How to Make Italian Sentences - Building Sentences in Italian for Beginners (Simple!)

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Something that can be difficult for many new Italian language speakers is building sentences. As you can probably imagine, this makes it more difficult to become a fluent speaker. To make things easier, I decided to put together this video going over how to make Italian sentences! Watch this video and learn how to go about building sentences in Italian for beginners! Begin making sentences in Italian that are simple in nature so you can become more fluent in the Italian language! Here's how to make Italian sentences for beginners!
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[@cassandratessendorf8636]

I've been studying in Italy for 2 months now and no one has explained the sentence structure to me and I almost cried from happiness because now I feel like I can talk to people it Italian and not be nervous about it. Ive told all the other American exchange students about this video and they all have said its helped them. Thank you so much!

[@haruhi2815]

hi, this comment was 3 years ago... are u fluent in italian now? what was your method of memorizing the italian vocabulary? hope u respond :)))

[@NnennaGilbert]

GOD BLESS THE DAY I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!!!

[@yelkyawko9116]

GlambyNinaGilbert Yes, Thanks alot to this teacher !

[@LordPrutsikas]

best teacher ever

[@italymadeeasy]

Thanks to you, Lord Prutsikas!

[@RedInferno112]

L'italiano e una lingua bella.

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, RedInferno112!

[@suecann3544]

Brilliant explanation, especially about sentences begining with a question word. Your videos are the best and are easy to understand....love your teaching style and approach - thank you so much ! (your english is absolutely faultless !)

[@N_4DDD]

G'Day , Ciao As an Australian 🇦🇺 speaker of Greek🇬🇷 , Japanese 🇯🇵,German 🇩🇪, Arabic 🇪🇬 and Sinhala 🇱🇰. You explain Italian sentence structure very well . I see similarities between Italian and the languages that I speak in regards to grammar and sentence structure . I am teaching myself Italian as my daughter is studying Italian at high school and I want to help her . Plus I'm lucky enough to have Italian boyfriend to practice my Italian with. Thank you . Grazie mille 😊

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, NaDya FoRd!

[@Westonpierce34]

Ciao! I've just started studying Italian a few days ago and I'm taking my time learning just common words using an app called "Memrise" and it really helps you throughout you experience and will even have you review if it feels like you're forgetting something. With that being said, I have a hard time figuring out how to form sentences. Like I know some like "come ti chiami?" or "sto molto bene" but it's just challenging for me. Any tips on how I could learn sentence structure for Italian?

[@italymadeeasy]

Hey Mike! The problem is that Memrise, Duolingo and the like are really only good for vocabulary. Best way to master the structure is to (1) study the grammar - quickly, (2) read and analyse a lot of texts in Italian and (3) speak with native speakers as much as you can! In bocca al lupo!

[@nadinemunoz9519]

Mike West memrise is a wonderful app! I have learned so much using it. I dont study the language only use memrise and I have finished Duolingo and I can all ready keep a pretty good conversation

[@nadinemunoz9519]

Mike West although manu is right in order to learn well best way is to speak with natives! I also used the app Hellotalk. try it out :) its a language exchange app

[@JoeesJewelry]

Grazie mille, Manu per un alto grande lezione!

[@italymadeeasy]

prego Joee!

[@yalikejaz3025]

Am I the only one here for the maneskins???

[@patrickjohn1794]

sir i cannot find the PDF file on your website. please help me send me a link if possible. grazie.

[@KarlaGonzalez-he9lh]

Thank you so much for the class even though it was long or short I still learned a lot Grazie

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, Diana Gonzalez!

[@iaquinta89]

That was gold! Been using aps for months to help learn but the simple explanation of SVO and QW + Verb + The Rest has never been mention. Grazie mille!

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie per il tuo feedback!

[@honeybaker4818]

*Begins in Italian* Me: Confused screaming

[@italymadeeasy]

😂

[@sherriefritsch5219]

Grazie mille Manu, Sono contentissima per vedere questo video. La parte delle parole di domanda è molto utile. Non sono sicura come stavo dicendo quelle ma adesso starò attenta!

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, Sherrie Fritsch!

[@saharagomezpestana2570]

it's so very interesting to be a spanish native speaker and watch your videos, understanding italian from an english perspective makes me work twice as hard cuz i'm comparing 3 languages at once, believe it or not i have improved my english and spanish doing this hahahaha! so thank you very much! Ho una domanda Manu, quanti lingue parli adesso? Adiós y muchísimas gracias!

[@haruhi2815]

Hye there! may I ask your language learning tip or your method of memorizing vocabulary of a certain language? your response would mean so much

[@TejenderPrasad]

I'm new to Your Channel and I m loving it . Grazie Mille Fratello

[@italymadeeasy]

Thanks to you, Tejender Prasad!

[@heatherperleberg7816]

Im so proud i could understand some of the things he said at the beginning

[@italymadeeasy]

Brava! 😊

[@Littleangel47]

I have started learning Italian and have been wanting to learn about the sentence structure. This video helped me so much. Thank you. I will be subscribing to your channel and to the membership as well. I hopefully will be able to move to Italy next year to work and live.

[@ahmeddunbar386]

I am following you till death(on all social network) you taught me a lot more again now I am able to construct Italian sentence and questions.. 💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥

[@jaxcipher4111]

thank you for these kids.I've watched all of them and have learned alot ,but I wish I could learn from you personally (like a teacher).Ps:I know how long it takes to make these videos :)

[@jerrehcaptain4238]

hey manu i really learn lot from your lession an thanks for thta

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille, Jerreh Captain! Happy to be helping!

[@taemingoethe1519]

This is so amazing, and so helpful too XD thank you so much

[@cr612]

You're the best! currently takimg an intensive program in perugia and my final is giovedi! These videos help me break down everything i have learned. THANK YOU!

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille, Christina! Happy to be helping!

[@monicaultra5612]

Si potrebbe dire "NON MI AMA ALEX" ? Does it follow the S-V-O formula?

[@DBGabriele]

Non mi ama, Alex. Sì, ma non è così usato. Yes, it works. But it is less common.

[@klaudia2141]

This was so super useful! Thank you :)

[@RedInferno112]

Ciao Manu :) Grazie mille per il video!

[@italymadeeasy]

Thanks to you, RedInferno112!

[@dorenebonafilia522]

Grazie!

[@tedwardtre4318]

Ciao, this video has confused me a little. If anyone can help then let me know Di che parla questo libro? = this book talk about? Di che libro parla? = what does this book talk about? Quanto pane vuoi? How much bread do you want? Here the verb is not straight after the question word. Maybe if there is a preposition, you have to put the noun at the end? Help me!

[@tedwardtre4318]

What does this book talk about?*

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao Tedward. Please consider "Di che parla questo libro?" = "What does this book talk about?" BUT "Di che libro parla?" = "What book is he talking about?😉

[@annedodd5888]

Grazie. Could you do this type of explanation for “ fammelo” “farmi””. fargli ? I need clarity from Manu!!

[@lex8459]

Is it possible to translate english to Italian word by word? Because what I am doing right now is I am memorizing lots of words and will try to construct them all later. Now the sentence construction confuses me.

[@ganeshram2437]

You said Question word should come first. Di dove è?(where are you from?) But here QW comes second why? or that sentence is wrong? #AskManu

[@ThePassingVoid]

For questions do they structure it like in Spanish? Example: Is it red the car? (¿es rojo el carro?)

[@eyeofserpent6662]

Manu!!! You are the man! I begin to learn Italian thanks to you. Teşekkürler... :))

[@PaulaWordCrafts]

Thank you! This is very helpful!

[@italymadeeasy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vickidvorak5819]

Grazie. So helpful! QW first. Who knew! Now I do!

[@popinschuli]

I don't understand what you say at minut 0:28 , the first phrase

[@italymadeeasy]

"Ciao ragazzi, bentornati! Posso togliere gli occhiali perché non li uso, non mi servono..."

[@4ravijalverma]

bene!!! i love your italian accent. wish i could speak like that.

[@mutasemmohammed9571]

Une leziene é bellissima!

[@RedInferno112]

Primo :P

[@jonelininfant5597]

boungiorno sir!!!!

[@raminrouen]

Speaking and making a sentence is my problem and I often get shy to talk. Your video is very helpful and easy to understand. Grazie Mille!!!

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@me-starnoni5584]

Grazie tantissimo Manu. Sono grato per questo

[@firstlady4895]

Hello am new here and i enjoy your teach

[@italymadeeasy]

Welcome! 😊

[@christine9997]

I'm an Egyptian who's using English to learn Italian. Your videos are really amazing and helpful. I would love to hear some advice on how to learn it better or what I should do besides these videos.

[@italymadeeasy]

Don't hesitate to take a look at our KZbin channel and our web site 😉 www.italymadeeasy.com/

[@silverbwoy9525]

Grazie mille manu..., sono felice.

[@dolcesunset9466]

Big love from Indonesia 🥂❤

[@ginzod]

Qual è il modo migliore per imparare l'italiano? Hai qualche suggerimento? si fa un sacco sulla lingua

[@italymadeeasy]

guarda la playlist "how to learn a language". E' un buon punto di partenza!

[@misbahzar7044]

Grazie .I am your new subscriber.Easy to learn 🙃

[@italymadeeasy]

Welcome! I hope you'll enjoy the channel! 😊

[@gerbil7red327]

umm sad isnt a verb though

[@laurettascalzo5932]

Wonderful, Al solito

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@wormsquish]

Sei veramente forte, Manu. Spieghi le cose in un modo così chiaro.

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie Gloria, è sempre un piacere leggere commenti come i tuoi. Grazie perché mi segui assiduamente! Un caro saluto

[@Waarmdal]

Molto grazie, Manu!

[@DonDon-uz4rb]

Good teacher

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, Abdoulie Sillah!

[@FastestSal]

👋

[@layanalaqeely4370]

You are really good Teache!!! Thank you very very much

[@douglaslibraiz]

In Brazil we would say: "`Perché Maria è triste?" instead of "Perché è triste Maria?". Is it also correct? Because I would prefer using the first one! hahaha

[@Sethoshini95]

it feels pretty weird that you want to specify the name... i would just ask "Perchè è triste?" I mean... you are already talking about her, so it's pretty obvious who you are talking about. That said... tecnically the first one is incorrect and it feels strange, but if you like it you can use it. As i said, that's not the weirdest part of the question

[@douglaslibraiz]

In Brazil (I'm Brazilian) it is normal to use the first one (Por que Maria é triste?), but in Italian it seems that the subject goes at the end in this case (Perché è triste Maria?). I reaffirm that in Portuguese the first structure is correct, that's why I asked Manu about the position of Maria in the sentence! :-)

[@Sethoshini95]

douglaslibraiz technically speaking they are both correct. it's just something that is not used and feels extremly weird, pretty much like "thy" in english

[@douglaslibraiz]

Yeah! It makes sense! As to the "thy" word, I just heard it in Irish english! Since I'm used to the american english, the first time I heard it, it sounded very archaic to me! ahahaha

[@fodaykamara520]

Good teacher ever

[@nailyamac]

Who is Alex?

[@danielwong1560]

Excellent teacher!

[@kimzeck9827]

Excellento! Grazie mille 🌻

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@achlabachla]

Bellisimo

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@olefaulukitchen9376]

Getting clearer each day, Grazie

[@italymadeeasy]

💪🥰

[@genYC]

Eccellente, Manu.

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille!

[@gainwithme1]

Teacher how can I learn Italian fast and easy

[@italymadeeasy]

Casqalani Axmed, become a member of Italy Made Easy Academy: academy.italymadeeasy.com Spero di vederti là presto! 😉

[@misschamby7606]

Keep up the good work! :D

[@italymadeeasy]

Thanks to you, MissChamby!