Pronouncing double consonants in Italian - Learn Italian with Lucrezia

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  • @tianzhuzhang3876
    @tianzhuzhang3876 10 років тому +6

    The class is getting even better as time goes by,thanks!

  • @susandibiase9250
    @susandibiase9250 10 років тому +11

    An American colleague of my husband answered a question about her age by saying, "Io ho 39 ani." Because Italians are so nice, the gentleman replied (in Italian), "Oh it doesn't show!"

  • @LukeRanieri
    @LukeRanieri 6 років тому +1

    La tua pronunzia in inglese è assolutamente incredibile! Sei veramente fra i più bravi italiani che parlano l'inglese. Complimenti! Condivido spesso i tuoi video con i miei studenti dell'italiano. Grazie per tutto!

  • @kasiaczaplewska3605
    @kasiaczaplewska3605 2 роки тому

    love your lessons

  • @theinconsistentpark9060
    @theinconsistentpark9060 10 років тому +2

    Thanks for the lesson! That was very helpful.

  • @kevinmcd62
    @kevinmcd62 10 років тому

    Ti ringrazio Lucrezia per i video che hai fatto, li trovo molto utile. Sono d'accordo con te che le consonanti doppie sono molto importante a capire!!

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Grazie mille per aver lasciato un commento :D

  • @MrFreelance74
    @MrFreelance74 10 років тому

    Very easy and professional method to explain and teach Italian,thank you very much,Sono grato per tua lezione d'italiano.Grazie.

  • @fjohns01
    @fjohns01 8 років тому

    This video was so helpful! You are an excellent teacher! I really appreciate your videos in English and when you say them in English & Italian. For those of us that aren't ready yet for the videos to be all in Italian it is helpful to have the English also!! THANK YOU!

  • @kevinmcd62
    @kevinmcd62 10 років тому +1

    Ti ringrazio Lucrezia per i video che hai fatto. Li trovo molto utile! Sono d'accordo che le consonanti doppie sono molto importante!

  • @jetsabelp
    @jetsabelp 10 років тому +1

    I loved this video! I like when you explain in English and everything is writen!

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      jess perez Ciao Jess!! Thank you for your feedback! :D

  • @Science4funOrg
    @Science4funOrg 10 років тому +2

    double consonants in Italian: one of the trickiest things (even for Italians)! : )

  • @thomasbd1000
    @thomasbd1000 10 років тому +2

    Hi Lucrezia! I am trying to learn Italian. Your videos are real pleasure to watch. please do videos about future tense. Thanks.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому +1

      Ciao Thomas! Thank you very much! I will :D

  • @pavol254
    @pavol254 7 років тому

    Hello Lucrezia! Your videos are very informative. I’m learning Italian for a few months and enjoy watching them. Keep up good work!

  • @nooraserene8544
    @nooraserene8544 10 років тому +1

    Great lesson :) grazie

  • @munirkhankhan9718
    @munirkhankhan9718 7 років тому +1

    very good I think it is good for us to speak italian language thanks

  • @MrTonyradford
    @MrTonyradford 10 років тому

    Great, thank you. Very helpful.

  • @aghasemoa8878
    @aghasemoa8878 4 роки тому

    Here in the Philippines, shovel is pala as well!

  • @avrahamguty1915
    @avrahamguty1915 10 років тому +2

    Estoy empezando a ver tus vídeos !! Me gustan ! Mucho !!! Espero aprender contigo esta lengua tan genial como el Español . Regards From Costa Rica pretty Girl ;)

  • @pokeherineurope
    @pokeherineurope 10 років тому

    The only thing that beats an italian woman, is one who can speak it. :)
    I started learning not to long ago. Simply because italian women and how you/they speak is truly amazing. Such a beautiful language.
    I know the way I learn is on my own, I cant really learn full lessons from others, but ill stop in and watch your channel and get some tips, or even just listen to see how much mire I understand. It seems like you have a good thing going here, keep up the goid work. There is alot of people who admire people like you that love to help, just to help. :)
    With all that said,
    Tu sei bella!
    Ciao' :)

  • @HHHGeorge
    @HHHGeorge 6 років тому

    Come sempre un altro video utile. Poichè ho guardato tuoi video da almeno quattro anni, sono sorpresso che non lo ho visuto.
    Grazie Lucrezia e buon capodanno.
    George da Australia

  • @annagavino579
    @annagavino579 8 років тому

    sei l'unica youtuber italiana che conosco che ha una così buona pronuncia in inglese. per quanto non me ne intenda così tanto dato che sono italiana

  • @johnkirton2534
    @johnkirton2534 10 років тому +1

    Lucrezia, preferisco le tue lezioni solamente in italiano.

  • @greatsea
    @greatsea 10 років тому

    Tu hai un canale eccellente! Uno dei migliori! Grazie mille. I like your passion and attention to detail. And gooo Gli Azzurri in Brazil!!

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Grazie mille! :D Sì, vediamo un po' come andrà ai mondiali, anche se non sono una fan del calcio!

  • @professorahumana1628
    @professorahumana1628 6 років тому

    I love yours videos , im from Brasil and really want learn italian and you are a wondefull teach

  • @gcpc1
    @gcpc1 10 років тому

    Thank you Lucrezia. Yes, pronouncing 'RR' is difficult for native English speakers. I need to practice more!

  • @petrak.527
    @petrak.527 5 років тому

    Grazie per questo interessante video, Lucrezia. Buon annnnnnno nuovo =) !

  • @AndroidTECHGEE
    @AndroidTECHGEE 10 років тому

    I love you again lucrezia!

  • @mateusmoromoreno
    @mateusmoromoreno 10 років тому

    Awesome!!! (greetings from Brasil)

  • @FarzadMoghaddampoor
    @FarzadMoghaddampoor 7 років тому

    Grazie

  • @tomleonard4792
    @tomleonard4792 9 років тому

    All of your videos are great but this one is one of the best. Thank you for making learning Italian interesting and enjoyable. Tom Leonard, Upland, California

  • @davronnie1
    @davronnie1 8 років тому

    Great video

  • @HHHGeorge
    @HHHGeorge 10 років тому +1

    Grazie Lucrezia, questo era un molto utile lezione.Scusati gli errori
    Thank you Lucrezia that was a very useful lesson.
    Excuse the errors

  • @asrwwm
    @asrwwm 10 років тому

    It was perfect!

  • @A._J_.
    @A._J_. 4 роки тому

    I like this hairstyle!

  • @AnAtomintheUniverse
    @AnAtomintheUniverse 10 років тому

    In Scotland the 'r' is rolled, so it's quite a simple sound to recreate in Italian.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Thank you for your comment! You are right, it should be easier for Scots!

    • @AnAtomintheUniverse
      @AnAtomintheUniverse 10 років тому +1

      Learn Italian with Lucrezia Indeed! I love your videos.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      AnAtomintheUniverse Thank you! :D

  • @luisalverio1576
    @luisalverio1576 6 років тому +1

    Grazie mile....ma puoi fare lo stesso video parlando tutta l'informazione in italiano?

  • @mariaelenajimenez2683
    @mariaelenajimenez2683 8 років тому

    Una lezione meravigliosa, come sempre, Lucrezia. Ora, so come pronunciare le parole pena e penna, palla e pala, ecc. grazie mille 😁

  • @frankgilmartin
    @frankgilmartin 10 років тому

    Grazie Lucrezia. Ho una domanda. E vero che e necessario pronunciare piu piano la vocale davanti i consonanti doppie? Ad esempio il 'e' nella parola 'penna' e piu piano che il 'e' nella parola ' pena'?

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому +1

      Sì, in un certo senso! Quando non ci sono le doppie consonanti (pena), il suono della vocale è più lungo :)

  • @seabreeze444
    @seabreeze444 6 років тому

    I am enjoying watching your videos. FYI, you are saying "redouble" when I think you mean "double." To double is to have 2 identical items. To redouble is to double that which has already been doubled. So you double the consonant "z" in a word like piazza.

  • @beardan76
    @beardan76 10 років тому +1

    thanks for the great video. I was wondering if it is essential to use your hands when speaking Italian or is it optional?

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому +1

      Totally optional :) Hand gestures don't shape the language!

    • @balmarsiusvaldehueza8995
      @balmarsiusvaldehueza8995 10 років тому

      Learn Italian with Lucrezia
      my friend says it's more of a southern Italy thing. but it's really lovely to see the way Italians do it

  • @PaNsY2215
    @PaNsY2215 10 років тому

    Just subscribed! Wow, I'm an Spanish native speaker and just now I realize how hard learning Italian will be. I had no idea how important the double consonants really were and the verbs forms are still very confusing to me... Hopefully I'll manage myself :)

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому +1

      Pansy2291 Ciao! It's the same with Spanish for me :) I'm sure you'll manage! :D Thank you for subscribing and for your comment!

  • @gistark1439
    @gistark1439 10 років тому +4

    Pollici in su! :)

  • @googeeish
    @googeeish 9 років тому

    Very useful information and well done. Thanks Pulici in su!

  • @giuliaraffaele
    @giuliaraffaele 7 років тому

    Ciao Lucrezia! Sono di Milano e ti ammiro tanto! Mi piacerebbe fare videolezioni di italiano in inglese e spagnolo. Ho 20 anni e studio Lingue all'Università! Mi sveleresti, se ce l'hai, il tuo segreto per fare questi video super utili e coinvolgenti per gli utenti di inglese? Grazie mille. Un bacione! Daje everything (dobbiamo essere internazionali, no?)

  • @federicorazzoli3717
    @federicorazzoli3717 10 років тому

    Ho guardato il tuo video per curiosità anche se sono italiano... ho notato che con penna hai usato il singolare, anche se è molto più disastroso sbagliare il plurale! :) Ciao.

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому +1

      Haha! Sì, hai ragione! Ma non mi è proprio venuto in mente :D

  • @frankcioppa
    @frankcioppa 6 років тому

    I would explain this a bit differently. Double consonants belong to separate syllables. The first closes the first syllable, then it is used to open the second syllable. Bello is pronounced bel-lo, not be-lo or bel-o. Words should be practiced in syllables. Ep-pure, not e-pure or ep-ure. The problem is usually that the first syllable is not closed: ca-minare instead of cam-minare.

  • @liliamansour9075
    @liliamansour9075 6 років тому

    Grazie mille Lucrezia Tutti tuoi vidéo sono utile ma per favore spero Che se parla in italiano è meglio per impararlo

  • @Khronnus
    @Khronnus 5 років тому

    Thanks a lot for this. I recently moved to Bologna and my friend is teaching me. And I tried to say good chest. And he said I said good fart.
    So this helped me not do that again and in public.

  • @b.entranceperium
    @b.entranceperium 8 років тому

    Omg... quanti anNi hai!
    That is seriously good to know...

  • @peddie1369
    @peddie1369 9 років тому

    Caio
    Come posso migliorare il mio Vocabolario?
    grazie per bellisimo il video ;)

  • @silviodelima
    @silviodelima 10 років тому +1

    Hey Lucrezia, you are forgiven, but only this time! haha The explanation was great, very helpfull ... thank you - grazie mille! I have a question for you - una domanda per favore: Why Italians always say "casa sua" instead of "sua casa" ? I noticed the word "casa" comes always before the Aggettivi possessivi (mia, tua, sua, nostra) and this does not happen much to another sotantivi ,,,,,,, or am I wrong?
    ciao ciao
    Buona settimana a te...

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Ciao Silvio! The possessive adjective is generally put before the noun in Italian, but there are examples, such as the one you mentioned (vieni a casa mia), where the adjective is after the noun to give it a special connotation. No one would ever say "Vieni alla casa mia", the correct way to say it is "vieni a casa mia". The same thing happens with the word "camera", which means bedroom: "Sono in camera mia". In this case, it is also possible to say "Sono nella mia camera", but it would not refer to my bedroom in my house. For example, I am staying in a hotel and say "sono nella mia camera/stanza", which is not actually yours. I guess saying "casa mia" and "camera mia" reflects a certain affection for the place you live in :) Hope it helps!

    • @silviodelima
      @silviodelima 10 років тому +1

      Learn Italian with Lucrezia Ciao Lucrezia, è chiaro. Grazie Mille ! Ciao Ciao

    • @johngibson9463
      @johngibson9463 6 років тому

      Si, esso fa.

  • @Charls03
    @Charls03 10 років тому

    Molto interessante, grazieeee! :) and is batti cinque high five??

  • @leoperalta4941
    @leoperalta4941 10 років тому

    . .ur so attractive the way you speak and teach us, very encouraging! ur pretty and friendly that's the most likely ^_^ ...

  • @maorongnonnosheng8671
    @maorongnonnosheng8671 6 років тому

    Pollici in su!

  • @187Rossi
    @187Rossi 5 років тому

    How do you spell the English "sh" sound in Italian, "sh" as in Shirt, Shoes, Shampoo, etc... Thank you

    • @zaqwsx23
      @zaqwsx23 5 років тому +1

      She ---> Sci
      Ski --> Schi
      She (as in shelter) --> Sce
      Ske (as in skeptical) --> Sche
      Sca (as in scarf) --> Sca
      Sha (as in shallow) --> Scia (with the stress on the "a")
      Sco (as in score) --> Sco
      Sho (as in short) --> Scio (with the stress on the "o")
      Schoo (as in school but the vowel has to be short) --> Scu
      Shoe (as in shoes but the vowel has to be pronounce as in cool but with a short sound) --> Sciu (with the stress on the "u")
      If you replace the "C" with the "G" it's the same for making sounds like "ge (as in Gena)" --> Gi, "Gi (as in give) --> Ghi, etc...

    • @187Rossi
      @187Rossi 5 років тому

      Adriano thank you very much))

    • @zaqwsx23
      @zaqwsx23 5 років тому

      @@187Rossi You're welcome;)

  • @jrgns83
    @jrgns83 10 років тому +1

    I like your shirt

  • @stariaerodrom
    @stariaerodrom 10 років тому +2

    Pollici in su! ;-)

  • @ConeDaRagusa
    @ConeDaRagusa 3 роки тому

    Nice lesson. Pollici in su!

  • @manjade
    @manjade 5 років тому +1

    Love your videos
    But shovel is pronounced /ˈʃʌvəl/ !

  • @m.venecia9397
    @m.venecia9397 8 років тому +1

    Mi dispiace Lucrezia perché ho messo il pollice giù, nonostante il tuo meraviglioso livello d`inglese, siccome non lo capisco, diventa noiosissimo.

  • @naderturki
    @naderturki 10 років тому

    Grazie per la nuova parola “soqquadro"

  • @kashmir140
    @kashmir140 3 роки тому

    Lol make sure you stress that double n!

  • @AlboTheMinstrel
    @AlboTheMinstrel 10 років тому +1

    Brava Lu!
    Già che hai fatto "anni-ani" potevi fare anche "penne-pene" però ahahaha ;)
    Una curiosità: perché a Roma dite "buro" anziché "burro", quando il raddoppiamento consonantico - anche non necessario - è tipico proprio delle vostre parti (Centro)?

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Non mi è venuto in mente mentre giravo la lezione!
      Beh, in realtà non saprei dirti il motivo! Io non pronuncio mai una r sola quando ce ne sono due, è veramente pesante come cosa (un po' da coatto, direi!). Sicuramente sentirai o avrai avuto modo di sentire questa pronuncia in qualche parodia sui romani :)

    • @AlboTheMinstrel
      @AlboTheMinstrel 10 років тому

      Learn Italian with Lucrezia C'è una youtuber di Roma che seguo molto (ViolettaRocks) che nei suoi video della rubrica "cucina da incubo" dice costantemente "buro" (deduco apposta, a questo punto) ;) Sarà coatta allora LOL

  • @cupperbutt
    @cupperbutt 10 років тому

    haha the subtitles are for the previous video "cosa ho fatto"

  • @marcusleite13
    @marcusleite13 8 років тому

  • @pauloeduardopiresalmeida5297
    @pauloeduardopiresalmeida5297 6 років тому

    Io impariando il Italiano, no Inglesi, favore parlare sono Italiano, grazie

  • @jkubofficial
    @jkubofficial 10 років тому

    Ma non ci l'hai detto, quanti ani hai?

  • @MarceloDelgado71
    @MarceloDelgado71 6 років тому +1

    Mi dispiace mettere non mi piace, ma non mi piacciono i video in inglese, preferirei che parlasse in italiano

    • @flaze3
      @flaze3 6 років тому

      Come ha spiegato alla fine del video, è stato un video adatto a principianti. Per questo motivo ha scelto di parlare in inglese!

  • @tinalo1158
    @tinalo1158 8 років тому

    They just sound the same... :(

  • @antoninaflorian8258
    @antoninaflorian8258 9 років тому

    So slowly, why you speak everytime as a child and for children?

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  9 років тому

      Antonina Florian Sorry you find it annoying! Apparently, that's the way I talk ;)

    • @matthewmartinez5021
      @matthewmartinez5021 8 років тому

      +Learn Italian with Lucrezia haters gonna hate. nothing wrong with the way you speak

  • @avrahamguty1915
    @avrahamguty1915 10 років тому +1

    Estoy empezando a ver tus vídeos !! Me gustan ! Mucho !!! Espero aprender contigo esta lengua tan genial como el Español . Regards From Costa Rica pretty Girl ;)

    • @lucreziaoddone
      @lucreziaoddone  10 років тому

      Ciao! Grazie mille per il tuo commento :) Spero che i miei video ti siano di aiuto!

  • @ZorgShip9
    @ZorgShip9 9 років тому