I have struggled with verbs for some time. Your explanations make it all so much easier. I didn't know you do not pronounce the aitch. Your explanations are really clear. Thank you for all the time you spend, helping people.
I really like the large font you used in this video. Also, I have been contemplating learning Italian or Spanish, and honestly your channel made me choose Italian, it's just such a pleasure listening to you! Grazie Manu!
Hi you are super good teacher,I am from Thailand, very hard to study Italian language, but you are really help me to understand fast and clearly, thank you so much,🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Manu this is great because we can hear you demonstrating the correct pronunciation! (especially 'avevamo') Your videos are always very clear. Un bacio.
Ciao Bello! le tue lezioni sono davvero utili !! Bravissimo! Small punto! all your captions are in Upper Case - they would be easier to read if they were Lower Case. I find them hard to read. With Upper Case you just see a BLOCK of text. The eye actually scans the shape of the word - thats why Lower Case makes reading easier. Just imagine reading a book with all U/C words - molto difficile!!. Ma tutte le tue lezioni sono super !!!!! Grazie Mille!
Is it correct to say assistiglielo and aiutaglielo for “assist him” and “help him” respectively? What is the difference between these and aiutatelo or assistitelo? Or do they all mean the same? Thank you for any clarification!
@@italymadeeasy Ciao Manu! Il parte su il passato prossimo mi piace migliore perché studio italiano per quatro anni alla scuola serale ed il passato prossimo ancora molta difficile grammatica per capire. Trovo l'uso del verbo 'essere' particolamente difficile con il passato prossimo. Non ricordo tutto!
abbiamo, adesso capisco, not "abiamo"....grazie per la tua auita,....sto imparando italiano da tanto anni, it's such a beautiful language. abbracci da Charlotte, NC.
Ahhh I am so glad you are making videos still! I have been grinding to learn Italia lately and I’ve been struggling. Just watched the alphabet video ❤️ totally just subbed
In Spanish, there's Imperfect for setting the scene like "I used to eat eggs when I lived in Mexico" and Preterite for specific actions ended in the past like "I ate breakfast this morning" and also the Auxiliary Haber which is pretty similar to what you describe above. What is the most common way to say something you just did in Italian? Is it the Passato Prossimo?
Ciao sei un grande insegnante👌 Vivo in Francia, i miei genitori sono napoletani. In napoletano diciamo così (esempio) : Quant anni tiene? Teng 43 anni ..... Grazie per i tuoi video😉
Dude ! I wish there's a french version of your course the Essere and Avere are used the same way as in French. It makes sens to me. But I enjoy your content and for now to translate Ita-En-Fr.
Manu, I wonder often about the sounds of `o` and `e` in italian words. Open? or closed? For example, in `ho`, I thought it was closed. When I listen to you, I learn it is open like in `andrò`. In `questa`, `quella`, I thought the `e` was closed, but apparently it`s not. In `grazie`, I thought it was closed, but I`ve just learned it is not because of the combination of `i` and `e`. Is it worth it to make a video about this topic?
Question: If I purchase the monthly membership, and as I progress, will I have access to all the courses that you offer (Beginner Italian Level 1 Beginner Italian Level 2, Intermediate Italian Level 1, Intermediate Italian Level 2, Intermediate Italian Level 3, etc? Or is it just a monthly membership for Beginner Italian, excluding all other courses?
Thanks so much this really helps me figure out how to translate Italian documents. I see "Hanno" quite a bit when they are talking about something the witnesses did in reference to a certificate, etc. Grazie mille!
Hello, I'm a native Spanish speaker. Some times, when you pronounce the vowels "a" and "i" I hear an "e". This not happen always but in happened in more than one video. For example, in this video you said the word "olimpiadi". I listened several times and I always hear and "e" instead of an "a" (olimpiedi). Also it happened with the word "figli" I hear an "e" instead of an "i". I'm asking this because I found that is very interesting :) Thanks a lot for the videos! They are great!
Ciao Manu! Could you please do a video about the difference between "qui" and "qua" and "lì" and "là" ? I can not find a proper explanation anywhere. It would help me a lot! In my understanding you would use "vieni qua" as in "come here", but "sono qui" as in "i am here". Is that right? Thank you in advance!
"Qui" is synonymous with "qua". I can say both "vieni qui" or "vieni qua" and the meaning is completely the same! So "Qui/qua" means "here". The same happens for "lì" and "là"... they both mean "there". 😊
Avere (to have): io ho (I have), tu hai (you have), lei ha (she has), lui ha (he has), noi abbiamo (we have), voi avete (you guys have), loro hanno (they have) Grazie!
Spero che un giorno, avrai un altro video per noi! I am trying to use this lesson by saying, "i hope one day you will have another video for us!" Did I get it right?
Italy is in full lockdown but many people from Torpignattara are still going out their home everday..Someone still going to cook other house and someone going to sell fruits, and it can be dangerous for everyone. So I request the Italian police to go there(Torpignattara in Rome) and take action as soon as possible. If anyone can please call the police and report it.. I'm very helpless.please help me.😢
Unfortunately there are areas or small villages where people don't follow the rules. It must be people who live in those places to report these incorrect behaviours ... 😔
"a" is a preposition, "ha" is the third person singular of the Italian verb "Avere" (=to have)! Here you ca find a video about the verb "avere" ua-cam.com/video/xqBwUxIr_CE/v-deo.html 😘
Pronouncing it "Heich" is commonly heard outside of North America (and I believe to a lesser extent also in Canada.) My grandmother always had HP (heich pee) sauce with her eggs and sausage. She was born in Scotland. In Canada, that's how I request it and I don't think anyone there bats an eyelash when hearing it.
Must be very specific areas of Canada then because I'm Canadian and the way he pronounces H super stands out to me haha 😊 It sound cute. I'd never heard it pronounced like that before.
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You are a very nice guy.
You have really really helped me learn some italian.
Grazie mille e Dio benedica l'Italia.
Grazie mille, Nilesh! Thank you so much for your message to Italy and your Support
For all those complaining about how he pronounces H how about you thank him first for providing all this knowledge to us for free.
I have struggled with verbs for some time. Your explanations make it all so much easier. I didn't know you do not pronounce the aitch. Your explanations are really clear. Thank you for all the time you spend, helping people.
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Grazie mille Manu! Wonderful content. God bless you and God bless beautiful Italy.
Oh, Amparo. What a kind message! We'll recover! 💗 Hai mai visitato l'Italia? Grazie mille!
This is a wonderful way to introduce us to learn ‘avere-grazie mille!
Prego! Grazie a te per il feedback🥰
I really like the large font you used in this video. Also, I have been contemplating learning Italian or Spanish, and honestly your channel made me choose Italian, it's just such a pleasure listening to you! Grazie Manu!
❤️ Thank you!!!
Thank you for great classes.
Thank you for watching our videos! I am glad it was helpful :)
You are a very talented teacher! Thank you so much.
Thank you for your feedback, we really appreciate it😍
Great video! Thanks.
Super helpful! Love Manu- my Italian teacher shows us your video in class!
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Hearing the fundamentals is always helpful and refreshing! TY
Ciao Dom, thank you for your comment! Have you ever been to Italy? 😊
thank you so much for your videos! im learning italian in college and you are really helping me out!
Fantastico Shannon! We are excited and glad to help you with your college! 😍
you are such a good teacher.
thanks for your lessons
Hi you are super good teacher,I am from Thailand, very hard to study Italian language, but you are really help me to understand fast and clearly, thank you so much,🙏🙏🙏
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La tua pronucia di "H" in inglese è carissimo!
Grazie a te, GräfinVonHohenembs! ❤️ Intendevi dire "carinissima"? 😍
@@italymadeeasy Ahah! Sì! Mi dispiace per l'errore di battitura. Ieri sera ero molto stanca. >_< Grazie per la correzione!
Grazie mille a te, GräfinVonHohenembs! Continua a seguirci! 😍
@@italymadeeasy Sempre! :D
Ci fa molto piacere sentirtelo dire, GräfinVonHohenembs! Grazie! 😊
Love the Yes Theory hat 💛 those guys are the greatest
Thank you so much for the wonderful content you provide. Grazie mille il mio amico
Thank you so much Jesse Macaluso, è un piacere! Un abbraccione 😊 So happy that the video taught you something that you didn't know
Thank you very much, grazie mille tu sie molto utile
I like the way you explain things!
grazie mille!
Thanks Manu this is great because we can hear you demonstrating the correct pronunciation! (especially 'avevamo') Your videos are always very clear. Un bacio.
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Buongiorno Manu. I like your channel and subscribed. Your lesson is so good. Clear explanations and hopefully i will learn lots from you. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thank you! 😃We truly appreciate your feedback ❤
Grazie, Manu - sei un grande insegnante
🤗 e tu sei un ottimo studente, James! 🤩
Grazie Manu, sempre buono.
Grazie mille! I have been struggling with the flow of saying 'io ho' but your video has been really helpful
🙏 we are very glad this video was helpful for you!
Belli sti video,sono italiano e li guardo per imparare l’inglese.🤣🤣🔝
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Thanks to your videos. Im starting to learn italian language. I just finish the alphabet and numbers. 😁👍
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Great! Thanks very much for sharing 🌞
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Ciao Bello! le tue lezioni sono davvero utili !! Bravissimo! Small punto! all your captions are in Upper Case - they would be easier to read if they were Lower Case. I find them hard to read. With Upper Case you just see a BLOCK of text. The eye actually scans the shape of the word - thats why Lower Case makes reading easier. Just imagine reading a book with all U/C words - molto difficile!!. Ma tutte le tue lezioni sono super !!!!! Grazie Mille!
Grazie
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GRAZIE, professore signore!!!! 👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 aww ❤❤❤
Grazie Manu. Yo ho avuto une marvigliosa lezziona.
Hai avuto una meravigliosa lezione? 😍 Siamo molto felici!
Is it correct to say assistiglielo and aiutaglielo for “assist him” and “help him” respectively? What is the difference between these and aiutatelo or assistitelo? Or do they all mean the same? Thank you for any clarification!
Una lezione meraviglioso! Grazie.
Ciao, thedrumdoctor! Grazie mille per il supporto! 😘 Quale parte del video hai preferito? 😙
@@italymadeeasy Ciao Manu! Il parte su il passato prossimo mi piace migliore perché studio italiano per quatro anni alla scuola serale ed il passato prossimo ancora molta difficile grammatica per capire. Trovo l'uso del verbo 'essere' particolamente difficile con il passato prossimo. Non ricordo tutto!
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Great lessons! Thanks, Manu!
😘Grazie e te!
6:17 super helpful.
Thanks Susan! 🤗
Thanks, Manu 🤗💕
Thank you so much Melissa Riley, è un piacere! Un abbraccione 😊 A presto!
Thank you 🙏
abbiamo, adesso capisco, not "abiamo"....grazie per la tua auita,....sto imparando italiano da tanto anni, it's such a beautiful language. abbracci da Charlotte, NC.
😘un abbraccio!
Ahhh I am so glad you are making videos still! I have been grinding to learn Italia lately and I’ve been struggling.
Just watched the alphabet video ❤️ totally just subbed
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Lezione bravo
Grazie mille, Okoeko. Continua a seguirci! Quale parte del video hai preferito? 😊
Ottimo! Grazie mille ancora.💖
Grazie mille!🙋
Grazie a te, Rosa. Cosa ti è piaciuto di più di questo video? 😉
Grazie a te, Joee! Che bello leggere le tue parole! Sai che apprezziamo tantissimo il tuo supporto? 😊
Gracias, espero algun dia poder tener tu exelente pronunciacion!
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In Spanish, there's Imperfect for setting the scene like "I used to eat eggs when I lived in Mexico" and Preterite for specific actions ended in the past like "I ate breakfast this morning" and also the Auxiliary Haber which is pretty similar to what you describe above.
What is the most common way to say something you just did in Italian? Is it the Passato Prossimo?
Yes, Alex, we use the Passato Prossimo for an event that started and finished in the past!😉 So, about your sentence: "HO FATTO colazione stamattina"😊
@@italymadeeasy grazie mille
Grazie a te!😊
thank you
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Bravo! Ho ripetuto la grammatica in due lingue!
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bellissimo! can you also make a video about words that end with “isco/si”?😊
So thorough, thank you!
Do you have courses in pronunciation of Italiano language?
Ciao
sei un grande insegnante👌
Vivo in Francia,
i miei genitori sono napoletani.
In napoletano diciamo così (esempio) :
Quant anni tiene?
Teng 43 anni .....
Grazie per i tuoi video😉
Ciao Scugniz, anche il tuo nickname ha a che fare con il dialetto napoletano, eh? 😉
Genial!
Salve Mano..il mio insegnante di italiano preferito
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Dude ! I wish there's a french version of your course the Essere and Avere are used the same way as in French. It makes sens to me. But I enjoy your content and for now to translate Ita-En-Fr.
Manu, I wonder often about the sounds of `o` and `e` in italian words. Open? or closed? For example, in `ho`, I thought it was closed. When I listen to you, I learn it is open like in `andrò`. In `questa`, `quella`, I thought the `e` was closed, but apparently it`s not. In `grazie`, I thought it was closed, but I`ve just learned it is not because of the combination of `i` and `e`. Is it worth it to make a video about this topic?
Question: If I purchase the monthly membership, and as I progress, will I have access to all the courses that you offer (Beginner Italian Level 1
Beginner Italian Level 2, Intermediate Italian Level 1, Intermediate Italian Level 2, Intermediate Italian Level 3, etc? Or is it just a monthly membership for Beginner Italian, excluding all other courses?
Mais um ótimo vídeo!
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Aww poor Manu, a bunch of people in here criticizing on how you say "H" 🥺 I think it sounds cute, personally.
You saved me for my exam.
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😍 Really?? We are so happy about it!
Graziemille brqvissimoM
Thanks so much this really helps me figure out how to translate Italian documents. I see "Hanno" quite a bit when they are talking about something the witnesses did in reference to a certificate, etc. Grazie mille!
Ciao Manu! Grazie per tutti! Come possiamo sbarazzarci del ragazzo nella pubblicità che vende "cose di tasca sua?"
Hello, I'm a native Spanish speaker. Some times, when you pronounce the vowels "a" and "i" I hear an "e". This not happen always but in happened in more than one video. For example, in this video you said the word "olimpiadi". I listened several times and I always hear and "e" instead of an "a" (olimpiedi). Also it happened with the word "figli" I hear an "e" instead of an "i". I'm asking this because I found that is very interesting :)
Thanks a lot for the videos! They are great!
Non lo sai ma hai amici in Ireland, grazie per il tuo lavoro.
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Manu, what region of Italy you are from? Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 mi piace molto il tuo canale !
I come from a place near Rome (Lazio)... Nettuno 😉
You are amazing. è meraviglioso! Ho imparato molto. Grazie! Perchè Lei non è il mio professore? :)
Perché no?😊 Continua a seguirci 😘 Puoi anche dare un'occhiata qui: academy.italymadeeasy.com/
@@italymadeeasy Grazie!
A te! 😘
Ciao Manu!
Could you please do a video about the difference between "qui" and "qua" and "lì" and "là" ?
I can not find a proper explanation anywhere. It would help me a lot!
In my understanding you would use "vieni qua" as in "come here", but "sono qui" as in "i am here". Is that right?
Thank you in advance!
"Qui" is synonymous with "qua". I can say both "vieni qui" or "vieni qua" and the meaning is completely the same! So "Qui/qua" means "here". The same happens for "lì" and "là"... they both mean "there". 😊
@@italymadeeasy grazie mille! :)
😊 di nulla!
a very cute and nice guy!
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Avere (to have): io ho (I have), tu hai (you have), lei ha (she has), lui ha (he has), noi abbiamo (we have), voi avete (you guys have), loro hanno (they have) Grazie!
I see you’re wearing a Yes Theory hat!!! That’s awesome!!!
Bravissima, Isabella! It's true 😊
Spero che un giorno, avrai un altro video per noi!
I am trying to use this lesson by saying, "i hope one day you will have another video for us!" Did I get it right?
Your translation is correct. 😊
Anche spero così
thank you to make it little easir
Glad it helped!
Good
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Kinda tricky...coz every word changes....i dont even hear the word AVERE in the sentence..but i will study it...
GRAZIE
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Also what is the difference between aiutarglielo and aiutaglielo?
Io sono sto in Thailand ma mai in Italia, io sarò in America l’anno prossimo. Is it correct dear teacher? Gracie tante per una buona lezione
Bene
What is the best Italian Verb book?
strange how in frisian (a language in the netherlands) "ha" also means have despite being a germanic language
Ciao manu come sta? Bene? spero!
So is the " pluperfect tense " a mixture of both the imperfect and the perfect??.
Io avevo avuto
Tu avevi avuto
Etc
The auxiliary verb in the Imperfetto followed by the Past Participle of the verb! 😊
Italy is in full lockdown but many people from Torpignattara are still going out their home everday..Someone still going to cook other house and someone going to sell fruits, and it can be dangerous for everyone. So I request the Italian police to go there(Torpignattara in Rome) and take action as soon as possible. If anyone can please call the police and report it.. I'm very helpless.please help me.😢
Unfortunately there are areas or small villages where people don't follow the rules. It must be people who live in those places to report these incorrect behaviours ... 😔
The way of stating the age and hunger, etc. is the same in Spanish.
Really, Jackie? So interesting how spanish and italian are similar! isn't it? 😉
What is the difference of (ha) and (a)
"a" is a preposition, "ha" is the third person singular of the Italian verb "Avere" (=to have)! Here you ca find a video about the verb "avere" ua-cam.com/video/xqBwUxIr_CE/v-deo.html 😘
Thank you
1.01 That Face :))
Why is the haytch gone?
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"H" is Eich not Heich :) (intrusive H)
@Lop Onda, I literally could not finish this video because of that. The way he pronounces H in English is so distracting 😂
Love you Manu! 😁
Pronouncing it "Heich" is commonly heard outside of North America (and I believe to a lesser extent also in Canada.) My grandmother always had HP (heich pee) sauce with her eggs and sausage. She was born in Scotland. In Canada, that's how I request it and I don't think anyone there bats an eyelash when hearing it.
Must be very specific areas of Canada then because I'm Canadian and the way he pronounces H super stands out to me haha 😊 It sound cute. I'd never heard it pronounced like that before.
How to say in italian ( do you have overtime tomorrow? )
Ciao! You can say "fai gli straordinari domani?" ☺️
@@italymadeeasy grazie mille😇
Es tambie con verbo tener en espanil.tengo hambre
Es como haber en espanol
Mia famiglia in Umbria dice 'c'ho fame.' E' questa una forma dialettale?
Ciao! Yes, it's a regional form. Great question! 🤗
Ho sonno ma sono stanca. Ahhhh!!
Io ho ventitre anni ... Is it right ?
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Capito
Che bello, Okoeko! Siamo felici che tutto sia stato chiaro 😊
La coniugazione del verbo e difficile per me.
passato prossimo and the imperfetto are confusing me
un giorno avremo la fine del parto ☺
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You can do it!
Ciao Manu baccione per tè.....como stai ??
Ciao Mano your microphone is not
very good , i dont know if know but it is making a noise when you talk.
Not heyache for H. It’s simply ache. You don’t pronounce the “h” sound. You say the letter A and add CH to it
it's not "haitch", it's "aitch" (H) in English. 😁
It's 'aitch' not 'haitch'.