Tutorial on basic Italian conversation. Test and improve your knowledge of basic Italian conversation. Introduce yourself and greet people. Contact me and book a trial lesson, I’m organizing a group online course at afordable rates, if interested send me a message!
Video Rating: 4 / 5
I agree. I’ve been using Livemocha for a couple of weeks now; as an introduction to the language it’s a good tool, but it’s too basic and there are no grammar explanations at all. Also, in my native language(Spanish) I’ve seen multiple mistakes, so I can only assume the same happens in other languages. I like the fact I get to know native speakers and chat with them though.
I think every resource can be used well, but I also believe that nothing can replace a good teacher. Of course, the teacher should be skilled and patient.
I know livemocha very well, as a free resource is very nice, still there are many mistakes in the exercises, also you don’t interact much.
è il miglior video che ho trovato sulla rete che spiega bene la nostra lingua abbastanza complicata…
well sureyourscene, I have bought quite a few audio cds I find some hard too but it is getting slightly easier for me although it has taken me a while, at the moment I am doing a slightly harder one from bbc talk italian 2 which has helped me alot, I also reccomend the liguaphone ones, I got them free the paper they are suprisingley good so have a look on ebay.
I like italian because when you read something… you read it like its spanish… since i spanish is my first lang… its more easy for me… I founded english more hard than Italian.. Thanks god!!
Hola en babbel y en livemocha encuantras para estudias el italiano es muy bueno me gusta mucho livemocha porque hay he aprendido mucho ya que hay barios idomas y ademas gente conquien puedes practicar el idioma que estas aprendiendo, saludos Gabriela
I agree, sometimes you can mistake one language for the other and go wrong!
ciao means both hello and good bye
it really depends on what interests you in a lnaguage, I suggest you to read a little bit about the culture, watch some Italian movies etc. to understand if you like the culture and are inspired to learn more…
infatti non è affatto uguale e molti italiani non capisco lo spagnolo, però per un anglofono le due lingue suonano estremamente simili.
L’italiano a volte puo essere simile al spagnolo.. ma io che sono italiana quando leggo una frase in spagnolo non ci capisco niente! quindi non dite che sono uguali!
Per gli inglesi è ancora più difficile imparare l’inglese poichè è anche stata sotto il dominio di Roma per poco tempo e comunque solo nel sud, se ci fosse stata completamente e per tempi più lunghi avrebbe avuto più influenze latine e meno sassoni. Sarebbe diventata una lingua romanza un po’ strana…….Però sarebbe più difficile per noi impararla!!
Wow i picked it up quick.5 stars this was amazing.
i asian..
hola amigo
Este video me ha encantado, espero encontar uno en español-italiano…
çAlguien q me ayude PERFAVORE!!!
i’m learning from rosetta stone, but they don’t teach you everything. and i’m confused alot about it, because it doesn’t give you translations, and i’m confused about alot of things.
Molto grazie.
spanish and itailian is almost the same thing
Grazie per (the lesson) – sorry, I don’t know how you say it in Italian………
Italian Portuguese Español french romanian are Latin languages…
And English and German are half Latin languages too…. you can find very many vocabularys in these languages…
La conversazionne/conversación= Die Konversation/The Conversation…
all these “zionne/ción, – mus (like Kapitalismus/Capitalism) and verbs like conversate or something like these are from the latin (the romanian) language…. 60 procent of the english language are latin, in german 40^^
Hi! i love your video hehehehe i’m mexican and i speak spanish obviously and very little english, now i study italian is very nice this languaje!!! i will continue seeing your videos because it interests to me to learn several languages, saludos!!! take care!!! ciao!!! =)
oh my god ive spoken spanish all my life nd so many of these words sound lkeords in spanish like my name is…
(Io) mi chiamo
sound so much like yo mi llamo(the double l’s makes the y sound
my first language is english. ive tried learning spanish chinese and japanese and havnt been to satisfied with any of them. italian seems pretty cool, can anyone vouch for it?
can someone explain is chiao hello or bye (((or both
hi from russia