Common Italian Greetings, Introductions, and Feelings

[@amberabrahams6344]

Professor Dave has helped me so much with my Italian. I went through all 121 videos. I'm all the way from South Africa and I am so happy for your work and effort.

[@GeodesicBruh]

I had never realised ciao meant both hello and bye and I'm Italian. You've got a good pronunciation :)

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

He's half Italian I think.

[@tahaymvids1631]

He is italian

[@alisonmccoy1394]

Did he ever get his coffee 😂

[@miamai8953]

Nope! He didn’t.

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Italiano is very beautiful.. Gracias profesor Dave... I'm from España..

[@dgrammarqueenstellauchechi1000]

I got AN A+ In Italian Language Thank You So much Professor Dave

[@Tryintobemi]

Okay, can we all just take a minute and recognize what it sound like its being said in that "conversation"? The part where he says, " Exams, work, my girlfriend can be f*cking crazy." lmao I seriously could not stop my self from laughing when I heard that.

[@andreazanolla783]

When you talk you can also avoid to use the adjective "buon" and say just "giorno" or "sera" or "notte" Then the phrase "come stanno" isn't wrong, but you'll never heard someone say that, rater "come state"; in the same way is better if you say "scusate signori" rather than "scusino signori"

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What an amazing material.

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When you watch his canal 3 years already and only know you find that he hass italian lessons that you desperatly need

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You're amazing P_Dave! Tell me you are still making videos ☹️i didn't see much new videos of you😢

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[@luzmartin9188]

You are the best! Italian y so close to Spanish. I’m learning English and Italian at the same time. I’ll define support you. Thank you for everything you do. Do you have the google slides that goes with these videos?

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Professor Dave u r good teaching I really appreciate to u sir

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amazin , would love to see more italian content

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bud i have an Italian playlist with 121 tutorials in it, check it out!

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Wow. This was such a great italian lesson! Instant subs! Grazie Mille!

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Prof. Dave I'm enjoying ❤

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My Thanks👍👏

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My god, i love this video, so interesting

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I really enjoyed this - thank you.

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Grazie professor

[@familiegnoe2439]

1:26 Buongiorno is one word!

[@AydinCandemir-f5z]

veery informational

[@elizabethsmith9757]

Mi piacciono i tuoi video. Sono chiari e facilmento comprensibili.

[@astrosessantuno]

Perfect pronunciation! I imagine Dave speaks Italian.

[@GeodesicBruh]

I'm Italian and for some reason the emphasis that you put in the word malissimo had me cracked up. It probably has to do with the funny extremely sad face. Great tutorials tho man.

[@7h698]

Does he have an accent?

[@andrearomano1035]

@@7h698 yes american accent.

[@Matt-es1wn]

Interesting 👍

[@ckmfunk]

Mi piace il tuo accento, troppo simpatico!

[@gregre99]

I’m currently sitting in my home in Cuneo, Italy and watched the whole video 😂😂

[@MrNoob-li5zr]

So hyped to speak italian

[@naiakenj2003]

5:08 scusino, signori Is that for group of men or it's for women and men? Is there any form for "you all" but more formal? For example, to say something to all your colleagues (women and men).

[@jeffrichied4521]

In the lesson, you say “Non ne parliamo” but in the example you add “nemmeno”. Why is nemmeno added? When I Google translate nemmeno, it says “neither”. Could you clarify? Thanks! And loving the videos!!

[@bubish694]

Generally "nemmeno" means "neither/not even (this or that)"; in this case "nemmeno" is added for negative emphasis and as written in the video it means just "not even". So for example: A) How are you? Come stai? B) Let's not talk about it! Non ne parliamo! A) How are you? Come stai? B) Let's not EVEN talk about it! Non ne parliamo NEMMENO!

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Italians are not pessimistic, just realistic 😌

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You teach Italian now? Oh my gosh, how much do you know professor Dave 😂

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He knows everything xD

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@@robertue1 He doesn't speak German

[@julian31007]

Question? Lei means she in Italian and Lui is he?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

yep

[@SINGINGuitar7]

Yeah I noticed that too, he put Lei but in the translation put sir lol

[@ramvilshbundela9764]

Sir if. I know how to speak Italian can I find job in Italy easily

[@BadWolfSilence]

3:14 I don’t understand, doesnt lei mean “she”?

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

when capitalized it's a more formal 2nd person pronoun

[@donca6391]

Mi piace molto questo video. Ma ho una bella domanda, come si dice in Italiano "I'm so happy to see you again". Grazie mille professore e continua così.

[@charginginprogresss]

"Sono molto felice di rivederti" (informal) "Felice di rivederla" (more formal)

[@hertert7710]

I've never heard people use "come stanno" and "scusino". "Come state" and "scusate" is what people say in those situations.

[@andrearomano1035]

come stanno it is also rarely used.

[@sahasavadmangkhaseum5455]

How about di molto?

[@bnsingh2329]

Italian is not as easy as it seems

[@RigoVids]

3:15 just to clarify, is the gender incorrect? You use both Lei and chiama, but have "sir" written as the translation. The italian sentence is talking to someone who is female, so sir would not apply in this case, it would be Miss, or "lady"

[@bubish694]

Nope, it's correct :) In Italian we have something called "dare del Lei" meaning, literally, "giving the She" to someone. It's a formal way of addressing someone older than you, someone you don't know, by referring to them in the 3rd person feminine. Same applies to Dave's example: "What's your name, sir?" in formal Italian becomes "(Lei) Signore, come si chiama?" and I'm putting the "she/lei" in parenthesis because in Italian you can omit specifying the subject, how a phrase is constructed and how the verbs are conjugated make the subject obvious - in this case saying "come si chiama" implies 3rd person.

[@saidyeomare8439]

How to say an elderly person I'm just greeting you. in Italian language? Grazie

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Can we say hola in spabish please riplay me thanks.

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[@Nivola1953]

after this most will have given up, but the best (worse) has yet to come, just wait for the verbs conjugation, even the Italians sometimes get it wrong. 🤭🤗

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Ueeee, l’unico a vedere la serie anche se italiano? 😂

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Im here for school

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[@AbeerPervaiz]

haha this was fun

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CALMA CALMA!

[@krystalskull]

As a German, I like sharing my misery :D

[@SuperManuzza]

Didn't you find a better and more appropriate image to represent sicilian than a "mafioso"? Shame on you!