MUST KNOW Italian idioms for the NEWS (+ Free PDF Download!⬇️)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Listening to or watching the news in Italian can be particularly challenging. This difficulty arises not only because newscasters often speak quickly, but also because the language used includes a unique vocabulary filled with idiomatic expressions that might not be straightforward to understand. Today, I will introduce you to five common Italian idioms that frequently appear in the news. I will provide examples to illustrate each idiom in context, helping you enhance your vocabulary and comprehension of Italian news broadcasts.
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Hi how are you doing. You are the only Italian teacher I like the best
Great to see an insight into italian news. Really enjoyed it ❤ grazie mille x
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I am glad to watch these video very good
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Grazie Valentina! Molto utile.
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Molto interessante lizione!
Grazie infinite prof.ssa Valentina!
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I really enjoyed this video 😊grazie mille
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Grazie mille 🩷
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Molto interessanto! Mi piaconno idioms. I’m all ears.😊
😄😄 Abbiamo lo stesso: "Sono tutto orecchie"
A piede libero is the same in German..auf freiem Fuß..very interesting
Molto interessante, Brigitte!
Grazie! Due pollici in su da me.
😄😄 Grazie, Richard!
Grazie Valentina!
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We say lead like how "lehd" like how you would say red or read.
Do you have any book recomendations on the topic though?
Grazie, Johnny. This word always tricks me. 😅
Unfortunately none that I can think of.
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Hi Valentino, We have similar expressions, in English. As Piombo is lead, the metal (and is pronounced 'led') would 'anni di piombo' refer to musket bullets?
The material is the same, but "anni" means "years" so it cannot refer to bullets. "Bullet" in Italian is "proiettile".
@@ItalianTeacherValentina Thank you for telling us the word for bullet. Muskets (i moschetti) fired balls of lead. properly called lead shot. So, I was wondering if the origin of the phrase was from a period in History when the weapons were muskets, around the 17th centuries.
If you are teaching phrases like this (not beginners phrases) do it all, or nearly all, in Italian.
Regarding “anni di piombo,” you pronounced it in English as “years of lead” as in to lead a parade. I think you really mean “lead” as in the metal lead, chemical symbol Pb. Piombo. Years of the bullets? Vero?
Pronunciation as 'led'. And it's a 'soft' i in idioms not eyedioms Grazie, molto interesante.
Yes, this word always tricks me! 😅 Literally what it means is "years of lead (as in the metal, as you correctly said)". Bullet in Italian is "proiettile".
@@ItalianTeacherValentina So close to english “projectile”. That one is easy to remember. 😊
@@myownspiritlevel Vero 😄
Idioms is pronounced like Id not eyed