How to use NE in Italian + partitivo (eng audio) // Italian for beginners

[@Minnie_Robbie]

Stefano is a great teacher

[@mickeqvist]

I would really like an advanced lesson about NE and I do like it when you do the videos in italian with english subtitles. That way I learn even more :-)

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie! Thank you for the support :)

[@enzoferrari2299]

Il prossimo video in italiano, per favore! Quelli video mi piaciono di più, ma capisco che i video in inglese sono importanti per i principianti. Saluti👋🏻

[@pascalwilloughby-petit5721]

with subtitles it could work yes

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie per la tua opinione!

[@satakapon3607]

Thank you so much you are the best

[@ritarobles4615]

In English, please. But I would also like to study the video in Italian because you speak very clearly, with great enunciation and you go at a good pace. Your explanations are given at a good pace. You are a very good teacher. God bless.

[@kathimeci5179]

Best explanation of ne I’ve seen in years of studying the Italian language. Grazie mille!

[@philipgilmore8541]

Great video. “Ne” is a bit difficult to wrap my head around. But, your explanations are always so clear and thoughtful. I understand a lot better now.

[@Javaman92]

I really like these lessons in English. I hope you do more of them.

[@sarenakseli5733]

Teacher Stefano, you are really great. I wish you spoke Italian all the time while teaching. It can be English subtitle as well. Many thanks.

[@teacherstefano]

Ciao! 95% of my content here is 100% in Italian!

[@sarahhoyle2180]

Since you asked, I can concentrate on the grammar lesson so much better if the audio is in English. When the audio is in English I absolutely love your grammar videos. For some reason my subtitles are always in Italian when you speak in Italian. I do think you are a great teacher!

[@teacherstefano]

Ciao Sarah! Thank you for your feedback. Just wanted to let you know that you can change the language of subtitles to English by clicking on the settings icon on the bottom right corner of the KZbin player and select English as language of the subtitles :)

[@224windsor]

I would love some more advanced uses of ne. Your explanations are excellent. Thank you.

[@luiscuellar597]

a better example would be to say that "I want every apple" instead of every appleS. Especially considering that in Italian, you could still say "ogni giorno" which is semantically the same as "every day" and they are both in singular noun form.

[@VINCENZOHOU]

Thank you for the explanation , I like it.

[@mybirds7095]

Tnx for your kind information It helped me a lot

[@ayatab7294]

yes we need the advanced lesson and thank you so much because your way of explaining is clear and made the thing easier

[@loisallen2242]

I would also like an advanced lesson about ne in italian. I really like your lessons and vlogs.

[@milsonspoint2061]

Please do the next Ne video in English. Thank you Stefano

[@northyorkshirelad11]

Mi piacerebbe molto una lezione avanzata su ‘NE’. Penso che preferirei che fosse in inglese. Le tue spiegazioni in inglese sono sempre eccellenti! Grazie!

[@Chicagospalla]

I video in inglese o in italiano? è lo stesso, sempre presentato chiaramente, in entrambe le lingue. Bravo Stefano!

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie mille!

[@mahya_polyglot]

I liked all the videos that I watched that’s all I can do to thank you for your great content

[@lc4365]

So helpful, grazie tanto!

[@Clareynet]

I love your videos, but when I’m learning about grammar rules I find that I learn a lot more if the audio is in English.

[@farrell5607]

Fantastico explanation!!

[@ErnieV76]

The “qualche mela” vs “every-day” 🤯 I already knew you use qualche with singular word, but never knew why. Thank you. 😃 But the NE explanation was..top. English explanations are best to grasp the meaning for English speakers. 👍🏼

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie mille!! 😍

[@andrewzbar8707]

Stefano, great teaching..it clarifies things for me... yes a more advanced Ne video would be great ..I know these are a lot of work.. I would find it easier in English but whatever suits you is more important...thanks so much your teaching style is exceptional

[@lilylovesitaly3932]

Please make the next lesson on the uses of “Ne” in English simply because my Italian is still beginner level. Your explanations are excellent in both Italian and English. Sometimes, I watched your lessons in Italian to improve my listening skills. You’re such a great teacher. Sei un fantastico insegnante. Grazie mille per le ottime spiegazioni.

[@antonioortolan7703]

Grazie mille. You are an excellent teacher.

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie!

[@sim6221]

Really nice, Thank you!

[@EmmanuelDumto]

Grazie mille! This lesson really helped me

[@mmmt9265]

Ciao Stefano, I came across a case where your explanation here did not apply. And I don't understand it. I am JUST being introduced to "ne" and wanted to understand it better. What you have explained in this video made perfect sense...but I could not apply it to this sentence for example: "Me ne vado a casa". There are no numbers here, and I don't understand why ne is used in this case. Thanks for your help in advance

[@bruin1989]

Questo video molto utile...grazie!

[@atlasmv]

Ottimo video!

[@bruceharding3843]

Salve Stefano, mi piacerebbe vedere un video in cui spieghi il "ne" in modo più avanzato. Grazie.

[@marthamedina8839]

Excellent, I love this channel. I hope I knew this channel before!!!

[@laurencehall2466]

" I hope I knew this channel before!!!" No, Martha. "I wish I knew (about) this channel before" 🙂

[@Lisa-uy4fv]

Keep up the great work. Veramente sto godendo i tuoi posts. Bravissimo 👍

[@robkatrinabianchi7449]

Vorrei un'altra lezione più avanzata di ne - in inglese per favore, allora capirò bene. Grazie!

[@luchiansalajan9105]

Caro Stefano puoi anche spiegare come devo usare quello “allo” dove l’hai usato quando hai fatto l’esempio con quante “mi piace “ hai ricevuto ALLO scorso video? Grazie mille

[@SobakaNevinovaka]

Could you explain what does NE mean in Confessa song by Adriano Celentano: “Che ne hai fatto del nostre bene”?

[@candibaldini6598]

Just found your videos-love them! Thank you:)

[@biancabernardo4545]

I love learning grammar but sometimes... holy moly hahaha it gets tricky - grazie mille per la spiegazione Stefano! E anche congratulazione per il tuo inglese!!! Un abbraccio di Brasile :)

[@teacherstefano]

Forza!! 🤛🏻

[@marilynbitonte3685]

I would love to see it in English. Thank you.

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie!

[@liudmilanedialkova7896]

You are the best!

[@GeoLi2]

I listened to your Italian videos too much that now when I heard you speak English it sounded sooo weird lol Like a completely different voice

[@pascalwilloughby-petit5721]

So well explained Stefano wow!!! You are amazing! I am a fan :D

[@samir_485]

Thank you for this video, Stefano. In the video about passato prossimo you mentioned that the verb never changes with avere; however, in this video in your examples it does change with ne ("ne ho mangiate due"). Is this an exeception?

[@nardodotsi9643]

I would love to hear it all in Italian.

[@teacherstefano]

Ciao! We have plenty of videos about NE in Italian on our channel. Head over our channel and then search for NE, you’ll find a lot of interesting videos 100% in Italian! :)

[@nardodotsi9643]

Gracias! Yo veré todos tus vídeos. Aprendo mejor enfocándome en un idioma, pero entiendo que tienes seguidores diversos; cada uno con sus preferencias. Eres excelente. Cuando yo sea grande quiero ser como tú. Todavía tengo 69 años. 😂

[@cupralua]

Ciao! Thanks for the video. I have a grammar book here that contradicts your guidance about agreement with past participles. Maybe the contradiction has to do with levels of formality (formal vs. informal speech)? Anyway, this grammar book says: "If _ne_ [...] accompanies expressions of quantity, there is normally no agreement with the past participle." >> Example: Quanto quadri hanno rubato? Ne hanno RUBATO tre. According to your video, it should be RUBATI, to agree with QUADRI. Can you help make sense of this contradiction? If I had to guess, I'd guess that invariable (non-agreeing) RUBATO in the above example would be more informal than RUBATI. Is that possible? Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@teacherstefano]

Ciao! The grammar book is just very very wrong! We always match the gender of the past participle with the noun replaced by NE when NE is referring to quantity and this does not have anything to do with formal/informal speech. Un abbraccio :)

[@cupralua]

@@teacherstefano Okay, thanks for that assertive answer. I checked with an Italian colleague who works with me as a Google linguist, from Pisa, and she agrees with you 🙂 Just so you know, the book I'm referring to is... _Da Capo: A Review Grammar,_ by Graziana Lazzarino (1979), page 130.

[@kenhunt4036]

love your channel; grammar should always be taught in the native language of the students, at least the basics and the more complicated aspects. Grammar is a technical aspect of language; why make student struggle with the technical components of a language they don't know. In parole povere, "ne" in English per cortesia. grazie

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie per il supporto!

[@maruftopader7121]

I never know that you speak English😊❤

[@thewoodypecker]

Question. "Non ne ho ricevuti abbastanza!". I had learned that the past participle does NOT change when used with 'avere'. In this case, why does 'ho ricevuto' change to 'ho ricevuti'? What am I missing? Help! :)

[@jaynstokes1987]

good video

[@jilliancamaro4320]

Io non sono avazata ma si mi piacerebbe guardare il prossimo video con Ne in italiano.

[@teacherstefano]

Va bene! Grazie per aver espresso la tua opinione! :)

[@anthonygalzarano8099]

My understanding is that the gender and number do not change in the passato prossimo when you use AVERE. Does using NE change that rule?

[@alexwinder9915]

yes, in sentences with ne and the pronomi diretti lo, la, li, le.

[@wiewiorka_ojoj]

Please the advance topic :)

[@DB-lm2il]

Bro do you teach classes via video chat...???????.. bc I need to learn italian......

[@teacherstefano]

I do but I am very busy at the moment! I might open some slots for group conversation classes soon though! Feel free to follow me on Instagram (@teacherstefano) for future updates :)

[@GerberAdare]

❤❤❤

[@gemmacelento]

English!

[@pascalwilloughby-petit5721]

Videos on Tempus ;O)

[@mariacanosa5032]

In spagnolo

[@gerrygimno]

explii cs gesti italiani per favori

[@gerrygimno]

is italian ne similar to french en l?1❤

[@fatjonnocka7248]

Dov'è la differenza tra poi e quindi?

[@raydiprimio6213]

English

[@miriamzaga2861]

Spanish

[@gchelem]

The position of the pronoun NE is important. The reason why you do the agreement is because the pronoun is placed before the auxiliary. You say ho letto tre libri but you say ne ho letti tre.

[@elvirabecerra6232]

In English, please!