Learn Italian Ep.17 - Indirect Object Pronouns | Pronomi Indiretti
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After watching this video, you'll know how to use the Italian Indirect Object Pronouns! Rewatch this video a couple of times if everything doesn't make sense and check out the blog post for notes!
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Tom
Very clear because this aspect of grammar is so confusing. Grazie Tom.
ciao Tom!!! grazie e mille grazie ancora per i tuoi video......anche a 50 anni non è mai troppo tardi per ricominciare a far pratica con n la lingua inglese....mi raccomando continua cosi!!!!!!!
I hate my Italian class because the teacher sucks but your explanation makes it so clear! I'm about to watch your other videos!!
Clear explanation with enough examples to really help. Sensible pace - not too fast and information reinforced effectively. Thank you.
Grazie mille for making a tricky subject more understandable! I found by writing out the examples as I went through your video I could really digest what you were saying.
Thank you for your presentation. I appreciate the effort you go to to clarify this difficult aspect of Italian language.
Dave is a good teacher with this very difficult subject of direct object pronouns and indirect object pronouns and now pronomi combinati
Your reply at 3.41 'yes, I will bring something- ti porto qualcosa' is a good example of how translation of tense is not always literal. Common sense tells us the action of bringing is in the present.
Another great lesson, Tom. You make everything so clear, a big thank you!!
Fabulous job. We really appreciate all your videos and hope to see more. Thank you.
Michael
arghh.. I'm almost lost, but when I read your blog post, there I found the light again back on my track. LOL ; )
Grazie mille!
Mate, you are a great teacher! You understand grammar well in both languages which helps a lot.
Cheers Richard!
Thanks Tom. Nice and clear. What seemed so difficult is now so much easier.
WOW! Mille grazie! For the first time the pronomi indiretti explanation is beginning to make some sense...👍👏🙏
I was searching your videos .I got happy to find you
Indirect is not very easy , but you made it very clear Tom , Thanks a lot myan! really appreciate the hard work ☺️
yesssss! i always had trouble with the usage of Direct and indirect pronouns. THANKS
Hai imparato i pronomi doppi?
There you combine both direct and indirect! My favorite!
:)
Ci dai i biglietti
DIVENTA
Ce li dai
Lucas M sei italiano?
Me too
Grazie mille for the nice explanation… Some lights on the words like; ne(about/of him),ce (it) and si (oneself) also for this indirect object category please.. those
Bravissimo Tom!! Great lesson .
ho un quiz domani ~ grazie a te Tom per aiutarmi!
Hai Tom, it's really, really helpful video... Thank you so much. May God Bless you.
This is fabulous. You are an excellent teacher.
So difficult... Why not use the same way as Direct :-/
WeilaTom, Your viedos are helpful and inspiring! Thank you!
Thanks a lot for your teaching, well explained
Hey, great videos! I think you should stress for learners in that "non le vuole parlare" example that the grammar of that statement prohibits it from a reflexive interpretation. I assumed you meant as a problem in figuring out the language in general, but I just wanted to check. ^^
Quite clear. Thank u.
Abbastanza chiaro, Grazie.
Your videos help very much.
salve Tom,
un mio ricordo scolastico è che nelle frasi interrogative o negative si usa anything piuttosto che something.... ma tu dici "can you write something to him"... allora forse sbaglio...
Sarebbe bello capire meglio la differenza tra something e anything
grazie e complimenti for your job on the web....
Provo a fare un video allora spiegando la differenza ;) Però non è sbagliato dire "can you write something."
Hey, is your family from south Italy? Your pronunciation seems from there. I'm italian, but i wanted to write you in english :)
I hope you understand
I feel like whenever someone covers this, they don't cover how confusing it is alongside direct pronouns because in English they both translate "to you" or "to him." Still, this was VERY helpful.
not tryna flame my Italian teacher or anything but this video in .75x playback speed made a lot more sense than that 1 hour lecture in 1.75x speed... GRAZIE.
Buongiorno Tom. One thing that still confuses me is when you use him/her/them in the direct object position. Is it, 'le do un biscotto' or because it's in the DO position does it become 'lo do'
Most awesome teacher ever ! Grazie mille amico, anche ho il problema con "you guys-es" when I translate! hahah. cheers man!
Ciao Tom :) I tuoi video sono, come al solito,utili e fantastici! Volevo chiederti una cosa : dire "we ask you sorry"invece di "we ask for your forgiveness" è sbagliato?
Alex Giannone Grazie!! Si è sbagliato, puoi dire "We ask for your forgiveness" per "Vi chiediamo scusa" o puoi anche dire "We're sorry" per "Ci dispiace" :)
thanks a lot for your channel. really enjoyed your lesson.
Thank you so much! Now the clitic pronouns (if I'm not mistaken of this terminology) finally make sense!
good explanation man
Grazie mille , شكراً جزيلاً 🌸.
Tom, what do you think of having some type of TomTxxytu group talk on Google Hangouts? I've read a lot of Italian and practiced while in school, but sometimes I just want to REALLY practice by speaking with other speakers. I think it would be fun and helpful to video talk with other fans of yours. - thx
DJ Swish Sounds like a really good idea! I'll see what I can do ;)
very helpful going to your blog now
Awesome video Tom!
Thanks! I hope it clears things up!
Awesome video Tom! Thank you!
Complementi! Fantastico!
Best teacher, 💥
Ciao Tom! Ottimo video come al solito. Volevo chiederti se hai deciso che ruolo avrà la lingua italiana nella tua vita. Voglio dire, sarà un hobby o hai intenzione di farne un lavoro? Secondo me saresti un ottimo insegnante di italiano.
Chissà! Per ora faccio questi video perché è una passione :) Grazie comunque!!
great video thank you
Grazie per tuoi videos! :D Thank you, I also love the way you talk and I want to learn italian, perfect combo :)
Natália Struhárová video without s.
+machintosh leopard
Italian loves definite articles (il, lo, gli, ecc)
I tuoi video
+machintosh leopard
so video without s is plural?
You used the verb 'parlare' with both direct and indirect objects.. so I don't understand how to determine whether to say 'her' or 'to her'
Mille grazie, molto utile.
Amazing lecture
Ciao Tom, tutto bene? Sto studiando anche l'italiano e mi sono reso conto che è un po' difficile poter utilizzare in un modo corretto gli articoli possesivi, poiche ci sono volte che non è necessario 'utilizzare gli articoli sia il femminile oppure il maschile. Per esempio, nella frase che hai detto in questo video: "Lui vuole parlare con mia mamma" Non capisco perché non c'è l'articolo "la". Detto ciò, mi piacerebbe che facessi un video spiegando quando utilizzare l'articolo e quando non rispetto agli articoli possesivi. Mi ha piaciuto il tuo video. Grazie mille! A presto!
Wow!
Il tuo italiano è avanzato. Perché guardi questo video se hai già imparato come usare il congiuntivo imperfetto??
Allora...non ha usato "la" perché non si usa l'articolo determinativo (il, lo, ecc) con parenti cari nella forma singolare.
Ad esempio...
Mia madre
Tuo padre
Suo zio
Nostra nonna
Vostro figlio
Ma NON loro
La loro madre
Quando si va al plurale
Sì si dice
I tuoi padri
Le sue sorelle
Le nostre nonne
*Mi è piaciuto il video
Piacersi è un verbo riflessivo quindi prende essere nel passato.
Mi è piaciuto/a
Mi sono piaciuti/e
Non si usa mai "ha"
Mi sono reso conto è corretto
Rendersi conto
Ciao!
Grazie mille +Lucas M !! Ho guardato questo video perché imparo l'italiano per mi stesso ed alcune volte non so cosa devo studiare oppure per dove devo cominciare. Mai sai molto della grammatica italiana. Sei un professore d'italiano?
+Lucas M Volevo dire "ma", non "mai" Hahahahaha! Parlo il francese e sempre dico "mai" in italiano, perché in francese si scrive un puo' simile all'italiano e hanno lo stesso significato. A presto!
+Emiro Cardozo
*l'italiano da me stesso
* alcune volte si può dire "a volte"
* dici "ed" ma basta "e". Di solito solo si usano "ed" "ad" quando la prossima parola comincia con la stessa vocale
Per esempio... Lui è intelligente ed è ricco. Corretto
Lui è intelligente e è ricco. Scorretto
Questo elemento fonico si chiama "d eufonica"
*Ma
No, non ne sono uno. Sono troppo giovane!
¿Hablas español? A veces parece que estás traduciendo frases en español a italiano.
No sé tu nivel pero tú puedes empezar con; me lo, te lo, glielo, ce lo, ve lo, ecc.
Si chiamano "pronomi doppi"
Le escribo una letra. Se la escribo.
Le scrivo una lettera. Gliela scrivo.
Hey is it ok if i say vuole parlare con mia mamma, or is there a rule which makes Lui compulsory here
just in time :D
great lesson made things a lot clear
Awesome!! :)
Hi, im in the middle of reading an Italian article about the latest Juventus news and Im having trouble understanding the second half of this sentence. After ma è probabile che. Can anyone help me clear this up? Thanks
Solo accelerando i tempi di recupero, sarà possibile vedere in campo lo spagnolo contro i giallorossi, ma è probabile che, vista la successiva sosta di campionato, si aspetteranno altre due settimane
It means" because of the stop in the championship, they'll wait 2 more weeks
so jost to be sure, with PRONOMI INDIRETTI in the PASSATO PROSSIMO we don't need (NEVER EVER!) to change it so it will correspond with the gender or with plural etc like we do with PRONOMI INDIRETTI like when we say L'HO VISTA or LI HO VISTI
??
mhdrs hI! I'm pretty sure you don't need to do that. I'm in advanced Italian right now and I never learned that but if I see anything in my notes (finals) I'll edit this comment!
Handsome teacher🥰🥰
I just wanted to learn a few things for my vacation. And now I stuck here and want to learn the whole language. 😄😄
Exactly the same story here! I'm going to venice in 2 weeks, can't wait
Thanks. Is there a formal form with indirect object pronouns... i.e. if you asking for forgiveness from one person you don't know well would it be "ti chiedo" or "gli chiedo" i.e. third person as formal.
Ciao, yes you’d use “le” to be formal. Like “le chiedo”
Thanks @ I really appreciate you taking the time to answer. Would 'le' be just for female and 'gli' for male? Happy New Year to you.
@@AthelstanEngland no problem, happy new year to you too. Le would be both male and female when being formal. It's similar to how we call both men and women Lei when using the formal you
Not easy... but you are brilliant!
What does he say (what do you say) at the beginning??
I don't understand the difference between indirect object pronouns and direct?
Hi Tom I am learning Italian from Italian teacher trust me I do not understand them as much as I understand your lessons,
Your eyelashes are of the form of a beautiful wave. Always captures my attention for a moment
Grazie tanto!
Grazie!
thank you
Using "gli" meaning "a loro" is accepted, but the classic form is "loro". Example: "Io scrivo loro una lettera", "Ho dato loro ordine di farti mangiare".
Paul McPaul is loro used for writing?
brainman67 Yes it is :)
ok thanks really helps
If you speak Spanish just remember Te amo is Ti amo in Italian. Me gusta is Mi piace. So te becomes ti and me becomes mi.
grazie mille
Ciao, salve…I get very mixed up with this.
Thank you very much !
What is the difference between 'me' and 'mi', and 'te' and 'ti'..in what situations do we use them? Thanks
Ciao - great question. It comes down to how you're using them in a sentence. After a preposition you'll always say "me" and "te." But without a preposition you'll say "mi" and "ti." The rules do go a bit deeper than just that, but this should give you the general idea :)
Awesome... That would explain the situation of 'A me piace & Mi piace' - those are basically identical phrases...semantically. Correct? :)
Exactly! You can say either "a me piace" or "mi piace," both are the same
Perfect! Things get much much nicer when they are clear enough haha Thanks Tom
Grazie fra
Lovely ♥️
Thank you ☺️
OMG, riesco ad imparare l'inglese meglio seguendo le lezioni per l'italiano? I can learn English better by following the lessons for the Italian!! lol (Am I a reverse man??) :P
Ahahah
@ 1.38 penso la risposta sarei, 'si gli posso scrivere qualcosa'
thank you sooo much
What’s the difference between direct and indirect object pronouns?:/
Bene bene 🎉ottimo😊
Parlare con lei, "con lei" can't become the indirect object pronoun
-le- but needs the pronoun "ci":
-Ci parlo.
Whereas "parlare a lei" could become: -Ie parlo.
Voglio parlare con te in italiano per favore 😔. Perchè ho bisogno di imparare la lingua italiano e adesso sono in prima anno and studio la lingua italiana ma voglio parlare con italiano amico... Per favore ascoltarmi 😢
amazing
did he mispronounce piacere as piascere instead of piacere?
Not necessarily mispronounce, it's just his Italian accent.
Some people say egg...aigh others say ehg
Technically he did thought
Lucas M Yeah thanks
+brainman67
Mi puoi scrivere in italiano?
:)
Lucas M Si un po perchè sto imparando Italiano ( la gerundio per imparare è usato in un buono modo?) mi piace italiano rap come LowLow, uomini di mare e emis killa. la mia famiglia era abruzzo qual è perchè sto tentando napulitano linga. mi dispiace per il mio cattivo italiano
Hola ...
Gratzie amıco
You da man
The guy looks like young Al Pacino from the Godfather 👍🏻
☺☺☺
Please tom try to understand me.... ♥ 😔
Instead of you guys's it would just be your. You and your can be both singular and plural. Or you could even say "all of your" but drop the guys's
Reply me as soon as possible
Black pool
Grazie mille ❤