🤯🤯This was pretty intense!! As I always say, Italian grammar can be difficult for native Italians too!! So don't be too hard on yourself if you are learning Italian as a second language 😉😉 Now tell me: how are you doing with these? Are you doing better than some native Italian speakers?😄😄 👇👇

@Javaman92

4 ай бұрын

There is an English word, vivacious, that kept coming to mind as I watched this video. It means wonderfully lively and spirited. Your excitement for your subject is wonderful. For some reason it really touched my heart.

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

@@Javaman92 Grazie di cuore! 😊😊I do strive to make learning Italian more effective but especially more enjoyable, so I'm glad it shows through!!

My favorite Italian teacher🥰

In case someone is confused about why Un' is used only for feminine nouns, that is because Un' is shortened from Una and if the noun starts with a vowel, you have to put Un'. This is what I'm aware of. Correct me if I'm wrong. Your videos are very helpful! Thank you! Greetings from Romania

Very helpful Valentina. I saw in one of your videos using 'in' and 'a' and now I can't find it I would like to review it again because you gave greatness on how to remember which one to use. Thank you.

Best Italian teacher.explains everything well

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

Grazie, Daniel!

Molto peferito, grazie di cuore

Great lesson, thank you!

One of the most difficult grammar topics in Italian for a nonnative speaker, apart from the Congiuntivo, is the prepositions, they often don't coincide with your mother language. They say for a reason the Italian is a language of prepositions

@leonardojoseadamscastillo4781

22 күн бұрын

Could you explain more about that? Please 🙏

My Favorite teacher too.un’a amika

Thank you this was a tricky topic but very helpful especially when it comes to the apostrophe bit thank again.

I recently heard "ma però" and I was so onfused. Thanks for this video!

@ItalianTeacherValentina

2 ай бұрын

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Wow! Excellent Video Valentina! This is so helpful. Grazie Millie!🙏

@ItalianTeacherValentina

Ай бұрын

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Grazie molto. Buona giornata

very nice video.

Molto interessante! Grazie tante!

Wow! You are a born teacher. Grazie tanto

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

😊 Grazie, Betty!

I love your videos you are a very good teacher and you foing all thr best to learn us I am not rady to learn but I try. Grazie mille Vallentina ❤️

@ItalianTeacherValentina

Ай бұрын

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You are the best all time..❤️

I think, being fairly new to the language, that the only mistake I think I may have already made is not realizing that the accent mark on po' wasn't an accent mark, but rather an apostrophe. The same goes for un'amica. Now, thanks to you, I will know better. Grazie mille.

I started to see your videos n it's really helpful

Very interesting 😊

Excellent, and Grazzie mille, for your smile

Valentina, più studio l'italiano ... più noto che uso di più le mani nella comunicazione 😂 E sei una brava insegnante, grazie 😊😊

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

😄😄 Ottimo segno, Lubos!! Significa che stai imparando bene! 😅

I just saw something and it made me think that you could do a video on sayings. 😊 In bocca al lupo.

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

Working on that right these days! 😉

Sei sempre meravigliosa e pertinente nelle tue lezioni:)

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

Ahh! Grazie di cuore, Richard (ed ottimo italiano!)

Nice 👍

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18:22 Un’amica

Wow!!!

You are really Nice

Un po: is saying “ un poco” correct also?

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

Yes, that would be the complete form, but the shorter form is more common

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Bello video. Interessante non penso che madrelingua faccia questi errori. Una domanda, perché e non è ? È un pronome indiretto e bisogna usare con preposizioni? Grazie

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

"Si" è un pronome riflessivo, "sè" o "se stesso" significa "one self". Spiego come usare i pronomi riflessivi in questo video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p36brbNxXc6XY9Y.html

@Bryanhegstrom

4 ай бұрын

@@ItalianTeacherValentina grazie per la sua risposta. Capisco si è riflessive. Per esempio Si mangia buona pasta nell'Italia. Ma quando si usa sè invece si?

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

@@Bryanhegstrom In quell'esempio "si" non è riflessivo ma impersonale ("si" è uno dei pronomi più complessi 😉). Usiamo "sè" o "se stesso" quando in una frase abbiamo bisogno di dire "oneself" esplicitamente. Es: è importante credere in se stessi

Salve Valentina, pero eguale "however" in inglese?

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

Non esattamente. "Però" è un sinonimo di "ma". A volte può essere usato come "however".

Where are you from in Italy

ma qual è la differenza tra si e sé?

This is so helpful, grazie

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“dal Messico “… Why dal?… I have to look this up.

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

that's called an "articulated preposition", I have a dedicated video for those: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i2yTyZKjYNbAqaw.html

English people also mess up apostrophies and the subjunctive. People always say "if I was" and it just sounds wrong.

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

I agree, Jill! It sounds weird to me too!

turn off the auto correct before it gets you into trouble ! 😅

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

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Si means oneself, sè means oneself. One uses accent, the other does not. But the meaning is the same. Why? Confusing.

@ItalianTeacherValentina

4 ай бұрын

"si" is the reflexive pronoun version, to be used with reflexive verbs. Please watch this video of mine on the subject to learn more: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p36brbNxXc6XY9Y.html

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