MORE ways to express EMOTIONS in Italian PART 2
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MORE ways to express EMOTIONS in Italian PART 2
In this continuation of our exploration into expressing emotions in Italian, we delve deeper into the emotional vocabulary. This lesson will enrich your Italian with words and phrases to describe surprise, anger, and fear. We'll cover practical examples to see these words in action, ensuring you can use them effectively in real-life contexts.
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Carissima Valentina, I'm so happy that I have found you! You are really the best Italian teacher I have seen among the many videos on UA-cam! MILIE GRAZIE E CONGRATULATIONS🎉🎉🎉!
Glad to have you here! ❤ Benvenuto!!
You are the best teacher hope so much I will learn Italian soon Loveyour language and everything about Italien . Thank you so much forthe lessens
❤ Grazie a te, Beatrice!
I have to admit that I was wondering if Italians actually thought preoccupied when using that word instead of worried. Now I know.
Language is a difficult thing to really KNOW. I mean, what thoughts and concepts form in the native speakers mind, do they match what I think when I learn a word? I don't know why I even think of these things. I am basically learning just to amuse myself.
You have a wonderfully kind nature. It comes out in what you say. I felt my heart smile when you said that you hoped that we wouldn't need these negative words. What a wonderful way to be.
You're the best teacher
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Extremely useful lesson!
Thanks a million dear!
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Thank you so muchgor this lessen
Another great lesson from la maestra, grazie mille!
Glad you appreciate it, Glenn! Buona giornata!
Congratulations italian teacher great channel pure information continue with exellent job grazie insegnante buongiorno
Grazie! I will!
Stai scherzando! Valentina!! Buongiorno. You were my first iTalki teacher! Spero che tu stia bene! Jim
Jim!!! Che piacere risentirti! 😄 Qui tutto bene, e tu?? Spero che il mio canale ti piaccia! 😉
@@ItalianTeacherValentina La miia famiglia sta molto bene! Sono certo che piacerò il tuo canale. Ho sottoscritto!
@@jimjudge314 Ottimo, Jim! In bocca al lupo per tutto!
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Preoccupied could be used in english to speak about being worried
Perfetto! Easier to remember 😉
ancora, grazie... 😀era stupito da quel bel sorriso... penso che tu sembri appassionata di insegnamento..
😄😄 Bravo, Spencer! E sì, lo sono davvero!
Buondi😊 Buona Pasqua
Yay! I think I can remember stupito = dumbfounded (= greatly amazed / astonished) ; Grazie mille for the PDFs. So happy I signed up for them. Do your other youtube videos have accompanying PDFs?
❤ I'm glad you are enjoying them, Cherry! We have started adding them since a few weeks, so you can already find them for the last few videos, but we are working on adding them to the older ones as well 😉
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Grazie. Molto utile. Seperately, is there a difference between "perché" and "a causa" (which you used in the video) for "because"?
Sì, "perché" means "because", "a causa di" means "because of"
How come Italian women are so cute? 😊
I’m a AMERICAN / I ITALIAN UNFORTUNATELY WHEN My grand PARENTS CAME HERE TO THE STATES ITALIANS REALLY WERENT WELCOMED BACK THEN ESPECIALLY BY THE IRISH WHICH MY MOM WAS SO IM HALF ITALIAN HALF IRISH AMERICAN. My grandpa was very upset my parents met But as he got to know my dad he loved him anyway that was 1952 they married and had 5 of us married 40urs till my mom passed and all that to say that my grandparents wanted them to be AMERICANS which happened to MANY ITALIANS BACK THEN UNFORTUNATELY WE WERE NOT TAUGHT THE LANGUAGE SO I DO DUO LINGO AND WATCH YOU . Thank you for your videos but I need help on ROLLING THE TONGUE DO YOU HAVE A WAY OF LEARNING TO ROLL THE TONGUE PLEASE . Thank you so much for all your help
Benvenuta, Janice! You are not alone in your experience. You have not idea how many of my students had the same. But it's never too late to learn! I haven't made a UA-cam video on the Italian "r" yet, but I do have two dedicated classes on the topic (plus all other sounds of the Italian language) in my online course "Italian 101", here's the link if you want to check it out: www.valentinastellatutor.com/how-to-enroll-in-the-italian-course-101/
Is bonta used for taste only? Also, I just switched on Italian subtitles on "The Chosen." The word used for scared was "paura" how is it different from "spaventato"?
I think they express the same, fear. Paura is used with the verb avere, e.g. Ho paura. Spaventato is used with the verb essere, e.g. Sono spaventato. At least that is what I think with my very, very, beginning Italian.
Yes, that's correct! "Paura" is a noun, "spaventato" is an adjective. So "I have fear" vs "I am scared"
Vengo and vergongo I mix up a lot of
Johnny, do you mean "vengono" or "vergogno"? In both cases, yes, they are pretty similar. Just remember to slow down and pronounce each single letter (and especially vowels) slowly, this will reinforce the correct pronunciation and the differences between the two words.
@@ItalianTeacherValentina i am not sure. Whenever I come across them i am confused whether theyre coming or ashamed
Arrabbiato... Pasta Arrabbiato now has become piu interessante! hahaha!
😄😄😄 Esatto!!
I can't roll my R's 😢
Try starting with an English 'h' sound, holding it while slowly closing your mouth then shifting to making the 'r' sound. Hope it works for you.
Wow @cherryreyes2466 thank you! I also could not roll my r’s and I tried your suggestion and for the first time EVER I was able to do so. So impressed!