100 Most Common Italian Words in Context - List of Italian Words and Phrases

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[@sepuste]

I don't know where you found this guy, but as an Italian I would like to congratulate for the perfect pronounciation and intonation. And the English prononciation also sounds awesome to me.

[@alonsofisher8910]

InstaBlaster.

[@OscarLopez-pw2cm]

Mr Steve marmellata is marmelade and not jam, wrote in the first sentence!

[@sepuste]

@@OscarLopez-pw2cm Il vocabolario non è d'accordo con questa affermazione: context.reverso.net/traduzione/inglese-italiano/jam

[@brianzamparelli9166]

Your comment has helped me decide which KZbin video to watch, Thanks.

[@ericrenner4411]

I think its machine generated

[@barewr828]

Italian native speaker here. Allora can be used in other ways than the one expressed in the video, which I'd say to be pretty formal. Allora can be used in "Allora cosa facciamo?" meaning "So what do we do?", or like when someone is talking to you and doesn't finish you say quite angrily "Allora?!" meaning "So, go on!". It can be used for decisions: "Allora andiamo" -> "Let's go then". Make sure not to confuse it with all'ora, which means per hour -> 50km all'ora NOT 50km allora

[@johnmcneill4538]

This is a taster only and is not meant to be exhaustive, walk before you can run.

[@monetbreyfogle7869]

😊😊😊😊😊qQq

[@user-wr8rz9xg4v]

Thank you for this explanation. I appreciate it.

[@michaelsmart2322]

The phrase at 4:34 had me laughing...I was so focused on what was said in Italian that when he said it in English, it completely caught me off guard lol

[@matildawolfram4687]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[@saviourpisani8028]

Very good and useful presentation. Thanks!

[@isaactsegula2526]

This is fantastic for ease of learning Italian language. I have enjoyed it

[@chabdulwahab1332]

Its a best collection to learn and understand Italian language

[@MrSupernova111]

This is awesome!!! I wish this video existed sooner!! Super helpful to supplement other resources to learn Italian!

[@sofyzhang2971]

I lucky to be a italy person :D

[@settembrinifilms5659]

This is amazing... thank you for this video!

[@aishah00807]

Thanks a lot,hope you continue to upload more videos 👍🏻🌹

[@etoatoummhmm6391]

I'm going to learn all of these. Wish me luck.

[@jamesoc863]

Edward Cruz don’t care

[@anniezzi7513]

How did you go.? I am going to try and do the same. 🙋‍♀️

[@frederiekvanbeckum2268]

Annie Zzi Just click on the image beside the name. Anyone who has such an image has a channel, whether they publish videos or not.

[@s3rg1o.3x3]

Edward Cruz howd it go so far?

[@chaos3924]

Edward Cruz don’t go in Italy (Italy sucks by an Italian)

[@dianamoraa3774]

Mi piace un lezione, buenissimo

[@asmanadeem2781]

Your understanding method is incredible really sir great 👍

[@jesusayala8932]

love this

[@huruytekletsionasgedom2206]

Molto bene grazie

[@raytorres9641]

Buongiorno Lingo Masters! This video is regular listening for me on my commute to work, the timing is perfect. I would request additional videos with questions, statements and a typical response to them, examples: "I'm making a pot of coffee, would you like some?" " Yes, I'd really like that thank you". "I didn't think the drive to the beach would be so far!", "neither did I, glad we left early". Submitted for consideration. Your current videos are great, thanks for putting out awesome work!

[@rivertodd3051]

Awesome please do another story 3oo pages would be wonderful. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS Is a great book. Please do it using this format. ❤️🇦🇺🇮🇹

[@anunnaki9493]

Mi congratulo con te! Hai fatto un ottimo lavoro!

[@conversation_exchange]

Great Video!

[@sunme4651]

Thank you 💗

[@yardenabarzilay9086]

Mi piace molto il tuo lesson, Grazie

[@michaelarose9063]

two days in and im feeling inspired, thankful, and optimistic. grazie!

[@bakaryfofana7570]

You look beautiful Michaela

[@josephj.155]

@@bakaryfofana7570 thx

[@guilleacq]

@@bakaryfofana7570 Dude, leave her alone wtf

[@bakaryfofana7570]

@@guilleacq 🤔🤔

[@lolychungus5517]

guilleacq bruh not all compliments made by the opposite gender are catcalling, get your misogyny outta here

[@cleoneblake1987]

La pronuncia mi piace molto ! Grazie !

[@user-hp8hb6we6m]

Grazie mille molto gentile!Mi piace studiare italiana lingua!🍓🍒🥗💐🍎🧡🙋🏼‍♀️

[@howardkoor9365]

Thank you

[@susannavisser7939]

BEAUTIFUL VOICE

[@mambagaming8461]

Questo è il migliore ho visto

[@rafaelcolin1121]

Accidenti! Che cosa più bella. Delle frasi per imparare inglese. Il rovescio è meglio per me. Sin querer encontré más frases en inglés para mí. ¡Felicitaciones!

[@OnlyAvianna]

Grazie

[@terrireale5319]

is fantastic

[@christophermusall2921]

thanks for teaching me itailan

[@anunnaki9493]

Bonjour ! Je suis a nouvelle abonné ! Grazie mille per i toui videos... 👋👍👌

[@ritastarvaggi5442]

Damming less canzoni Italians

[@yardenabarzilay9086]

Ho imparo l'italiano più facile con it tuo video. tanto grazie per fare il lessione.

[@luisamartinez591]

Good sentences! May be repeated three times, more slowly.

[@ousmanbah4864]

Questa sono molto importanti grazie mille per portare costa cose di qui 👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏿👍🏿🫡🫡

[@yardenabarzilay9086]

mi piace molto ascolrare e imparare l'italiano con te. Io sono inpegnennte Teacher, cosi, quando qualcuno fa sbliete io sento to correct the sbaglia. Cosi cosi in inglese is so, so. Non bisogno and

[@mohammadjan2490]

I like it

[@amjadgujjar7457]

Molto bene

[@varinderkaur2082]

Good

[@ayseatalik1333]

The dubbing is not as good as at the beginning of some of the sentences especially in Italian! You need to look at the subtitles; listening won't be enough for the beginners like me! Thanks for your kindly support!

[@cookingrelaxnature5030]

Good video 👍

[@bakaryfofana7570]

You look great

[@cookingrelaxnature5030]

@@bakaryfofana7570 who me?

[@bakaryfofana7570]

@@cookingrelaxnature5030 yes as always

[@bakaryfofana7570]

@@cookingrelaxnature5030 we're are you from

[@bakaryfofana7570]

@@cookingrelaxnature5030 im from Gambia?

[@ahmedomer3833]

Great

[@cranejayromano]

I love my gatto, mr. robotto 😻😸

[@TommyMaverick]

This sample is more useful than my whole Italian 101 textbook lol

[@grahambauer3065]

Exaggerated much?

[@TommyMaverick]

Graham Bauer nah you should see this shitty book called Avanti by McGraw Hill

[@MrSupernova111]

@@TommyMaverick lol

[@richardrichard5409]

The squirrel bit was very useful, as soon as I landed at Marco Polo, passport control wanted to know if I was smuggling some in my pants❤

[@thakurswaroopjopat8427]

Lei ha molto bella pronuncia di italiano e englaise ,vero

[@MarkyNomad]

What a cliffhanger at the end!

[@mohag6538]

Mi piace italia la mio coure ❤️ Miss u Catania 😢

[@melissacitlalygarciacarril7456]

"Il mio cuore"

[@tanerbalci4262]

We want to more pls

[@learnitalian2368]

*please uploaded more videos...why you stopped uploading??😥😥😥😥*

[@PersonalAccount7]

11:46 forky 😂😂😂

[@wajidalibangash9438]

Grazie per il vedio ho imparato un po parole

[@DarleenAdion]

I'm new friend here and I will support you forever. See you in my room. Stay safe always

[@pabloescobar6329]

Good video! Only thing that bothers me is that maybe you can inform the viewers that in the verb forms the subject is in different persons e.g. 2nd person singular and so on.. Starters who are not familiar with Roman languages won't make the link that "Sei" is 2nd pers. singular from the verb "essere". For me personally it is not a problem, but that is because I can speak French fluently aswell and recognize a lot of verb and verbs forms.

[@IriAntler]

As a beginner, who still has no clue, I'd say, that I'd gladly learn about it in some other video on grammar, because I'm here for the vocabulary and, personally, I love, that there're no explanations. 🤓

[@Tudawg]

I actually like style this better since is very simple and easy to learn and to conjugate.

[@henriprenga1730]

Adesso sono un italiano vero che vuol dire sono diventanto italiano da questo video Siikeeee vivo in Italia

[@anunnaki9493]

Cia a tutti! Sono messicano e sto imparando a parlare l'italiana da solo per otto messi, l'italiano è una bellissima lingua che e facile è divertente da imparare. Sono un principiante nella lingua italiana ma vorrei parlare l'italiano come un madrelingua tra quattro anni. Á dopo e buona giornata a tutti è Saluti dal Messico!

[@myname2385]

Sono del Messico?

[@milliel81]

英語とイタリア語を一緒に覚えられそう。

[@mecant1915]

Im with my mom but she doesnt talk italiani and im using her for pratice , poor ma. update : she hanged up

[@Javaman92]

Essere o non essere, questo non è il problema, è la domanda!

[@jashimahhad2907]

♥️

[@yardenabarzilay9086]

Buon lavori. BTW Madre in inglese is mom

[@aj_elle7102]

Ciao, can I ask what are italian words that shows respect? hope I can get a response from here. Graziee

[@PhirleY]

No sorry. And Thank you. Grazioso

[@terrireale5319]

L'Italiano è letto in modo giusto mentre L'inglese è letto molto veloce.comunque mi è molto interessante.Grazie

[@ersofi19]

Io voglio apprendere l'italiano

[@SeniorEspo]

Next time put the numbers in italian too :)

[@RobLewis3]

Wait, so is "dress" abito or vestito? Why does this language have so many cases of using two/three different words for the exact same word?

[@chdglode]

Great video! "Io sono nata a Milano" (7'55"), I'd like to suggest you change it to "nato", with remarks to a female person in braces.

[@user-pt3yy1nf7i]

I’m trying to learn Italian n I’m a beginner so this is what I start doing 😫

[@honeytherat2017]

I recommend "Italy made easy"

[@manliopertout6844]

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[@mdnorul7715]

Buona

[@anunnaki9493]

Min. 21:17; "il buono, il brutto è il cattivo" È questo corretto?

[@carnuroalnanda5241]

I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to learn italian try Jadonite Talk Italian Buddy (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my partner got great success with it.

[@lolychungus5517]

Carnuro Alnanda thanks dude

[@landofw56]

e il cattivo

[@ericakennard8976]

😃

[@sofyzhang2971]

I already know how to speak ita becouse im a italy person 👁️👄👁️

[@athena1957]

Stesso

[@tabularasa9576]

Ma lei hai il nome chinese?!

[@hisfavleo]

he sounds like the guy on Italian Rosetta Stone

[@addiehealy]

14:26

[@landofw56]

Cosa pensi? Not Cosa ne pensi?

[@basil3162]

The fall or just the overall history of the Byzantium empire

[@Senshnt]

0:28

[@marlenapallido3575]

Is the pronunciation of "Non" really correct? I've thought it's an [o] sound, not [u].

[@arnoldbirkenhager1290]

Yes, you're right and yes, it's really correct! They call the sounds 'o aperta' (ò) and 'o chiusa' (ó) as if there are only two distinguishable sounds for o. (Same goes for 'e' by the way.) But in fact, if you listen carefully, there's a subtle gradient of in-betweens. 'Non' is one of those words where the o almost becomes like the English oo in noon. Same goes for 'molto' a little further along in this video. Example of the subtle gradient of different o sounds: "molte parole suonano così strane." Technically there are only two different 'o' sounds here (in 'standard' Italian), but if you let a real Italian say this sentence casually, you will hear the slight differences between them. I'd say there are four different 'o' sounds in this sentence. 'Mólte' almost sounds like 'multe'. 'Paròle' shares the first 'o' sound of 'suònano', but the second 'o' is very short and closed ( ó). 'Cósì' has again the closed 'ó' but it is longer, yet it doesn't sound quite the same as the closed 'ó' in 'mólte'. Hope this helps! Please keep in mind that I'm not Italian myself and that there are variations in pronunciation between the many regions in Italy.

[@damariszorzatto5355]

Would “una amica mia” instead of “una Mia amica” be correct?

[@ElisabettaMaccani]

Yes, it is correct!

[@skystar7595]

Why there are two of THE : il and la?

[@landofw56]

it depends on gender and number

[@dominionemmanuel1987]

I like to learn Italian language and I love it I pray to God Almighty to give me the wisdom and understanding in Jesus might name Amen , I really enjoy it thanks a lot

[@landofw56]

Sia... sia

[@colinmccarthy7921]

I have studied Italian for three years.I do not understand it.I am non the wiser . How would you say in Italian(I do not understand it). How would you say in Italian(I am non the wiser ). Thank-You.

[@landofw56]

Non capisco, non comprendo, non intendo; ?

[@tabularasa9576]

Sono idioto

[@landofw56]

l'auto non la macchina

[@MarkBattle909]

I just can’t roll my tongue and am having trouble with the pronouns and speed any tips?

[@josephj.155]

Repetitive practice when rolling your tongue. If youre sitting on the couch, doing work, playing sports, just constantly keep practising it and you will get it.

[@MarkBattle909]

Joseph J. Thank you I will try that I just have to get the right technique then go from that lol only thing is just got my wisdom teeth pulled yesterday so I have to wait a little

[@philipkuttner7945]

Set the speed to 0.5.

[@michaelsmart2322]

​@@philipkuttner7945 LPT

[@anunnaki9493]

"Hai già FATTO per colazione?..."

[@landofw56]

??????????????????????????????

[@abramarlettemoreno7130]

Fun fact: Italian is like kinda of Spanish

[@zoeypot3832]

Considering they're both a form of Latin, I'd hope so.

[@sepuste]

Wrong: Spanish is like kinda Italian :)

[@Nothingimportant1]

The last sentence, c'e uni scraggion il mio bed.

[@jmo8a_veda]

Halo

[@lornabaun7262]

Del = some. Is that correct? Isn't alcuni?

[@Daniel-it6ls]

Alcuni is used when talking about more than one items I think. A better translation for alcuni would be a few. You can't say a few breads, so you say del pane, or some bread

[@Buorsi]

Yes you can use di to mean some; “potrei prendere del pane”.

[@TimBee100]

Why do they speak twice as fast in Italian as English?

[@ruthcastanbarra8081]

I have seen (in movies and series) that the Italian rythm when they talk is like that.

[@philipkuttner7945]

You can set the speed to 0.5 and 0.75. And the answer to your question is five espressos a day.

[@athena1957]

I’m Italian and it’s just kinda natural

[@yardenabarzilay9086]

in the sentence " Mia mamma ama cucinare, the word mamma in inglese is mom

[@marmarakazm7593]

where is Prego?

[@mimosa6438]

Prego =You are welcome

[@JosePerez-rt1kb]

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[@landofw56]

ebbe non ha avuto

[@channisandhu8358]

La lingua musicale

[@JorgeRodriguez-xk2rn]

".. really appreciate this video..very helpful in my learning to speak Italian"!!..... gotta say everything was fine until that one last sentence..."there's a cockroach in my bed"!!!!....I started looking around to see if it was real"!!???😜🤪🤗😉😂😂😂🙄("!c'e' uno scarafaggio sul mio letto"!!??

[@prettypurple7175]

9:42////

[@bigdanko4484]

The first repetition is too slow. And the second repetition is too fast.

[@landofw56]

Non vedo alcunché

[@MadisonPanno13]

Help per favore, why is there three forms of "the" and why is but told as "ma" instead of "pere"? SOS very beginner level here

[@landofw56]

@GOODSTROKEUTUBE yes