the third lesson of my italian course. THIS IS MY NEW BOOK, “EGem”: www.lulu.com/content/libro-a-copertina-morbida/egem/6917921 Starting from the famous formula about mass and energy and thinking about the universal geometry, the suggestions of Einstein and the principles of the thermodynamics are put together getting, at the end, a theory of everything, simple and elegant, whose final formula, without arithmetical signs, is EGem. THESE ARE MY T-SHIRTS: www.zazzle.com/thecheerio
questions with the verb to be. THIS IS MY NEW BOOK, “EGem”: www.lulu.com/content/libro-a-copertina-morbida/egem/6917921 Starting from the famous formula about mass and energy and thinking about the universal geometry, the suggestions of Einstein and the principles of the thermodynamics are put together getting, at the end, a theory of everything, simple and elegant, whose final formula, without arithmetical signs, is EGem. THESE ARE MY T-SHIRTS: www.zazzle.com/thecheerio
I’m sorry if lately I haven’t been able to upload new Italian lessons, but I’ve been busy with my school . Anyways, thanks everybody for all your comments and your questions! I’ll try to answer as soon as I can. In this fifteenth lesson we are going to study a basic and useful expression in Italian, that is “What day is today?” “Che giorno è oggi?°. It’s very easy, and I hope you’ll understand everything I’ve explained in this lesson. If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype! Enjoy watching !
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Easy lesson/guide to some pronunciation rules in Italian such as: ci VS chi, gi VS ghi, sci VS schi, gn, gli… We pronounce most of the words as we write them, but some combination of letters follow precise pronunciation rules and I hope this video can help you. Please forgive my English! GRAZIE Facile lezione/guida su alcune regole di pronuncia in Italiano come: ci VS chi, gi VS ghi, sci VS schi, gn, gli… Noi pronunciamo la maggior parte delle parole come le scriviamo, ma alcune combinazioni di lettere seguono precise regole di pronuncia e spero che questo video possa aiutarvi. Per favore perdonate il mio inglese! GRAZIE!
In this fourth lesson you will learn personal subject pronouns and the simple present tense of the verb “to be” (in Italian “essere”). Try to memorize the conjugation of this verb. It’s really important to know it, plus this verb is used quite a bit in Italian language. If you have any question you can mail me or contact me on Skype =). Enjoy!
In this lesson you are going to learn how to ask and tell the time in Italian…you may think it’s hard but it’s not! Just watch it again and again until you memorize it . Oh be careful at “è” and “e”, they have the same sound but the first one is the third singular person of the verb “essere”, the second one is the conjuction “and”. A special thanks to Ella, alias Erla (no other information avaiable xD) who helped me in that phone conversation (she’s got a very MAMMAMIA! Italian accent even if she’s not italian ) If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype! Enjoy watching !
In this third lesson we will take a look at the Italian basic words and expressions. If you want to start speaking Italian, first you have to know these important words. If you have any questions just mail me or contact me on Skype. Enjoy it =D!
Now that you know how to conjugate the verbs of the first conjugation or verbs in “-are”, you are ready to study the verbs of the second conjugation, verbs in “-ere”. Most of them are irregulars, so be careful when you listen to the conjugation =). I also talked about the conjugation of “to can, must, want”, but i haven’t explained how to use these verbs. We will see it in future lessons =). If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype. Enjoy watching =D!
Like other italian words gender is important. You’d tell a female “stai zitta”. You’d tell more than one person “state Zitti” My grandmother grew up in a house with a mother from Abruzzo and a father from Napoli – their family insisted on speaking english in the house. However she did pick up many words, one of which was her dialect saying “shut up”. She’d say “state zitt” (english phonetically would be stut-uh zeet). — Thanks for watching — Remember, mean comments will not be approved, so don’t waste your time. On second thought, I do find them kind of funny in a sad and pathetic way, so go ahead if you feel like it, thing is I’ll just click delete and block you afterward. The choice is yours. Ciao : D — Music by Incompetech
After verbs in -are and -ere here we go with verbs in -ire. They almost have the same endings with the ones in -ere even if you will see that most of verbs of the third conjugation add an -isc- suffix… it’s easy though =P. In the next lessons we will focus more on Italian sentences and expressions . If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype (even if from 03-30-2009 to 04-05-2009 i’ll go off to Greece I’ll try to answer your questions as fast as i can). Enjoy watching =D!
. Anyways, thanks everybody for all your comments and your questions! I’ll try to answer as soon as I can. In this fifteenth lesson we are going to study a basic and useful expression in Italian, that is “What day is today?” “Che giorno è oggi?°. It’s very easy, and I hope you’ll understand everything I’ve explained in this lesson. If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype! Enjoy watching 
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. Oh be careful at “è” and “e”, they have the same sound but the first one is the third singular person of the verb “essere”, the second one is the conjuction “and”. A special thanks to Ella, alias Erla (no other information avaiable xD) who helped me in that phone conversation (she’s got a very MAMMAMIA! Italian accent even if she’s not italian 
) If you have any questions you can send me a message or contact me on skype! Enjoy watching 
