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[@corneroftheroom3896]

The only KZbin polyglot that claims to speak Italian and can actually speak it. Massive respect.

[@thedanman6332]

Wouter Corduwener can

[@mrnobody5763]

In verità ha fatto diversi errori e si esprime in un italiano abbastanza elementare.

[@TheFlyingMonkey200]

@@mrnobody5763 parla bene !

[@mrnobody5763]

​@@TheFlyingMonkey200di articoli ne ha sbagliati parecchi e ci sta, su settesima mi son sanguinate le orecchie. Si esprime poi con termini basici. Non dobbiamo essere comunque d'accordo. Buona giornata.

[@johncharles.5087]

Luke di polymathy lo parla molto bene

[@kiambotebbonikay]

The ability to switch between Italian, Spanish and French effortlessly for a non-native speaker deserves to be praised

[@tinda111]

🖐I can do that to but I'm native Italian and never taken any classes, I just tried to talk to people that speak a different language and over time perfectioning it

[@xueespejo6751]

@Marzapane yea I am a native spanish and english speaker(born in spain with english teacher mother) and I can understand like 60% of italian, french and portuguese without ever learning the languages.

[@samgaming5215]

@Marzapane This is very much the case. If you know one Romance language, you have a good idea what the others are about when presented with a text or conversation. I'm B2 level in Spanish and once I master it, I'm not going to bother with another Romance language- it'd be pointless and not very challenging.

[@mpforeverunlimited]

Hans landa

[@daigorowolf2136]

I would agree with you if it was 1,999 but in 2023. Many of us are trilingual or more. I speak 3 languages fluently and I’ve met many people that can speak 5 fluently. I’ve gone to over 30 countries but some people have gone to over 90. In this day and age, there are many impressive individuals. There are polyglots on KZbin that can speak 7-8 languages easy and fluently. There are so many talented individuals in this world

[@comicsoon1980]

Scusate se scrivo in italiano. Quest'uomo non è solo poliglotta, è proprio in gamba. Lo capisco da come interagisce con le persone. Doppiamente bravo. Ed il suo italiano è così buono che ha capito anche cosa diceva quella ragazza che ha parlato molto veloce. Complimenti goluremi languages.

[@feconski2106]

È molto bravo ad intervistare, oserei dire un talento ma magari ha lavorato in radio o appunto come intervistatore...

[@jsmaelsartor595]

​@@feconski2106 in ogni caso questo non cambierebbe il fatto che è molto bravo

[@Yep6803]

Certo...ma perché specificare 'nero'. Per noi 'nero' sono i profughi.

[@alberto6169]

@@Yep6803 Ma che nero=profugo lo hai deciso tu, nero vuol dire nero e basta

[@Ruben20332]

vero è molto bravo a parlare l'Italiano, non me l'aspettavo proprio da un americano

[@yernur_ismailov]

Sono un kazako di Kazakistan. Sono stato in Italia tre volte e non ho visitato molte città, quindi non posso dire quale sia la più bella. Ma Genova è il mio primo amore, di cui mi sono innamorato e di cui non mi disamorerò mai. A parte questo, sono un tifoso della Sampdoria. Қазақстаннан жалынды сәлем! 🇰🇿

[@Mel-zs5wb]

wow è raro vedere qualcuno che parla italiano così bene nonostante essere stato in Italia solo tre volte, complimenti!! è bellissimo vedere stranieri con così tanto amore per il mio paese, qui a Venezia saremo felici di accoglierti se mai decidi di venire a visitare :)

[@yernur_ismailov]

@@Mel-zs5wb Grazie per le sue gentili parole. Sicuramente visiterò la bellissima Venezia in futuro. E spero che un giorno visiterai il Kazakistan e altri meravigliosi Paesi dell'Asia centrale. Spero che le piaccia 🤗

[@Mel-zs5wb]

@@yernur_ismailov il Kazakistan e tutti del centro asia mi hanno sempre incuriosita, ho intenzione di visitarli appena ne ho l'opportunità

[@robyxlondondiary]

🔵🔵⚪⚪🔴🔴⚫⚫⚪⚪🔵🔵

[@ilefab4545]

In italiano scrivi meglio del 70% degli italiani. Da quanto tempo lo parli e scrivi?

[@OnlineViewingOnly]

This guy really compared Birmingham in the U.K. to Milan 😂 That should be a crime!

[@gabrielesantucci6189]

Ahahaha oh my god people are so weird!!!🤦‍♂️😂 😂 😂

[@raptu55]

What do you think that Milan have more than Birmingham and vice versa? I think Milan it's better but there are think in comune

[@tommasovasta8323]

​@@raptu55 I lived in Milan, in Birmingham and in London. Milan is a cool city with a lot of cultural attractions starting from the Cathedral. Birmingham is an horrible "paki" shithole. However, Italy 58 UNESCO sites, leadership in the world. UK, included London, 32.

[@davidefacchinetti2084]

@@raptu55 like what ?

[@raptu55]

@@davidefacchinetti2084 both are industrial city with the same population. Birmingham grew through the Victorian period and Milan was rebuild After wwii so both are quite recently. Both had a system of canals, but for me much better Birmingham's canals. Both have modern building that characterized the city.

[@aurorasestito9642]

As an Italian I can say your Italian it’s extremely good! You almost sound like an Italian,good job!!

[@david-arthur8166]

an italian that would be discrminitating against i guess

[@phantomjosh2148]

He learned Spanish first so probably that

[@leonardoparisi8263]

​@@david-arthur8166broo hahahahhahahahahahhahahh

[@daniell.836]

My man bringing joy and good mood to the people again. Italy is so beautiful

[@kelliott7864]

Yep, this guy's the real deal. To learn Italian like that without living in Italy is fkn insane.

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Yes it took me 5 years in Italy to become fluent and I think my success is due to the fact that I surround myself with Italians all day and night 😌

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Yes it took me 5 years in Italy to become fluent and I think my success is due to the fact that I surround myself with Italians all day and night 😌

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Yes it took me 5 years in Italy to become fluent and I think my success is due to the fact that I surround myself with Italians all day and night 😌

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Yes it took me 5 years in Italy to become fluent and I think my success is due to the fact that I surround myself with Italians all day and night 😌

[@elielson6094]

​@@deannaolivieri1791 Now you can learn Portuguese,which is a little similar to Italian.

[@obitodmg5694]

As an italian, congratulation for your fluency in our language

[@david-arthur8166]

y'all still racists though

[@obitodmg5694]

@@david-arthur8166 who is racist? And why

[@david-arthur8166]

@@obitodmg5694 italians, ask the degenerates

[@destay17]

​@David-Arthur have u seen what the British did after losing the euros😂?

[@SpiritoLibero-hp2ud]

@@david-arthur8166 Here it seems that you are the racist. I sniff your hatred from afar because you are generalizing and judging a whole people of racism and those who think this and because you are looking for an excuse to argue. All over the world, in every ethnicity and nationality there are stupid people and smart people, racists and non-racists but you cannot point a finger at an entire nation just because some unpleasant incident happened to you.

[@GabrielOliveira-yx3oj]

I'm Brazilian and love your videos 💥 at this moment I am studying Italian, Spanish and japanese. The English I study since I was a teenager

[@goluremilanguages]

I will take the Portuguese plunge! It's a matter of when. Japanese would be fun too. Thanks for watching man!

[@AntoSimoes]

@@goluremilanguages Portuguese will be very easy to learn already knowing Italian, spanish and french

[@Tricepsgod]

🙏❤️

[@ZANGIEFDAPUTARIA]

Boa mano, com tempo e esforço você consegue tudo! Um abraço de um brasileiro morando em DC 🤙🏽🇺🇸

[@Mdg892]

This channel is the definition of underrated, should be on 1M subs

[@tylerblake4028]

Appreciate they videos! I’m learning Italian myself and this is extremely motivating 🎉

[@hollow1353]

How u holding so far?

[@tylerblake4028]

@@hollow1353 non male un giorno alla volta

[@dona___]

your Italian is fantastic, your pronunciation is perfect! great job. (I'm Italian)

[@tbe111-j4m]

Great knowledge of the italian language and excellent pronunciation ....bravo !

[@James-oi7mz]

Very impressive Italian! I really liked the video from New York, but you can't beat using your language skills in Milan!

[@mrnobody5763]

What does it means "you can't beat". Thank you

[@James-oi7mz]

@@mrnobody5763 You can't find anything better.

[@alanguages]

@@James-oi7mz Why would Milan be better than other areas of Italy?

[@James-oi7mz]

@@alanguages I don't believe I said that. The other video was in New York.

[@alanguages]

@@James-oi7mz I am aware of New York in the other video, but your 2nd post stated, "You can't find anything better." Hence, I was interested what makes Milan better using the Italian language skill there, than other places in Italy. I take it you have been there and speak Italian. I am asking from your experience.

[@GrindIsReal420]

We need more. Such a beautiful language should not be ignored. Such a great educational video and I hope you keep posting more.

[@carolm.d.6967]

Ci sono molte persone brave a parlare in italiano ma con un accento (relativo alla loro lingua madre) molto forte. Spesso è questo che differenzia veramente le persone di lingua madre italiana rispetto alle altre. Questo ragazzo non solo parla in modo fluente (a parte qualche errorino) ma ha anche la capacità di nascondere il suo accento facilmente e per questo, secondo me, alcune delle persone intervistate hanno iniziato a parlare con lui senza cercare di mantenere un linguaggio di facile comprensione... che dire: bravissimo!

[@gabigabri3378]

Wow, I'm impressed, being able to communicate so fluently in Italian with random people, it's simply amazing 👍

[@giulytheboy]

È bellissimo il fatto che ogni volta che ha chiesto quale fosse la città più bella d'Italia ha ricevuto sempre una risposta diversa, segno che l'Italia è bella tutta nella sua interezza, da Nord a Sud!

[@marcobreda2205]

Sono d’accordo, alla fine ognuno ha la propria preferenza soggettiva. Se si volesse cercare di essere super partes, probabilmente Roma per storia, retaggio culturale e paesaggistica/urbanistica antica sarebbe la risposta obiettivamente più indicata a mio modo di vedere

[@albertoartuso80]

Obiettivamente ed oggettivamente parlando Venezia stacca tutti per straordinarietà della città, nulla può solo avvicinarsi ad essa! Tante provano ad imitarla ma è inarrivabile. Secondo posto ben distanziata Firenze, culla del rinascimento insieme a Mantova, poi ben staccata Roma, assimilabile alle altre capitali dell'antichità come Atene, Il Cairo Baghdad (con meno storia delle tre però) o Istanbul. In Europa direi Parigi Londra Venezia il TOP! Dire Roma tanto per dire è falso e non oggettivo, al netto di maleducazione dei locali e situazioni legate a mezzi pubblici e pulizia della città da terzo mondo.... Tra le capitali Parigi e Londra staccano Roma fino a doppiarla!

[@giulytheboy]

@@albertoartuso80 i pareri personali non hanno nulla a che fare con l'oggettività. E non tolgono il fatto che l'Italia è bella tutta, anche se può piacere più una città anziché un'altra

[@zoom5024]

Weird how that guy with the arsenal shirt didnt speak any other languages other then English when you can clearly tell English is not his first language 😂

[@rahmanbah8302]

Was about to say the same thing, dude is just straight up lying on camera😂😂

[@soufianekhald6054]

It's sad. But some people will never experience fluency in any language. This is because they only speak very poor dialect with not enough lexic to build a "complex" sentence and therefore it can't be used in every day life. Combine that with lack of access to education and impossibility to learn another language. And that is the result. People living in a limbo that can not express themselves in neither language.

[@soufianekhald6054]

However, because of postcolonial development there are now more accepted forms of English mainly from Africa and India.

[@LagrangePoint0]

probably an illegal migrant.

[@billmacalaster4102]

@@rahmanbah8302 there are people in Liberia, S. Africa, Belize, Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana, who speak only English as their mother tongue, but they speak it with an accent.

[@dona___]

your italian is fantastic , your pronunciation is perfect ! great work .( i'm italian ).now i want to know how did you manage to learn italian so well

[@justhemald8486]

Its not perfect tho

[@dehvoo3655]

@@justhemald8486how could It be perfect for someone to is self taught it’s amazing lol most people could not do this

[@justhemald8486]

@@dehvoo3655 i agree

[@marriusmal]

@@justhemald8486 It's very good tho

[@justhemald8486]

@@marriusmal yes

[@hlb979]

bravissimo, davvero sinceri complimenti; oltre agli evidenti punti di forza, sopratutto, hai proprio il giusto "suono", il giusto "atteggiamento vocale" (e probabilmente anche la giusta postura fisica), che rende la tua parlata piacevole e naturale

[@Poussyeater-w5e]

I'd love to learn Italian, it sounds so pleasant to the ears. Also, it's really inspiring to see a brother so well versed in the languages.

[@gabrielex3394]

Go for it, you won't regret it! It's a relatively easy language, expecially for english speakers

[@kaizersose7437]

It is very easy. I moved to Italy and learned it quick by honestly studying a book with a cd and watching children programs in Italian on KZbin like I was a little kid. I had to take it allll the way back and learn the natural way

[@microsoftpain]

@@kaizersose7437 è così che sto imparando l'italiano adesso.. è l'unico modo che ha funzionato. 😭

[@ctavares3414]

Keep it up 👍🏾 your videos are the best. I love the Italian language. I’m tempted now to go out and learn it

[@Mr_casaralta]

Congrats man, your Italian is really awesome. Thanks for coming to Milan

[@sonofyah_]

That black Italian chick🔥👌

[@blackmantis3130]

I was about to say the same thing

[@michelealbanese3261]

Mulatta

[@eolobrontolo9117]

?

[@maxros8102]

@@eolobrontolo9117 credo intenda la ragazza abbronzata con le treccine. tu lo sai che all'estero, sopratutto in USA siamo considerati Black? te lo dico cosi non ti prende un colpo quando ci andrai

[@elisabettazuppardi1469]

Not as pretty as the sicilian and the others

[@davidefacchinetti2084]

‘Milan is like Birmingham in the UK’. I respect everybody’s opinion but that’s gotta be the silliest thing I have heard in a long time

[@thomasnox1141]

Milan is dirty and people extremely unfriendly. Birmingham any time

[@fimmt684]

The guy isn't even British, so I doubt he actually knows much about the UK.

[@amedeocalandriello756]

Omg I just found this channel and immediately subscribed. I live in American and the Italians who don't speak a word of English, have never been there, and have no idea about the culture or traditions... they drive me nuts too. I love how comfortable with the language you are. It's amazing I feel like you speak with more fluency/flow than me! You are amazing. Thank you for this video.

[@PropheticEnvy]

Amazing. I saw your NYC video glad ya made it to Italy. So amazing to test your language in the place :) Im going for my 3rd time this May and I am so excited to use my Italian with Italians. Its a magical thing to walk around somewhere and everyone there knows the language you are learning. Amazing practice.

[@hatchonline103]

There's been a lengthy drought for this type of fresh, relatable polyglot content since the tragic passing of Laoshu, God bless you sir on your righteous language journey. An easy sub.

[@mattc9875]

Laoshu was really impressive but the other guy from NYC ain't bad either, xiomanyc I think he's called.

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@@mattc9875 the problem with xiaomanyc is that he makes really clickbaity type of videos (not including his chinese and spanish, those are impressive) where he doesn't really know the language that well and only memorized basic phrases but his titles are like "White american SHOCKS native speakers" etc, etc then there's two other youtubers called Kazu Languages (very humble, very kind personality) and Ryan Hale (friendly, very extroverted, the rizzler, and funny) who i think are much more impressive than xiaomanyc and they make less clickbaity videos in terms of language proficiency however, i'm gonna have to give it to goluremi since he actually lives up to his youtube titles and can actually flex

[@mattc9875]

@@kiwuuspurr1927 yeah he's got into that lately I agree, I used to see his first videos and they were more content/quality based. I stopped seeing them after the one on the plane that was re-routed back with the clickbait title

[@handsomeX]

​@@kiwuuspurr1927 Spot on 💯

[@CollieNike3]

Wait a minute though, Laoshu used to do exactly the same thing. They both realized the power of click bait titles to get views@@kiwuuspurr1927

[@judo1771]

Aspettavo proprio un video in italia, questo canale meriterebbe molto di più

[@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818]

I'm a native portuguese speaker, I don't know italian, but surprisingly I could understand almost everything you said. Congrats.

[@luisv8887]

yea same as a spanish speaker

[@davart311]

credo che per un italiano e' piu facile capire lo spagnolo , poi il portoghese ma il francese delle lingue romanze e' il piu dificile...c'e' anche il rumeno...nel mio dialetto emiliano ci sono parole francesi e spagnole..

[@bhutchin1996]

In ways there is more lexical similarity between Italian and Portuguese than either with Spanish. 'Pronto' means ready in both but in Spanish it means soon; in Spanish ready is 'listo'. Cookie is 'biscoito' in Portuguese and 'biscotto' in Italian; in Spanish it's 'galleta'. Just a few examples out of many.

[@adaalonso]

​​​@@bhutchin1996Mas não é certo que o italiano é mais parecido ao portuges. O portugues é mais parecido ao espanhol. Eu posso escriver em espanhol e entenderá muito melhor (sorry for my writing, idk how to write in portuguese, it was a try). El español y protugués son las lenguas más parecidas entre sí. El italiano también es muy parecido al portugués, sin embargo salvo ciertas palabras, no es tan fácil de entender para un protugués. Los 3 idiomas escritos son muy parecidos, pero fonéticamente, y hablado, un español es el que más puede entender tanto protugués como italiano. Pero un italiano y un protugués entre ellos no les será nada fácil. Súmale que Portugal y España están haciendo frontera, y hay más influencia de palabras españolas y portugueses entre ambos idiomas. Además en Brasil sucede lo mismo con los países hispanoamericanos

[@lucabedetti5716]

So hard to speak our language that fluently, it's such an hard language to learn, proud of you!

[@nagone11]

Italian for English speakers is probably one of the easiest languages to learn.

[@justhemald8486]

​@@nagone11 what about spanish?

[@nagone11]

@@justhemald8486 Spanish is pretty easy to learn as well, but I think Italian is just a tad bit easier.

[@justhemald8486]

@@nagone11 I can't tell you my opinion because Italian is my first language so I'll trust yours

[@nagone11]

@@justhemald8486 Italian is very pleasant sounding, sounds better than Spanish in some ways in my opinion.

[@harrysmith7199]

Milan is like Birmingham? I wonder what made him say that? maybe the beautiful, fashionable woman and weather had made him a little dehydrated 😂😂

[@alaincongz]

You're inspiration brother 👍

[@MarinoMoons]

I have been studying Italian for 9 months now and I your videos and the videos of other KZbinrs motivate me to continue, and I am so happy that I could understand everything in this video! Ho studiato L'italiano da 9 mesi e tuoi video e i video delgi altri KZbinratori mi motivano per continuare, e sono molto felice che ho potuto capire tutto nel questo video! Love to the US and Italy from Iceland

[@flotechno3920]

Good for you!! Keep it up! The sky’s the limit.

[@Antonino64]

*Studio l'italiano da 9 mesi/Sto studiando l'italiano da 9 mesi ed i tuoi video ed i video degli altri youtuber mi motivano a continuare e sono molto felice di essere riuscito a capire tutto in questo video! Così è molto meglio. NON si dice "ho studiato l'italiano da", è completamente sbagliato. È un'azione abituale che stai continuando a fare, non si usa il passato.

[@chiarac980]

♡

[@MarinoMoons]

@@Antonino64 oh ok grazie per l'auito

[@Antonino64]

@@MarinoMoons Prego. Ti do un consiglio... Non dare troppa importanza alla grammatica...o meglio, la grammatica è importante e tutto... La cosa importante è che tu costruisca una base della lingua...anche piccolina...e poi costruire pian piano su quella. Io 2 anni fa ho studiato il romeno per qualche settimana, prima di andare in Romania in vacanza. Mi sono dedicato poco o nulla alla grammatica, però ho raggiunto un livello di base più che ottimo. Ti consiglio di fare lo stesso. Inoltre, se l'italiano ti piace così tanto, inizia guardare/sentire/leggere contenuti che per te sono interessanti. Per esempio, se sei un appassionato di tecnologia, comincia a seguire filmati IN ITALIANO sulla tecnologia. Io anni ed anni fa ho migliorato enormemente il mio livello di inglese, così facendo. E senza neppure accorgermene o quasi. Devi però avere sviluppato una conoscenza minima della lingua, altrimenti è dura. Da islandese immagino sia dura. Keep going!

[@simonavecchiotti6039]

Complimenti ! You speak very very well italian, et le français aussi ! Chapeau ! not like others that claim to speak but they do not too much. Greetings from a Milano native.

[@TheCompilationBrasil]

Bro you better not stop poting... this content is fire!

[@nicholasjeremy56]

Wow that guy’s fashion. Perfect timing, right place, right time. 6:45

[@kojo736]

the black queen speaking italian and french, my chest 😮‍💨😍

[@johnobrien1759]

Queen? I thought that was just a random lady walking down the street.

[@colbymasvidal2397]

Love the banter towards Arsenal🤣🤣 Fantastico🔥

[@nicolasbruno829]

The man at 4:12 wasn't speaking "incorrect Italian", he was speaking Neapolitan, he said: «Guagliò che se rice?» Something like, "Boy, how do you say it?".

[@jakegargiulo5101]

Exactly

[@velvetstate]

The Arsenal fan was right about his prediction ;)

[@nucleisconvolti3587]

No 😅

[@Goluremi]

I like this guy...

[@geraltofrivia9424]

Ah ah the (self) praise is well deserved, my friend

[@larryisonyoutube5802]

In what world is Milan like Birmingham?!

[@tommasovasta8323]

In the sub-human world

[@toffonardi7037]

@@tommasovasta8323 which is the british world

[@tommasovasta8323]

@@toffonardi7037 Central London, Oxford, Cambridge, Kent, Costwolds and some spots in South-East no. The rest of UK yes. Especially Birmingham. A huge shithole populated by sub-humans.

[@toffonardi7037]

@@tommasovasta8323 kent also is crap

[@BL_SK]

Classic UK nobrain

[@IDONTEVENKNOW33]

LOL the guy with the Arsenal t shirt has never stepped foot into the UK. my man came straight off the boat from the Motherland talking about he can’t speak any other language 😂😂😂

[@IDONTEVENKNOW33]

@@fosterbuster2840 LOL he definitely hasn’t got a British accent.

[@user-pk1fo8mg5q]

You killed it with this video! 😂Big up and keep it coming!

[@Vinicius__junior878]

Ci sono personne che sono in Italia da 20 anni non sanno coniugare un verbo e tu mammmamma..👏🏾👏🏽

[@mattc9875]

O che ci sono nati...😂

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Perché non studiano e sono pigri . abito da 5 anni in Italia e non capisco la gente che fa così !!

[@antoniob.italia79]

Bravo! Simpatico,positivo,coinvolgente.Ottima pronuncia. Questo è il primo video che vedo di"Goluremi languages" e devo dire che mi è piaciuto molto.

[@KoladeK]

Loved the interlude 😂

[@spectra-da-k1ng187]

Amo italiano lingua. Thanks for video!

[@Lilicious55]

Your italian vids are the best I love it!

[@peggyclio1199]

Madonna...sei un campione con le lingue. Parli benissimo l'italiano!! Ma come hai fatto??

[@GiacomoTito]

Go to Sicily next. That would be interesting.

[@whereschuck2024]

Keep pushing us! excellent video, it is the future we must adapt. Congrats YOU Are on the cutting edge , the trendsetter! go man go!

[@franciscosantiagogonzalez7682]

This man goes from Unisport coaching you on your footy skills to teaching skills in languages..... Truly a renaissance man

[@Iambigbreezy]

Fellow man of culture, We have the same display picture, respect

[@marcodegrandis7417]

As an italian I am honestly impressed by his ability of speaking and understanding as well since these people were actually speaking pretty fast

[@yalashlhaa]

advice for a tourist, Italy is all beautiful! all to discover, in every place you will always find beautiful things and extraordinary food

[@IKEIVERSON]

Arsenal fan definitely speaks another language

[@FFM0594]

He was definitely from Africa.

[@PierreMiniggio]

Maybe he doesn't, he can be born in the UK and have parents that only spoke English with him. We don't know 😁

[@blackmantis3130]

@@PierreMiniggio the commenter is trying to be funny.

[@IKEIVERSON]

@@blackmantis3130 No. The commenter isn't trying to be funny. I'm speaking as someone born in London from an African background and it's obvious that he speaks another language.

[@AhsokaTano36BBY]

@@IKEIVERSON It's very obvious, he doesn't sound english at all lol

[@yodad723]

The african dude accent let me know he spoke an African language most likely from an West African country

[@bettersecret1499]

My!! Your Italian is amazing!!! Good job

[@sandrovalentini6295]

La tua pronuncia della lingua italiana è semplicemente eccelsa. Ciao da Maranello. Your pronunciaton of the Italian language Is Simply awesome Hi by Maranello.

[@marcovinicioconti8046]

Settesima all'inizio sono morto😂 Anyway your Italian is extremely good and your videos are great, I respect you a lot

[@enricosaccheggiani3192]

Complimenti , sei un ragazzo molto intelligente e parli molto bene la nostra lingua. Un cordiale saluto

[@goluremilanguages]

Sto provando almeno! Grazie 🙌

[@marcoformulafan]

0:32 it’s “settima”, not “settesima”. 7:27 “modi” in that context means lifestyle. Fashion is only “moda” or “mode” if plural. Nice job. You speak really well.

[@maxxxc101]

As an English and Spanish fluent speaker, I can almost keep up if i close my eyes. Its so interesting learning similar languages.

[@Quokka838]

Your Italian is oustanding. Congrats!❤

[@JB0712]

Sorry for the Arsenal fan but you can’t compare London with any Italian city. Wherever you go in Italy is by far more beautiful than London, It seems like you’re walking in an endless retail park .

[@tommasovasta8323]

Agree. London is not aestetically nice at all. It's quite mediocre. London is nice for the atmosphere, not for the beauty. Not only, out of zone 1 and 2 London is a huge slum.

[@mattc9875]

To be honest Milan isn't that beautiful at all outside the city center and few other areas like Parco Sempione, Navigli and C.so Garibaldi. Bunch of old ugly buildings from the 70s and 80s with nasty projects like the Ghisolfa bridge built inches from people's balconies and graffitis all around mixing up with the grey sad vibes of the real city, where most people live. It used to be MUCH nicer and cleaner in the 90s even without those silly few mid-sized skycrapers randomly built in the past decade. The city itself with the crappy wheater and fog is very comparable to London indeed, only that London is way ahead of Milan although most who live in Milan think it's number one on the map 😂 (because outside Milan, in Italy, there's basically nothing in terms of job opportunities and eonomic growth - both of which have left Milan as well long ago). Born and raised in Milan - zona Piazzale Istria - but everyone sees it differently and pride takes its toll when you live there...gotta like it or you gotta leave it asap, which is what literally thousands have done lately. I would say I met very few who would disagree when taken in all honesty...cheers from the 305

[@bluesoul7163]

As an Italian i am not offended by that... If you are not interested in history, arts, museum, monuments etc etc, you could find Italy a little boring compared to Berlin, London, Paris etc etc.... That guy a little bit exageratting tho, comparing Milan to Birningham lol

[@andreapinotti9383]

Respect brothers from Milano 👏🏼

[@danieln9226]

You're one of the very few youtube polyglots who can actually hold a solid conversation in the languages you claim to speak. The rest just repeat the same memorized phrases over and over with new people. Of course there were some mistakes here and there( in Croatian, Swedish, Russian,etc as well from your previous vids) but overall B2+ level of fluency.

[@Redrose008]

Great piece of work mate well done …appreciated

[@lirimay123]

Bello questo video in Italia! 💖

[@worrellrobinson4332]

Love the vibe keep up the good work, of the above mentioned Estonia!...

[@SidusBrist]

I guessed the dutch! Just because their english is usually so good they sound native.

[@smokeheavystudios]

Loving the KC hat in the background. I was born x raised in that city. Much respect to anyone from the town doing something amazing, as well as all other humans for that matter, but especially outta Kansas City. We kno where we come from. Keep doing your thing x elevating you speak Italian well!

[@atlscribe]

The Arsenal shirt guy is clearly putting on an accent. I'm willing to bet he's Nigerian, and probably speaks yoruba.

[@marcomontella6006]

He clearly is. And I guess he lives in Milan and also speaks Italian.

[@michaelhester404]

And i will send you..... absolutely NOTHING STARES IN "YEP!" 🤨 NEW SUB FROM THE USA VIA BOSTON, MA

[@goluremilanguages]

Go check the New York/London video haha. You're well represented over there. You'll enjoy it! Thanks for checking stuff out!

[@michaelhester404]

@@goluremilanguages I've seen that vid, bro LMAO 🤣. Keep doing you 👍🏿

[@AlxzAlec]

6:45 "So if you really love fashion" And then this guy comes with perfect timing

[@Ip3681]

We love you Goluremi!!! From Italy ❤

[@antoniob6703]

0:32 "questa è la mia SETTIMA giornata....." this is the properly pronunciation my friend....whatever, you're awesome!! :)

[@chrisr4407]

Good job!!!..Italian Americans could never speak this well here in NY!! ..They are more obsessed with mob culture than learning actual Italian culture..glad you touched on that!

[@VipArGaming1]

The guy in the arsenal top is definitely not English so I’d be surprised if he genuinely doesn’t speak another language

[@samuelecammarata8434]

Top 5 Italian City: 1. Roma 2. Venezia 3. Firenze 4. Napoli 5. Milano

[@Fitz2364]

19 years. Our last title was 2003-2004 season.

[@david894]

I love this frickin' guy. He's funny as hell and impressive with his language skills. Gotta love this channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep it up my friend.

[@SuperTommox]

This was great. And for our american friends: as you see, noone is singing. Noone is moving their hands like crazy. Nobody is doing 🤌🤌.

[@magnumopus1628]

Well yeah, that's because that hand gesture specifically means things like ''what are you talking about?''', ''what do you want?'' and other similar sentences. Apparently many americans do indeed think it's something italians do at random, but it literally is an ausiliary form of body language that is (often unconsciously) added to the verbal language itself. p.s. Immagino tu sia italiano, quindi è ovvio che non lo stia spiegando a te ma appunto all'audience estera.

[@mattc9875]

That's obviously because he went to Milan pal. Had he gone to Naples or Palermo, just to name two cities, it would have been much closer to those expectations. Italians in the US have mostly Southern origin so their cultural features have a clear root in there. Basta andare nelle periferie di Milano per vedere gente che gesticola e parla come il tipo di NY all'inizio del video...let's just be honest and put pride aside, there's nothing negative about it anyway and we are all very much appreciated as a culture abroad.

[@deannaolivieri1791]

Sorry but my family is from the south ( near Naples and near Bari ) and i live in the south as well and hands are heavily used !! On the Daily . I use my hands both in Italian and English , it’s part of my soul with southern Italian genes

[@tinalettieri]

That's cause they're Northerners. When I was just in the airport in Rome, one of the assistance people started singing Nessun Dorma. I asked him if he was from Napoli. He said no, Rome. But we Meridionale do still use our hands and sing. It's lovely and I hope we never stop. I've seen the cultural riches of the North, e basta! I don't go north of Rome anymore and that's only because of the airport and a Neapolitan cousin who now lives there.

[@meganjones2580]

Yeah here in Bari they definitely use their hands a lot. As a non Italian who has been living here for a few years, I also have started using a lot of gestures naturally now when I communicate in Italian 😅 🤌 this one is like when I want to say “what are you saying?”

[@CoopSensei]

I honestly love his content

[@lesego3359]

“Near Amsterdam” means, you probably won’t know where I live

[@nelsonfante]

Bicicletta elettrica, il compare in monopattino, maglietta dell’Arsenal ,marsupio a tracolla, faccia sveglia che trasuda cultura….. solo da UK poteva arrivare 😂😂😂

[@anta3612]

Excellent Italian speaking skills. Now, if you want to take your Italian to the next level you need to incorporate hand gestures (appropriately not randomly). That's a whole different level of fluency. 😉

[@JoelGrant-ie4ly]

My dad learned both Latin and Italian. During WW2 he fought in Anzio against the Germans. As an African-American he surprised his commanding officers. He loved Italy and Italian.

[@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044]

6:02 I don't want to sound rude but I think they actually said "l'innovazione" (innovation) And by the way I am not a native English speaker but the guy that claimed he was from Britain didn't sound very British to me... especially when he pronounce words like "assistance" or "clothing companies"

[@luisferreiravagnerluis2189]

Probably he is from some African country that also speaks English?

[@Alyasiry87]

That Italian/French chick is gorgeous!

[@FFM0594]

One thing I noticed very quickly when in Italy: The girls are all so pretty.

[@xxxbestplayer95xxx17]

this guy thinking being able to speak 3 langugaes is hard, meanwhile all my african friends manage to speak arabic french spanish, italian and english. stay humble my friend, you are nothing more than a typical immigrant that due to work has to learn the language

[@timmygolden4461]

This was good.

[@stefanofava6370]

Nice pronunciation man you speak Italian better than someone who has lived in Italy for years 💪💪

[@juanmumbai3047]

Homie in the arsenal kit don’t just speak English FOH

[@papistan1498]

Your languages skills are impressive but that MIXED/BLACK French 👧💃chick in the black tights GOODNESS GRACIOUS 😍😁lol--!

[@marcome1953]

3:19 Quali lingue parli? spagnolo, francese, italiano. Parliamo spagnolo? ehm no. Parliamo francese? ehm no. 6:06 Cosa vuoi fare nella vita? Interprete... Occasione persa per sembrare intelligente.

[@toffonardi7037]

Beh con la scuola italiana le lingue non le imparerai mai…. Non che col resto sia molto meglio eh

[@gabrielboi3465]

Magari era solo imbarazzata? a non tutti piace stare davanti ad una telecamera