Perhaps you might explain that Italian has a formal and informal way of saying things. Walking up to a complete stranger especially if there is a big age difference, it would be very impolite to use come ti chiami, instead the more polite version would be used. At least explaining this, even if your audience is assumed to be of equal age and young would be something any credible Italian teaching program would mention
Loved the video! Thank you for making learning Italian a whole lot more fun. Can’t wait for the next video.
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Ciao buongiorno 🌹 mastra Giada . Sono vivo e 5 mesi in treste e itlay. Mi Imperare con ti.. grazie mile.. ❤
Great video,thanks😃
Glad you liked it! 😊
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Prego 😊
Perhaps you might explain that Italian has a formal and informal way of saying things. Walking up to a complete stranger especially if there is a big age difference, it would be very impolite to use come ti chiami, instead the more polite version would be used. At least explaining this, even if your audience is assumed to be of equal age and young would be something any credible Italian teaching program would mention
for the first time: Piacere die conoscerLa.
forgotten: come si chiama
Di dov'è?
Come sta, Come stanno, forgotten.
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Scusi why don`t you use it?
"Scusi" is formal Italian so we only use it in formal contexts 😊