150 BASIC ITALIAN WORDS FOR BEGINNERS

[@dom9882]

Ciao! I have spent months on Duo Lingo but Due Lingo on its own is not enough. I was in Brindisi during the summer of 2023 and quickly realised I knew nothing 😂 I hope your videos can help me become more confident with conversations. Grazie mille!

[@JOYLINGUA]

Hey! I hope you will get some help from my videos 😊

[@BitcoinandGold]

I feel the same. i love the big font. easy to see and hear. thank you

[@MDKALIMULLAHALAHAD]

So important lesson, Thanks ❤

[@simonkelyanski4723]

Hi. Thanks for matetials. I find these very helpful. One comment..e.g. if you are translating 'spoon' can you provide the translation for 'fork', for 'sugar' translation also for 'salt'...many thanks!

[@afganmusicgrup2146]

Grazie mille ❤❤

[@targunasekara7146]

Very good

[@Yeobohere]

Excellent thanks 😊

[@noeblackberry5209]

Nice video I will use it, for future words add the articles, it is better to learn, because the article changes in some cases

[@charlessmith263]

I know about 130 or so of these phrases/words. Especially "Ciao" (an informal good-bye) and "Arrivederci" (a formal good-bye).

[@SukhwinderSingh-vw2hf]

Gracie mille 👍

[@imparaitalianoconpepe]

Molto interessante ❤

[@vicksburg9029]

Thank you

[@Dineshchouhan-zo6gz]

Grazie

[@sonaalex5321]

Grazie mille ...

[@sonaalex5321]

Teach how to speak italy ....😔🙏

[@mrstratau6513]

Grazie.

[@bahatiagape731]

Gracias

[@muhammadkashif8534]

Very informative ❤

[@yashika363]

grazie mille singora

[@nareshdayma9066]

Nice

[@mhsa9073]

Spiaggia - maglietta - saporito - sole - pioggia - sabbia - amicizia - albero - baciare - vuoto - lago -

[@mhsa9073]

Fiore - amaro - trucco - lavagna - lavastoviglie - sopracciglio - piovoso

[@9vtCysT]

Grazie mille bella ❤

[@MeharAbdurahman]

Grazie❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@chamindakumara7355]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@zekemanning5617]

Grazie Milli

[@JOYLINGUA]

prego!

[@noraluzcalugas2731]

Grazie

[@JOYLINGUA]

You' re welcome ☺️

[@waqasmatloob6396]

Kindly Tell me about g

[@Tony-lf5rv]

amigo

[@egbenstar9009]

Va bene

[@JOYLINGUA]

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[@yashika363]

Di dove sei mam

[@vicksburg9029]

I need this video

[@shrewdfc]

Elplo

[@waqasmatloob6396]

Why g is silent in words

[@kathychajkowski5667]

Why couldn’t you group the words with like meaning together - items within a house, names of family, colors, transportation, etc? It would have made more sense and made understanding and remembering easier.

[@waqasmatloob6396]

G silent q ho jata ha btay gi

[@vidashahrokhi1398]

🤲🤲🤲👏🌹❤️🌻🤲

[@gianlucagatto6074]

marone? che sei de roma?

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

Why aren’t you telling us whether the nouns are male or female?

[@LIKE-NO-0NE]

Most of them are male

[@johannpfeifer8681]

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[@johannpfeifer8681]

9999999

[@violetgaribyan-jg9ll]

🥰🎄🙏🌷🎅🎁

[@PyroGothNerd]

Right off the bat you failed to mention that there's a masculine and feminine form of Bello/Bella

[@troiscarottes]

I find some inconsistencies in your pronunciation. Sometimes you seem incapable of pronouncing the sounds -sh- and -ch- (as in "amicizia", or in your pronunciation of the English "shoes", but you nail them perfectly in "pesce" and "uccello". On the other hand, your pronunciation of "ponte" and "dente" sound a lot like "ponde" and "dende", all things that would make sense if you were Greek. Can this be explained by a particular regional origin?

[@JOYLINGUA]

Yes it also depends on the region

[@troiscarottes]

@@JOYLINGUA And what's yours ?

[@marya7066]

Gracie mille / efharisto 🩵🩵

[@MustafaSusso]

Thanks you