Italian accents and stress on words - Italian pronunciation

[@ZzXZ636]

Best explanation. !

[@italianlanguagehub]

Grazie! 😀

[@Qualia-m2x]

i didn't know Uma Thurman was an Italian teacher. thank you! :)))

[@italianlanguagehub]

Oh wow Uma Thurman!!! 🥰

[@레미어멈]

1:29 1:31 1:34 1:41 1:54

[@italianlanguagehub]

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[@DenisCharette-k5w]

Giulia, sono confuso a proposito di ``sè``, di ``sé``, di ``sè stesso`` e di ``sé stesso``. Quali esistono? Qual è la pronuncia della ``e``? (Spero che la pronuncia della ``e`` con l`accento grave sia sempre aperta, e con l`accento acuto sempre chiusa)

[@italianlanguagehub]

Ciao! In questo caso troverai diversi modi di pronunciare la E in quando a livello regionale questa lettera tende a cambiare pronuncia. Non stressarti troppo in merito. Se vuoi la pronuncia corretta ufficiale della "Accademia della Crusca" dovresti pronunciare "sé stesso". Ti lascio questo link dove troverai altre informazioni utili in merito a questo argomento. accademiadellacrusca.it/it/consulenza/accentazione-del-pronome-s%C3%A9-stesso/166#:~:text=Il%20pronome%20tonico%20riflessivo%20singolare,il%20fonema%20anteriore%20o%20palatale

[@rajb5595]

I am not learning Italian , but i come back here to watch and hear you teaching that language. I dont know why .

[@dfha797]

Bruh

[@hikerinpam33]

You are absolutely wonderful

[@italianlanguagehub]

Too kind 😊 grazie!

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Buongiorno Giulia. perché caffè accento grave accento acuto già papà lunedì cioè

[@medicatedsquirrel420]

this video has been a lifesaver ! grazie !😊

[@italianlanguagehub]

Prego! Thank you for your comment! Very happy to help! 😊

[@sschank1]

Are there any hints on how to identify that a word is stressed on the third-to-last syllable? If I see "tavola", how can I know that it's "tAvola" and not "tavOla"?

[@italianlanguagehub]

Ciao! Unfortunately I don’t have a trick for you! From experience with my students what helps the most is listening to a mother tongue person speaking! Your brain will pick up the sound a lot faster then studying the words by heart or looking them up in the dictionary! ☺️

[@secretariatgirl4249]

I'm confused about "mia" at the end of name...translators say one thing but may it's not right. Or is it an exception. IE: Lalumia versus La Lumia. Please help!!!

[@italianlanguagehub]

Ciao! It depends on the number of syllables. Scimmia will have an accent on the first i: /scìm·mia/ (2 syllables) - same with the word mummia /mùm·mia/ (2 syllables) . If you are talking about Lumia (meaning "limetta"... not very common word) the accent falls like this: /lu·mì·a/ (the word has 3 syllables). The general rule is that the accent falls on the second to last syllable. Obviously you will have some exceptions... also look at the word Accademia: /ac·ca·dè·mia/. It ends with mia but the accents falls on the second to last syllable. Hope this helps. ciao!

[@JayDMacG3]

This video is very helpful, but your t-shirt misspelled Leaning Tower of Pisa.

[@italianlanguagehub]

hihihi! :) I will need to find myself a t-shirt with a real leaning tower! LOL! :) It would be more appropriate! :)

[@kotydragon]

Thank you so much!

[@italianlanguagehub]

Prego! ☺️