Italian Lessons: 2 - Things Around The Kitchen

This was an early video of ours. We plan to redo this topic soon. Though Americans love the classic Italian/English accent, we have chosen to to use this character in future videos. That way those wanting to hear proper English, as it is spoken in California, will be able to do so.
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[@Rhonda9]

Giuseppe helps with the kitchen stuff. So much to remember! Thank you! This does help!

[@ItalianLessons101]

True. Someone pointed that out to me earlier. Eventually we are going to remake this lesson. It's be more like the newer videos that we've produced. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@danceteachersince73]

Grazie per queste lezioni. I am learning Italian, now, using Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone, but these little lessons are a huge help. God bless you.

[@inluminary]

...that was funny with the frying pan...I look forward to watching more of your videos...this is a very nice thing you have done for the people.

[@alexsebas]

the best place during my trip to Europe was Italy...with spanish as my first languaje it was so easy to communicate with italians, I felt in love with this languaje.

[@lorycalvia6171]

I'm italian! I'm from Sardinia. You're english is very nice. All your works are correct

[@ItalianLessons101]

-Mi piace molto- Grazie. Thanks for watching :D

[@ItalianLessons101]

@DancingOrDied We will soon be making a better version of "Things Around The Kitchen". This was one of our first vids, and we really had no clue what direction we wanted to go. Thanks for watching.

[@fvelen]

I love these videos and of course will watch more of them! They're really funny and useful, thanks for making them! :)

[@ItalianLessons101]

@lalyb1 This was an early video. It was a character. Italian accents are much loved in the United States. We plan on redoing this topic soon. Thanks for watching.

[@rubyxcube3]

Oh my goodness, I loved the first video! It was the most entertaining way to learn! That "thanks a thousand" was hilarious! I'm sorry if others made fun n you turned comments off. I'm just do glad I found this program! It all has been great and entertaining also. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@VandaVisions]

Great teacher! Very easy to understand. Thank you!

[@berlinhome1]

ha ha!! very funny! good job, I like this kind of home made stuff and come on people, a little bit of humor and take it easy!

[@BunxBunstudios14]

I love your videos! reminds me of my childhood ^^ I like watching things like these. :) makes me happy

[@ItalianLessons101]

Good to know. We hope to update this lesson soon and it's good to have the current words and phrases. Grazie tante

[@ItalianLessons101]

@Microsievert If you took the time to read the disclaimer, you'd understand that this was one of our early videos. When we started, we had no idea what direction we were going to take. Some people have suggested that we remove it from KZbin, but I prefer to leave it up. It's just what it is...

[@GordonFreeman70]

Nice, good thing us Englishmen have a good ear for Italian.

[@ItalianLessons101]

@divine6699 We're glad our videos have helped. thanks for watching.

[@Stefanogam]

CIAO JOSEPH! Great video as always!!!! ^_^ Thanks for the lesson...GRAZIE PER LA LEZIONE!!! :) Stefano

[@jessithebee]

much better than the first:) and I like the setting! good job!

[@user-nq2ik9ku4z]

Very good. I like, that he explains. grazie.

[@bowlingballout]

I'll take that as a compliment. Grazie mille

[@Fagnozzo]

Here in Italy we consider pizza an Italian food: Pizza has a long history. The first written attestation of the word "pizza" dates back to 997, in a Latin document ;)

[@noypok]

i love how to pronounce the itallian accent with you am fallowing with!its great fun! thanks!amicuino,i mean amico!hahahahaha jerome :-D

[@aldoxyzable]

I lub this vid my friends,thank you for share it with us!

[@noypok]

am planning to have my winter in italy!so i guessed its the best time to lear italian hahahaha! cheers Mr Joe Jerome :-D

[@bruttomucco]

Hi Giuseppe. I think that your 'crema' is 'panna' in Italian: panna: fat part of milk (in english, cream) crema: milk, sugar, eggs, floor (in english cream too). PS - you've perfectly understood the best way to use the padella in Italy :D

[@rottweilerexpress]

Dont mind the comments sir...you are helping people like me who have zero italian speaking skills.

[@andrerockmetal]

Non ci sono errori in questo video ;-) Saluti dall'Italia :-)

[@sh4r0nZ]

yay thanks for these lessons :D

[@youtubbest]

In Italy we often do not say "caffettiera" but "macchinetta del caffè"

[@ItalianLessons101]

Yeah, this was done in my kitchen and the green screen lighting is so inconsistent there. Gotta love that I use a green screen in the kitchen to then add a kitchen as my background. =D

[@hallbe]

Just so you know.... I google searhed both kitchens as images on Google and came up with quite a few! So I'll look forward to Italian lessons in thier kitchens! =)

[@MsPollygraph]

I don't mind the accent. It's a useful video. Short but sweet. Grazie.

[@proofisinthepudding]

Thanks for the lesson!:)

[@kofmum9632]

Molten bene. Grazie mille.

[@ItalianLessons101]

@xXMarco89Xx Thanks for your comment. Our newer videos are a bit more helpful. Plus our videos help those that want to learn English (not this video since I was acting as a character). Thanks for watching.

[@lisacole690]

ooo, italian lessons, very nice :) ... xoxo

[@soccerruben1]

wow this is great and u know this language is similar to spanish right well thank you and grazie tante!

[@RichardHannam]

La bella lingua...eccelente e meraviglioso per tutti!!! Ciao bello.

[@karlozfox]

@Tyuzza it depends if the cream is "sweat" (dulce) for a desert like cakes.

[@TheDarkMitzuki]

hahahaha! I enjoy your videos very much

[@Megalala101]

amazing :)

[@hallbe]

Nice kitchen! But you were really green around the gills!! ;-)

[@Foaman]

Ah, dude. Your lessons are the best. Where can I donate?

[@mrsbowlingballout]

Your good !!!!!!!!

[@Inky261]

good 5* thank you

[@stmlw]

cool, nice language!!

[@youtubbest]

Veri Nais :-D

[@jiojio83]

@Tyuzza giusto/right! the english for italian "crema" is "custard"

[@bowlingballout]

That's right... mi ricordo adesso - panna montata is whipped cream- makes sense now. Thanks for the correction :-)

[@pateju]

I love it. me piage molto lol dunno how to write it thanks

[@youtubbest]

@FedeLoddo90 è certamente una caffettiera, non ho mai detto che era sbagliato, ho solo detto che si dice nel linguaggio parlato semplicemente "macchinetta".

[@ItalianLessons101]

We have a video in mind... any words we shouldn't leave out?

[@youtubbest]

non ho detto che non si dice caffettiera, dico solo che nel linguaggio parlato (di tutti i giorni) è più comune dire: "passami la macchinetta", poi chiaramente si dice anche, ma un po' meno spesso: moka o caffettiera.

[@HenkJanBakker]

Grazie per the nuove words. ;^)

[@Quorthon1985]

some are maybe too harsh, but "vaffanculo!", "porca puttana" or "mortacci" are just classics :D

[@inhumanhyena]

from what I've read it was invented in Naples and exported through immigration. The oldest pizzeria exist in Naples till.

[@francescookei3785]

ahahah man you are funny=== sei buffo!! =)

[@susannazan]

che ridere! Il tamarro in canottiera, vero stereotipo dell'italiano!!

[@bowlingballout]

@przewrocony456 We plan to remake this My wife doesn't think I'm... or at least that's what she says publicly

[@Corgifunni]

@Tyuzza both of them means cream, crema is not another thing

[@FedeLoddo90]

@youtubbest quella nel video è una caffettiera, la macchinetta del caffè è un altra cosa, se è per questo la si potrebbe anche chiamare "moka" :/ forse dipende dalle zone d'italia

[@danaputra2180]

I see a lot of people keep on speaking about Recelangue Method (google search it). But Im not sure if it is good. Have you ever tried this popular learning language program?

[@ThePalissandro]

se questo è italiano io sono Keniano.....

[@spicci91]

mi piace molto :B

[@FedeLoddo90]

@ItalianLessons101 no no, it's good to say "caffettiera" too... it depends on the thing... the object in the video is a caffettiera! maybe it depends on the place in italy...

[@Quorthon1985]

you should teach some bad words, we're masters in them xD

[@Gennaropeuceta]

Ciao ,di che zona dell'Italia sei originario??

[@DancingOrDied]

grazie for teaching! i wish it was slower@@

[@italiaveg90]

@ItalianLessons101 mi piace molto... bt u say it well

[@speromnelfuturo]

i'm wondering if it's so difficult for non italian speakers to say words with double consonants

[@ItalianLessons101]

German? Davvero? Hmmm.... One time we are going to make a video with people trying to "learn" italian with my version of foreign accents. You'll love my French/Italian and Texas/Italian the best. XD

[@ItalianLessons101]

Naw, It just allows more silliness and variety. I need to find Emeril's or Rachael Ray's kitchen for a future vidoe. :-)

[@fionajojo16]

@duranantonio27 No he is a good teacher. I like him.

[@ItalianLessons101]

@maiololuca Really? Uh oh... :D

[@aldoxyzable]

I speak THE english very well. :-)))

[@parigiocara1]

Quello che chiami piatto mi sembra di più un vassoio ;o)

[@bruttomucco]

Ah, povero Antonio Vivaldi :D

[@gaetano_85]

Perche' ti sei messo una cannottiera?

[@BLPdevelopment]

@meramrmr2008 where's the C's tail ?! - sacré bleu

[@ayyyar]

@youtubbest se è per quello si chiama anche moka!!! (or we can say moka.....)

[@rayhanuddin9139]

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[@ElianaTortorici]

@xXMarco89Xx yeah hah !! :) è karino vedere qst video !

[@perseo2]

@Fagnozzo non è che la consideriamo..la pizza è italiana!!

[@perseo2]

@tennormann vabè ke c entra??? la pizza è stata fatta a napoli il pomodoro è americano è vero ma nn vuol dire ke la pizza sia americana..se è stata fatta in italia!! allora anke ji spaghetti al pomodoro sono messicani ecc ecc.. la lavorazione in quel modo da creare la pizza è stata fatta a napoli..la pizza è quindi al 100% italiana..napoletana!

[@ayyyar]

that cheese is not pecorino is parmigiano!! ; )

[@boyduke]

just one thing about lesson 7: va caca is not italian, the right expression is "vai a cagare" and it means litteraly "go to poo", only the context is right :)

[@bruttomucco]

I'm a real pain in the arse*, i know :D *rompicoglioni (i'm teaching you the worst italian cool phrases).

[@Tyuzza]

ehm..."cream" in italian is "panna", "crema" is another thing.

[@cubemokus]

omg. hungarian flag in the background...

[@Antonyyyo]

:-D

[@Moobydick]

pronuncia proprio italianissima eh..

[@lovedommen]

grazi

[@davidtheguitarman]

a 1:43 sembra sardo

[@HenkJanBakker]

Hey you did it in italian...wel, at least two words. No thunmbs down from me. ;^)

[@pietromessina4081]

Il thumbs down te lo metto per l'inglese...WELL doppia l

[@bowlingballout]

Figures you'd say something intelligent like that...

[@Darkettosa]

Ma è sbagliato indicarli con l'articolo indeterminativo! Se dico UN piatto allora è A plate! Se dico IL piatto allora è solo plate...

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Thanks but please please that annoying music throughout the entire video gets really irritating. There is no reason for that bass blop blop blop going on constantly in the background.

[@Twitokio1994]

teacher,you say so fast.I can't follow.mi dispiace.I hope I can learn italian well before 18.