very efficient way (I don't have much time so I mostly just use duolingo 😅), but I feel like these videos are way more helpful. It's also encouraging that I understand most of what you're saying if I put on the subtitles, since I speak french and many words are pretty similar to italian! It will take me some time to start being able to speak italian myself, but my primary goal is to understand it 😄 And this is a really good way to pick up some words and grammar rules naturally. Thanks again!
Grazie Manu. I lived in Brazil for 10 years and it is also a cultural thing there, served the same way. The funny thing is I don't drink coffee, but I do drink tea. The common tea in Brazil is Cha Matte - which they usually make strong and sweet. I like it, usually a little less sweet though haha. This video was a little fast for me, but I understood a lot just the same. I want to get back studying Italian and hope to visit Italy next year, as the world hopefully opens up completely. Thanks for the videos!!
СПАСИБО ! GRAZIE Thank you for making an "Italian" video". I am originally from Russia, now I live in the USA. I am crazy about my love for Italian cuisine, and Italian architecture. I have collected a collection of geyser coffee makers from the LAVAZZA brand, but I do not plan to use them. They will solemnly stand on the shelves and please my eyes. There are also a couple of Bialetti coffee makers with the Dolce & Gabbana collaboration. And how much coffee has been purchased, of different types. I have known the Lavazza brand since Russia and honestly, I did not know that Illy is more popular in Italy. Maybe in addition to the fact that I learned about the Lavazza brand first than Illy, and plus the name is so Italian) That is why when I saw a pack of Lavazza from you - thanks for the tip about storing it in the freezer - I began to watch your video with pleasure. And then, when I heard your beautiful Italian speech, I received additional pleasure. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I hope one day I will fulfill my dream, fly to Italy and walk the streets, enjoy the architecture, and meanwhile go to various coffee shops to drink espresso and cappuccino
Grazie mille for your heartfelt comment! 😊 It’s amazing to see your passion for Italian culture, especially coffee, cuisine, and architecture. Your collection of coffee makers sounds incredible! One day, when you fulfill your dream of visiting, those walks through the streets, savoring espresso, and marveling at the architecture will be even more special. Until then, keep enjoying your coffee adventures and practicing Italian! 💕 Grazie mille for being part of our community! 🌟
I have the same coffee set up at home -- the same machines! Thanks also for these shorter videos. They are fun to watch and they are giving me confidence in my comprehension skills -- thank you!
Gostaria de pedir para que continuasse com as legendas em português, isso ajuda muito nós brasileiros. Parabéns pelo trabalho. Um dos melhores canais de italiano.
These videos are just so encouraging Manu as even as a beginner, I am surprised how much I can understand. As soon as I have more time, I hope to do your course. In the meantime, they are really helping me to get a grounding and improve. Thanks a million.
So fascinating! I can’t believe how young you were when you started drinking coffee! And such a high percentage of Italians who drink it, wow. I find the coffee culture in Italy very charming. I love the common practice of offering to make your visitors a coffee even later in the day ❤️ I will make sure not to ever refuse the offer haha
@@italymadeeasy desde Colombia vengo con la afición de catar y degustar cafes espressos, entonces sé que algunas regiones de Italia son las convenientes para esto. ¿Tú qué tanto café tomas?
Very interesting especially at the beginning you put coffee beans in a freezer(maybe refrigerator?) that I didn't know that. And yes when I was in Italy when I met my partner he offer me coffee (even though I don't drink coffee in the evenings unless it's decaffeinated) I say yes. And when I did notice the cups those are pretty cool and colorful. And he show me how. I said it's like a barista back in the states. And I didn't know coffee is a big thing in Italy especially pretty young. I didn't get to drink it til I was 15 and it was a small cup in a café. And the history section blew my mind how one port can distrusting coffee around Italy I like that.
Another great video Manu... thank you. These are the things that are so helpful for us learners of Italian, all the little things in life, like doing the washing and making coffee.. I am still mystified as to why I can understand 90% of what you say yet on other videos like travel videos I find it hard to understand, They speak fast and seem to run all the words together and it makes it difficult to understand. Can I ask you, are you speaking really much slower than normal speech.. I'd just like to know.. Thanks..
the funny thing that you won't believe is that while I was listening to your podcast on Spotify I went immediately and prepared un caffè buonissimo😁😁😂😂
Wow, you make me feel bad because I just came back from Italy and I was with some friends in Tuscany once when they offered me some coffee in the afternoon and I explained that I prefer not to drink coffee in the afternoon unless I am really tired. But it didn't seem like they were offended. One of them simply said, "Oh non hai la abitudine degli italiani da bere un caffee dopo il pranzo?" or something like that. Also, I wanted to help some people here by letting you know, in case you weren't aware of it (I wasn't until my last trip), that there's another word for a cappuccino and it is called a cappuccio. I ordered a caffee at a bar and was frustrated at first when some guy insisted that I was getting a "cappuccio." Also, in Terni one bar had something called a "cappuccione" which was served in a more American sized cup. Anyway, the bar is one of my two favorite places to go in Italy.
Are these the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever? We offer you an experiment, a game. Maybe a challenge. These pieces were chosen by our music critic. Which one is missing in your opinion and which shouldn't be there? Here we go. To you the ranking of the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever Ovunque proteggi - Vinicio Capossela Amore che vieni, amore che vai - Fabrizio De Andrè Diamante - Zucchero Giudizi universali - Samuele Bersani La cura - Franco Battiato Case stregate - Dimartino Radioattività - Baustelle Caruso - Lucio Dalla Avrai - Claudio Baglioni La donna cannone - Francesco De Gregori Quando - Pino Daniele Via con me - Paolo Conte Almeno tu nell’universo - Mia Martini La descrizione di un attimo - Tiromancino Passione - Neffa Mentre dormi - Max Gazzè E dimmi che non vuoi morire… - Patty Pravo Il cielo in una stanza - Gino Paoli Stelle di stelle - Claudio Baglioni e Mia Martini Sogna, ragazzo, sogna - Roberto Vecchioni L’ultimo bacio - Carmen Consoli Sally - Vasco Rossi Altrove - Morgan Emozioni - Lucio Battisti Stormi - Iosonouncane America - Gianna Nannini Mi sono innamorato di te - Luigi Tenco Kurt Cobain - Brunori Sas Signor Tenente - Giorgio Faletti Tu, forse non essenzialmente tu - Rino Gaetano Cirano - Francesco Guccini Audioricordi - Meg Le navi - Daniele Silvestri Solo per te - Negramaro La costruzione di un amore - Ivano Fossati E la luna bussò - Loredana Bertè Costruire - Niccolò Fabi Ma che freddo fa - Nada Se telefonando - Mina Guarda che luna - Fred Buscaglione Sorella mia - Sergio Cammariere La notte - Arisa Ritornerai - Bruno Lauzi Maracaibo - Lu Colombo Perdere l’amore - Massimo Ranieri Un altro posto nel mondo - Mario Venuti Il mondo - Jimmy Fontana Ubriaco canta amore - Bandabardò L’arcobaleno - Adriano Celentano Mi fido di te - Jovanotti Non arrossire - Giorgio Gaber Notte prima degli esami - Antonello Venditti Non siete Stato voi - Caparezza Quello che le donne non dicono - Fiorella Mannoia Pigro - Ivan Graziani Urlando contro il cielo - Luciano Ligabue Sole Spento - Timoria Uomini soli - Pooh Film muto - Nobraino Tutti i miei sbagli - Subsonica Così vicini - Cristina Donà Gli anni - 883 Portami a ballare - Luca Barbarossa Totale - Colapesce Come saprei - Giorgia Sarà per te - Francesco Nuti La mia storia tra le dita - Gianluca Grignani Ti scatterò una foto - Tiziano Ferro Contessa - Enrico Ruggeri Ci vorrebbe il mare - Marco Masini La canzone che scrivo per te - Marlene Kuntz Il colpo - Niccolò Carnesi Lacio Drom - Litfiba Rospo - Quintorigo Un sabato italiano - Sergio Caputo Spunta la luna dal monte - Tazenda La felicità - Canova Voglio una pelle splendida - Afterhours e Samuel Vivere - Cesare Andrea Bixio Splendido splendente - Donatella Rettore Alghero - Giuni Russo L’appuntamento - Ornella Vanoni Il cielo - Renato Zero A forma di fulmine - Le luci della centrale elettrica Ho imparato a sognare - Negrita La nostra ultima canzone - Motta Varietà - Gianni Morandi Eppure sentire (un senso di te) - Elisa L’isola che non c’è - Edoardo Bennato Servi della gleba - Elio e le storie tese Pesto - Calcutta Poetica - Cesare Cremonini Tutta mia la città - Equipe 84 Bella senz’anima - Riccardo Cocciante Non abbiamo bisogno di parole - Ron Ho voglia di innamorarmi - Francesco Baccini Musica è - Eros Ramazzotti Ma non ho più la mia città - Gerardina Trovato Una ragazza in due - I Giganti Non escludo il ritorno - Franco Califano www.agi.it/spettacolo/musica/canzoni_italiane_piu_belle_di_sempre-4366078/news/2018-09-12/
Manu, just curious, are you a "southpaw" (left handed) or did you just remove the coffee from the freezer because your door opens left to right instead of right to left (as mine does)? Why would I notice such a detail...weird...even to me! I think I simply appreciate you, your team and all that you offer to me/us trying to learn your language (what a journey)! Thank you so much for ALL of your lessons!
Being a native Spanish speaker makes learning Italian so much easier but it also makes it easier to accidentally use the other languages' words when speaking one of the two 😂
ahhh! Caffe! one of my favorite things in the whole world! Thank God I can still taste it somewhat, after having COVID! O_O Thanks for the video dear sir! big hugs!
Can you do a demonstration of how to make moka? Someone from Italy is sending me a Moka machine, but not coffee because of regulations. I got some ground moka coffee but I NEVER drink coffee and don't make it so I don't know how. I only have big mugs. I am confused as to how to make this , especially since I ruin everything I cook and don't like coffee too strong ;-)
This is your chance Debra to be a real Italian coffee master, exciting! Americano coffee is a good alternative for you. A big mug is be perfect for it 🤩☕
The moka is a stove top espresso maker; basically like a tea kettle. You unscrew the bottom, lift the filter out, fill with water, replace filter. Fill filter with coffee grounds. Reassemble, place on stove top, turn on heat until the coffee purkalates into reservoir I'm sure there are videos on YT. The more important piece of info Do not put it in the dishwasher! The detergents ruin the finishes. I learned the hard way. Mine belonged to my nonna and still looked new, was in a rush and tossed it in the dishwasher a couple times and it is completely tarnished now! 😭 40+years it was hand washed.... and undone in my laziness. Dump the grounds in your garden for your plants. Rinse all the pieces and handwash for better results and lasting beauty.
Una storia che raccontavo ai miei amici del Continente. Direi "Il caffè inglese era così affidabile: ovunque andassi, per quanti soldi pagassi, sapeva di fango. Ora, direi, a volte puoi prendere un buon caffè in Inghilterra, ma non puoi fare affidamento su di esso...”
Well, I am one of those rare exceptions. I do not drink coffee, and have never liked the taste. But, I love tea. In Italy, if someone offers to go grab a coffee is it okay to say I am happy to join them and will enjoy a tea instead?
No no no. Italia non è il solo paese del caffè. Il caffè è buono in altri paesi como Swizera. Sono franscese e mi piace molto il caffè. Hai ragione in Italia il caffè è come una religione e possiamo parlare di amore per il caffè. In altre paesi il caffè è diverso ma buono. In Francia nelli ristoranti il caffè non è buono perché non è importante come in Italia. Non cè la cultura del caffè in Francia.
Pollice per te, erano 888, ora sono 889, ti ho rovinato un bel numero. 😂 La capitale mondiale del caffè è Napoli, Trieste è la città più importante dell'Italia Settentrionale, per quanto riguarda il caffè ☕️
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I am loving these regular videos Manu. I’ve been with Italy Made Easy for over a year now and it gets increasingly more difficult to keep up the momentum and so these videos are just perfect. Thank you. By the way, I would recommend this course to anyone. Utterly brilliant.
Grazie mille Jan for your amazing support!! 😍😍😍
I love the closed captions in Italian and English too! This channel is the best.
in Italia a settembre... alla fine del pasto, quando ho risposto "Sì, un caffè, per favore" ~ i sorrisi sui volti dei camerieri erano fantastici!
So true! They usually offer "grappa" or "limoncello" too ☕
Having listened to and read the podcast about coffee several times I found this short video very reassuring that my Italian is improving. Thanks Manu
That's great, thank you! 💪☕
Manu, sentirti per caso facendo un po' di zapping su spotify e sentirti parlare in particolare di caffè e della città in cui ci siamo conosciuti... mi ha riempito il cuore di gioia! I miss you, man!!!
Growing up visiting my Sicilian family in New York, there was ALWAYS expresso after dinner. Lots of times, the men sat around and told stories for the kids to hear, or just to reminisce. I can smell and taste it in my memories ❤❤❤
We truly appreciate you for sharing this beautiful memory with us.🥰
Grazie Millie Manu! This was a wonderful educational video on caffe. I am an avid coffee drinker and when I went to Italy it was cool stopping at any bar and getting a quick espresso. I understood every thing without having to look at the captions and you have helped me a lot with your videos. Just did the 30 days and that was really good. Now if I could just talk to someone and practice that would be great.
Ciao Virginia! Ottimo lavoro! We are glad you enjoyed our mini-course 😍
Our teams organize weekly video calls on our platform to help students to practice their speaking skills, if you are interested, read more here: www.italymadeeasy.com/membership/ 👌
Interessante! Non bevo caffè, quindi sono curioso degli aspetti culturali.
Studio italiano da tre anni, lentamente e da solo. Ascoltare i tuoi video è molto utile. Grazie!
Lo stesso per me. Amo imparare la lingua ma penso che non farò mai progressi. Devo fare affidamento su Google translate, ma non può essere una risorsa affidabile.
@@angiedoherty727 Penso che sappiamo più di quanto crediamo.
È una sorpresa capire i film italiani senza sottotitoli, anche se non conosco ogni parola. Tuttavia, il dialogo è frequentemente molto veloce!
Ben detto Sarah! Grazie mille☕🌼
Esatto Angie, non sempre è affidabile! Pratica la tua comprensione orale e cerca di parlarlo il più possibile, farai progressi sicuramente. Forza Angie💪🌼
Grazie Manu! I'm colombian by birth. Having recently visited Rome, the coffee is shared similar to my upbringing! ❤❤❤
I really enjoy these a lot, thank you Manu! I am not learning italian in a very efficient way (I don't have much time so I mostly just use duolingo 😅), but I feel like these videos are way more helpful. It's also encouraging that I understand most of what you're saying if I put on the subtitles, since I speak french and many words are pretty similar to italian! It will take me some time to start being able to speak italian myself, but my primary goal is to understand it 😄 And this is a really good way to pick up some words and grammar rules naturally. Thanks again!
Perfect! Try to practice your listening comprehension skills as much as you can, the brain is amazing!🤗💪
Grazie Manu. I lived in Brazil for 10 years and it is also a cultural thing there, served the same way. The funny thing is I don't drink coffee, but I do drink tea. The common tea in Brazil is Cha Matte - which they usually make strong and sweet. I like it, usually a little less sweet though haha. This video was a little fast for me, but I understood a lot just the same. I want to get back studying Italian and hope to visit Italy next year, as the world hopefully opens up completely. Thanks for the videos!!
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СПАСИБО ! GRAZIE
Thank you for making an "Italian" video". I am originally from Russia, now I live in the USA.
I am crazy about my love for Italian cuisine, and Italian architecture.
I have collected a collection of geyser coffee makers from the LAVAZZA brand, but I do not plan to use them.
They will solemnly stand on the shelves and please my eyes. There are also a couple of Bialetti coffee makers with the Dolce & Gabbana collaboration.
And how much coffee has been purchased, of different types. I have known the Lavazza brand since Russia and honestly, I did not know that Illy is more popular in Italy.
Maybe in addition to the fact that I learned about the Lavazza brand first than Illy, and plus the name is so Italian)
That is why when I saw a pack of Lavazza from you - thanks for the tip about storing it in the freezer - I began to watch your video with pleasure.
And then, when I heard your beautiful Italian speech, I received additional pleasure. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I hope one day I will fulfill my dream, fly to Italy and walk the streets, enjoy the architecture,
and meanwhile go to various coffee shops to drink espresso and cappuccino
Grazie mille for your heartfelt comment! 😊 It’s amazing to see your passion for Italian culture, especially coffee, cuisine, and architecture. Your collection of coffee makers sounds incredible!
One day, when you fulfill your dream of visiting, those walks through the streets, savoring espresso, and marveling at the architecture will be even more special. Until then, keep enjoying your coffee adventures and practicing Italian! 💕
Grazie mille for being part of our community! 🌟
@ 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 Grazie Millllleeeeeeeeeeee ☺️💛
I have the same coffee set up at home -- the same machines! Thanks also for these shorter videos. They are fun to watch and they are giving me confidence in my comprehension skills -- thank you!
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Italian coffees is my fav, thats why i like to learn italian language
Muy buen video. Muy buena pronunciación y velocidad para entenderse perfectamente. Gracias por compartir
Anch’io! Ho iniziato da piccolissima a bere il caffè con mio padre italiano qui in America. Grazie Manu, come sempre!💕
Grazie Joee! 😘
Another great one, Manu! Grazie sempre!!!☕👍🏻🇮🇹🙏🏻
Grazie a te Glen!
Gostaria de pedir para que continuasse com as legendas em português, isso ajuda muito nós brasileiros. Parabéns pelo trabalho. Um dos melhores canais de italiano.
Obrigado 🤩
Bravo Manu! Anche io amo la mia Gaggia! Grazie per il video, salute e buon natale.
Grazie mille Mike, buon Natale anche a te! ☕
Viva Italia! É Viva il Caffe!!
These videos are just so encouraging Manu as even as a beginner, I am surprised how much I can understand. As soon as I have more time, I hope to do your course. In the meantime, they are really helping me to get a grounding and improve. Thanks a million.
That's wonderful!! Thank you Sam!
So fascinating! I can’t believe how young you were when you started drinking coffee! And such a high percentage of Italians who drink it, wow. I find the coffee culture in Italy very charming. I love the common practice of offering to make your visitors a coffee even later in the day ❤️ I will make sure not to ever refuse the offer haha
Also noted by me Eve! I would never refuse even though I do not drink coffee. As they say, "when in Rome/Italia".....hee hee!
Now you know ☕🤗
Esattamente! 😂
กำลังฝึกเรียนเลยครับ
Hola! Muchísimas gracias por este vídeo! Debo ir a Italia!
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@@italymadeeasy desde Colombia vengo con la afición de catar y degustar cafes espressos, entonces sé que algunas regiones de Italia son las convenientes para esto. ¿Tú qué tanto café tomas?
Mi piacciono gli espressi ☕️ ❤❤
Buon lavoro
Very interesting especially at the beginning you put coffee beans in a freezer(maybe refrigerator?) that I didn't know that. And yes when I was in Italy when I met my partner he offer me coffee (even though I don't drink coffee in the evenings unless it's decaffeinated) I say yes. And when I did notice the cups those are pretty cool and colorful. And he show me how. I said it's like a barista back in the states. And I didn't know coffee is a big thing in Italy especially pretty young. I didn't get to drink it til I was 15 and it was a small cup in a café. And the history section blew my mind how one port can distrusting coffee around Italy I like that.
I think people store their coffee beans in a refrigerator to keep their aroma and freshness once the bag’s been opened :)
@@nia1729 oh... Thanks for the explanation i didn't really know that. Very interesting.
Another great video Manu... thank you. These are the things that are so helpful for us learners of Italian, all the little things in life, like doing the washing and making coffee.. I am still mystified as to why I can understand 90% of what you say yet on other videos like travel videos I find it hard to understand, They speak fast and seem to run all the words together and it makes it difficult to understand.
Can I ask you, are you speaking really much slower than normal speech.. I'd just like to know.. Thanks..
Grazie! Cin cin, Manu ☕☕
Ottimo video, Manu! È stato muy utile!
Grazie mille Bompi! 💪
@@italymadeeasy Prego, Manu!
Wow Trieste is the capital of coffee? ☕️ 😊😊
the funny thing that you won't believe is that while I was listening to your podcast on Spotify I went immediately and prepared un caffè buonissimo😁😁😂😂
That's so awesome!🤣
Guau!! Che Estupendo. La tina meglio in verde e rosso contro solo argento, eh. grazie per puro l'italiano. Guardo tre volte 😰😁
Grazie mille Duke!🤗
Wow, you make me feel bad because I just came back from Italy and I was with some friends in Tuscany once when they offered me some coffee in the afternoon and I explained that I prefer not to drink coffee in the afternoon unless I am really tired. But it didn't seem like they were offended. One of them simply said, "Oh non hai la abitudine degli italiani da bere un caffee dopo il pranzo?" or something like that. Also, I wanted to help some people here by letting you know, in case you weren't aware of it (I wasn't until my last trip), that there's another word for a cappuccino and it is called a cappuccio. I ordered a caffee at a bar and was frustrated at first when some guy insisted that I was getting a "cappuccio." Also, in Terni one bar had something called a "cappuccione" which was served in a more American sized cup. Anyway, the bar is one of my two favorite places to go in Italy.
Do not feel bad Lisa, I am sure your friends did not mind🤗. "Cappuccione" sounds funny, never heard of it. Makes sense! 😂
La cultura del caffé in Grecia é cosí diversa! Noi possiamo bere un caffé per ore!
Davvero? Molto interessante! 🤗
Are these the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever?
We offer you an experiment, a game. Maybe a challenge. These pieces were chosen by our music critic. Which one is missing in your opinion and which shouldn't be there?
Here we go. To you the ranking of the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever
Ovunque proteggi - Vinicio Capossela
Amore che vieni, amore che vai - Fabrizio De Andrè
Diamante - Zucchero
Giudizi universali - Samuele Bersani
La cura - Franco Battiato
Case stregate - Dimartino
Radioattività - Baustelle
Caruso - Lucio Dalla
Avrai - Claudio Baglioni
La donna cannone - Francesco De Gregori
Quando - Pino Daniele
Via con me - Paolo Conte
Almeno tu nell’universo - Mia Martini
La descrizione di un attimo - Tiromancino
Passione - Neffa
Mentre dormi - Max Gazzè
E dimmi che non vuoi morire… - Patty Pravo
Il cielo in una stanza - Gino Paoli
Stelle di stelle - Claudio Baglioni e Mia Martini
Sogna, ragazzo, sogna - Roberto Vecchioni
L’ultimo bacio - Carmen Consoli
Sally - Vasco Rossi
Altrove - Morgan
Emozioni - Lucio Battisti
Stormi - Iosonouncane
America - Gianna Nannini
Mi sono innamorato di te - Luigi Tenco
Kurt Cobain - Brunori Sas
Signor Tenente - Giorgio Faletti
Tu, forse non essenzialmente tu - Rino Gaetano
Cirano - Francesco Guccini
Audioricordi - Meg
Le navi - Daniele Silvestri
Solo per te - Negramaro
La costruzione di un amore - Ivano Fossati
E la luna bussò - Loredana Bertè
Costruire - Niccolò Fabi
Ma che freddo fa - Nada
Se telefonando - Mina
Guarda che luna - Fred Buscaglione
Sorella mia - Sergio Cammariere
La notte - Arisa
Ritornerai - Bruno Lauzi
Maracaibo - Lu Colombo
Perdere l’amore - Massimo Ranieri
Un altro posto nel mondo - Mario Venuti
Il mondo - Jimmy Fontana
Ubriaco canta amore - Bandabardò
L’arcobaleno - Adriano Celentano
Mi fido di te - Jovanotti
Non arrossire - Giorgio Gaber
Notte prima degli esami - Antonello Venditti
Non siete Stato voi - Caparezza
Quello che le donne non dicono - Fiorella Mannoia
Pigro - Ivan Graziani
Urlando contro il cielo - Luciano Ligabue
Sole Spento - Timoria
Uomini soli - Pooh
Film muto - Nobraino
Tutti i miei sbagli - Subsonica
Così vicini - Cristina Donà
Gli anni - 883
Portami a ballare - Luca Barbarossa
Totale - Colapesce
Come saprei - Giorgia
Sarà per te - Francesco Nuti
La mia storia tra le dita - Gianluca Grignani
Ti scatterò una foto - Tiziano Ferro
Contessa - Enrico Ruggeri
Ci vorrebbe il mare - Marco Masini
La canzone che scrivo per te - Marlene Kuntz
Il colpo - Niccolò Carnesi
Lacio Drom - Litfiba
Rospo - Quintorigo
Un sabato italiano - Sergio Caputo
Spunta la luna dal monte - Tazenda
La felicità - Canova
Voglio una pelle splendida - Afterhours e Samuel
Vivere - Cesare Andrea Bixio
Splendido splendente - Donatella Rettore
Alghero - Giuni Russo
L’appuntamento - Ornella Vanoni
Il cielo - Renato Zero
A forma di fulmine - Le luci della centrale elettrica
Ho imparato a sognare - Negrita
La nostra ultima canzone - Motta
Varietà - Gianni Morandi
Eppure sentire (un senso di te) - Elisa
L’isola che non c’è - Edoardo Bennato
Servi della gleba - Elio e le storie tese
Pesto - Calcutta
Poetica - Cesare Cremonini
Tutta mia la città - Equipe 84
Bella senz’anima - Riccardo Cocciante
Non abbiamo bisogno di parole - Ron
Ho voglia di innamorarmi - Francesco Baccini
Musica è - Eros Ramazzotti
Ma non ho più la mia città - Gerardina Trovato
Una ragazza in due - I Giganti
Non escludo il ritorno - Franco Califano
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Manu, just curious, are you a "southpaw" (left handed) or did you just remove the coffee from the freezer because your door opens left to right instead of right to left (as mine does)? Why would I notice such a detail...weird...even to me! I think I simply appreciate you, your team and all that you offer to me/us trying to learn your language (what a journey)! Thank you so much for ALL of your lessons!
Attention to detail is always a good thing! Thank you so much Angie for your support 😍
Grazie per la infomazione, molto interessante. Ma perche metti il cafee nel frigorifero??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Ciao! Il caffè nel frigorifero si mette per conservarlo meglio 💪
@@italymadeeasy grazie per la risposta!!
Being a native Spanish speaker makes learning Italian so much easier but it also makes it easier to accidentally use the other languages' words when speaking one of the two 😂
ahhh! Caffe! one of my favorite things in the whole world! Thank God I can still taste it somewhat, after having COVID! O_O Thanks for the video dear sir! big hugs!
Grazie mille! ☕🎉
Can you do a demonstration of how to make moka? Someone from Italy is sending me a Moka machine, but not coffee because of regulations. I got some ground moka coffee but I NEVER drink coffee and don't make it so I don't know how. I only have big mugs. I am confused as to how to make this , especially since I ruin everything I cook and don't like coffee too strong ;-)
This is your chance Debra to be a real Italian coffee master, exciting! Americano coffee is a good alternative for you. A big mug is be perfect for it 🤩☕
The moka is a stove top espresso maker; basically like a tea kettle.
You unscrew the bottom, lift the filter out, fill with water, replace filter. Fill filter with coffee grounds. Reassemble, place on stove top, turn on heat until the coffee purkalates into reservoir
I'm sure there are videos on YT.
The more important piece of info
Do not put it in the dishwasher!
The detergents ruin the finishes. I learned the hard way.
Mine belonged to my nonna and still looked new, was in a rush and tossed it in the dishwasher a couple times and it is completely tarnished now! 😭 40+years it was hand washed.... and undone in my laziness.
Dump the grounds in your garden for your plants. Rinse all the pieces and handwash for better results and lasting beauty.
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The Italian secret to lively hand gestures: Caffe espresso !~ 👌😃
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Una storia che raccontavo ai miei amici del Continente. Direi "Il caffè inglese era così affidabile: ovunque andassi, per quanti soldi pagassi, sapeva di fango. Ora, direi, a volte puoi prendere un buon caffè in Inghilterra, ma non puoi fare affidamento su di esso...”
😁 è vero!
you started drinking coffee at 4 or 5?! Geez. and I thought *I* started early. LOLwasnt' until 12 or thereabouts, for me! LOL
(Yes, do not give coffee to your child 🤣)
Provo lo stesso con il caffe. Mi Piace molto il caffè con "egg nog."
Buonissimo!
Well, I am one of those rare exceptions. I do not drink coffee, and have never liked the taste. But, I love tea. In Italy, if someone offers to go grab a coffee is it okay to say I am happy to join them and will enjoy a tea instead?
Of course!
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Cioa Manu,prendo un caffe nero senza zucchero😉
Sempre senza zucchero! Brava Graciela!
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o coffee correto...hee hee
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Nel '600 il caffè di Venezia era anche il più caro d'Italia!!!!!
Battuta sottilissima.😄
No no no.
Italia non è il solo paese del caffè.
Il caffè è buono in altri paesi como Swizera.
Sono franscese e mi piace molto il caffè.
Hai ragione in Italia il caffè è come una religione e possiamo parlare di amore per il caffè.
In altre paesi il caffè è diverso ma buono.
In Francia nelli ristoranti il caffè non è buono perché non è importante come in Italia. Non cè la cultura del caffè in Francia.
Do Italian's say "coffee" when they mean espresso? In America those are not the same things.
Correct!
Ma ci sono italiani che non bevono caffè?
We drank coffee too as children, my Mother was Italian and my Grandmother was from Naples, Italy..I thought all children drank coffee...Lol
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If the cups are so small, what's the point of drinking that? You'd still be thirsty!
Tea rules, coffee drools. :D
But you'll be caffeinated.😉
Can I go to live in Italy on a working holiday without needing to bother learning Italian? 👍🏻😁 I'm sure everyone in italia understands English. 👌🏻
I wish! Our level is pretty bad, unfortunately. 😪
Pollice per te, erano 888, ora sono 889, ti ho rovinato un bel numero. 😂
La capitale mondiale del caffè è Napoli, Trieste è la città più importante dell'Italia Settentrionale, per quanto riguarda il caffè ☕️
888 è un bel numero, ma 889 è un numero ancora più bello! grazie 😜🙏
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