Learn Italian With Assassins Creed

I do not own any of the content in this video.
Just a collection of clips from the Ezio Collection with subtitles of the Italian that is spoken in the game.

[@darthva31]

One thing is consistent in the AC franchise: You get to swear in other languages.

[@jmdr7522]

nek!

[@scape8yearsago487]

@@jmdr7522 stronzo

[@hjmoro9841]

malaka

[@bryanescalante2871]

Malaká hes right!!!

[@Kostas_epic_gamer]

Merda

[@PeachDragon_]

Ezio: is italian Still ezio: speaks italian like dracula

[@rainbowphoenix1686]

LOL

[@esterfranzoi2498]

As an Italian, listening to characters talking is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard. Fun fact: the Italian version of the game doesn’t have all of this swear words, they had to cut them

[@max7443]

Non ci avevo fatto caso

[@raf015_2]

E se solo avessero scelto un doppiatore con un timbro un pochino più cupo per Ezio il doppiaggio italiano sarebbe stato migliore. Novara è bravo ma non ha il pitch giusto per confrontarsi con Roger Craig Smith. Con AC1 invece avevano fatto centro: Paolo De Santis è un Altaïr incredibile, ha lo stesso timbro e la stessa intonazione di Philip Shabaz.

[@henrikanchelia64]

What??? why on earth would they do that??? such a shame...

[@esterfranzoi2498]

@@henrikanchelia64 No clue. My gues is that since many Italians are quite religious, many of these curses could actually have been seen as blasphemy, which is taken very seriously here (up until 1999 saying blasphemies in public was illegal, now is frowned upon and if it is a disturbance to others you could get sanctioned). I may be wrong, I'm not sure. Hearing them with an English accent is so much funnier to me though

[@Giuseppegranata7067]

I'm an italian and let me tell you; Ezio felt like a Russian, his uncle like a French, and the woman like a Spanish, there wasn't anybody Who actually felt in place. Except Leonardo da Vinci.

[@roboticceltic2388]

No, no, no he actually sounds *Greek.* I am a native Greek speaker. He sounds *Slavo-Mediterrenean.*

[@capybara9521]

Thank

[@gabrypagus]

A me Ezio pare Antonio Banderas ahahah, (I think Ezio sounds like Antonio Banderas)

[@williamcastillo1775]

I am Argentine and some games with Latin American characters are only actors from the United States with a bad accent

[@danielespagnuolo212]

CANE ROG NOSO

[@asahel980]

what word I learned while playing assassins creed? Italian - cazzo greek- malaka

[@alexaurum913]

Really? Didn't know there was an AC in Greece... There was this game in 2018 that was in Greece but that had nothing to do with Assassins Creed... Are you sure you're not confusing it with some other game? 🤔

[@nicolep.6516]

@@alexaurum913 no, there is in fact an AC game about ancient Greece called Odyssey.

[@REALLYrandomforya]

@@nicolep.6516 oK

[@danielcastro5653]

Egyptian- Nek

[@reke9942]

@@nicolep.6516 You feel into his trap card, off to the shadow realm with you.

[@Revelth]

Learn italian with assassins creed: "settings" "change language" "italian"

[@Revelth]

@Maikol Presti guarda che anche io sono italiano🤨

[@heterlook9798]

@Zachary Erickson registered on my channel

[@heterlook9798]

@Maikol Presti inscritti su mio canale

[@heterlook9798]

@Maikol Presti perché nn ti inscritti su mio canale

[@heterlook9798]

@Zachary Erickson registered on my channel

[@mariolaghezza241]

this Italian sound like an Albanian guy who speak Italian

[@schooltips5973]

You bastard= qfisha ropt

[@Antonio-zi7sw]

Er supremo

[@prod_revo]

Si ahahahha

[@reen6904]

shisha rop

[@surfboarding5058]

Irrelevant still 😂😂Sounds epic

[@minhnguyen5888]

The title should be "Learn how to swear in Italian with Assassin's Creed"

[@samwincester3379]

almost everything is wrong with traductions/language

[@lorenzobencic9612]

Almost every word is spelled wrong (as an Italian)

[@damn_jaz9895]

*in russian,that's not italian

[@GreenTrapped]

@@damn_jaz9895 that's an accent. Not russian language.

[@zoebrugg7594]

True!

[@ninau7569]

I chose Italian as my major at uni purely because I was in love with the games. I didn’t know anything about Italy before playing the game and I was completely mesmerised by it. I couldn’t wait for the characters to slip another italian word which I would write on a piece of paper and keep at my desk. Now basically everything I do in life has something to do with Italian. I’m doing my master’s degree, I’m also teaching Italian and I met my best friend in Italy. It’s crazy to think that a videogame has changed my life.

[@deckardshaw6696]

This should be the function of games. I'm glad you appreciate our country and our language

[@stephenthedude4383]

That's awesome

[@Kup32]

My major is Art History but my minor is Italian. I was heavily interested in Italien Renaissance Art and Leonardo Da Vinci of course. Assassin's Creed 2 made major impact on my decisions. I was in Florence a few days ago for the first time. I was mesmerized by the city. Especially when you start recognizing places from the games. I'm currently looking for a way to live there for a few months at first and who knows what happens afterwards. Assassin's Creed 2 is a very special game.

[@AngelinaSkylove_719]

Congratulazioni a te. E beh, se i film possono cambiare le vita di ognuno da qualunque modo anche invece i videogiochi può fate la stessa.

[@nathan8750]

that's amazing! congratulations on getting your degree :) so nice to see the impact Ezio's story has

[@raziel6304]

They spoke A LOT of Italian here. Meanwhile in Odyssey "HAHAHAH MALAKAS MALAKAS CHAIRE MALAKAS MALAKES HAHAHA"

[@KlavierMenn]

Apparently, the 'translation software' in the animus was broken in ac2, and thus, couldn't translate some of the dialogues. It was fixed a bit before Revelations tho.

[@rakash4118]

@@KlavierMenn yea nice excuse for the lazy ass of ubisoft to take it easier with the research and preparations in regards to the language spoken wherever the action takes place.

[@zaless98c58]

Now in Valhalla: SKAL SKAL SKAL SKAL. Jeez.

[@doryaman]

@@zaless98c58 Skal, hugr, draugr, seidr.

[@PeachDragon_]

To be fair Odyssey uses ancient Greek from my knowledge

[@khoabelike5361]

I trust only knowing one word is cazzo

[@TheHiddenOne426]

Hahaha, lol. XD

[@ibrahimismail7881]

ofc

[@heterlook9798]

@@ibrahimismail7881 write on my channel

[@heterlook9798]

write on my channel

[@heterlook9798]

write on my channel

[@jackkelso4611]

I see some people here thinking the cringe accent was the one they had back in the 1500's. Absolutely not, naturally Italian wasn't as developed as it is today but these are non-Italians voice actors speaking Italian and of course the accents shown in this video are horrific and cringe to Italians. They, indeed, sound like Romanians/Albanians speaking Italian, like someone already said.

[@Pushtiu]

I'm a Romanian boy, learning italian. I can assure you, I sound nothing like that

[@johnnythemountain7970]

Fun fact Italian didn't exist as language at that time, there was dialects

[@switchstatement568]

@@johnnythemountain7970 Of course, but the guy above is right though, the Italian language came from the dialect of "Tuscany", and aside from that, the fact that people don't understand they're just English dubbers trying to read badly written Italian phrases is very cringe

[@stevenlohja6807]

@@Pushtiu I'm an Albanian boy, who speaks perfectly Albanian and Italian and I don't sound nothing like that. Maybe the only thing I'm proud of is that I can speak Italian MOOOOOOLTO meglio dell'89% degli italiani che non sanno la differenza tra ce/c'è e a/ha. Ovviamente sono nato qui e vivo ancora qui attualmente.

[@Vale.franco]

@@stevenlohja6807 ahahahahah, questo è vero.

[@romturino]

I started to learn Italian language from this game...Grazie, Ezio)

[@frankoskeleta]

Me too amiko

[@TheHiddenOne426]

Me too.

[@619KJ]

Same amico

[@heterlook9798]

@@TheHiddenOne426 scriviti su mio canale

[@heterlook9798]

@@frankoskeleta write on my channel

[@L1L0]

I tried learning french with Unity but all I learnt was bloody ENGLISH

[@Fabi_045]

Well, better than nothing 😆

[@Ryosuke1208]

There is more french in Black Flag than in unity 😂

[@paleriderpalehorse55]

@@Ryosuke1208 And in Rogue, Liberation, AC3 and BROTHERHOOD of all games.

[@dovahcici1370]

Unity is a disaster in that department even their French accent is.... oh mon dieu

[@yaisjmoesliman6145]

facts my guy

[@CandleTora]

Out of all people, the one that talks perfect Italian is Leonardo How fitting

[@ledues3336]

I'd say Caterina Sforza had some of the most convincing lines

[@Emanuele_Polisena]

Caterina is very good too. Was her voice actor Italian?

[@natsu897]

I am Italian and I loved this game The best ac in history A greeting to all those who have known my country and my culture with this game❤️❤️🇮🇹

[@torre1451]

And thank you for not being a total d*** about the poor Italian accents like everyone else claiming to be Italian ☺️

[@deckardshaw6696]

@@torre1451 Honestly, these accents are ridiculous. I agree with him, but you have to understand that for an Italian hearing strangers speaking Italian like this is funny 🤣

[@raidernation2163]

​@@deckardshaw6696damn I get why Ezio voice actor isn't a native speaker but they could've at least hired Italian American actors for the English dub

[@timmyl6398]

I know the voice actors aren't properly speaking Italian, with their accents and such, but assassin's creed is what made me interested in learning Italian

[@iamtrying2690]

Deny it or not, we've seen him grown into a fine experienced man in the most unexpected adventure we've been a part of. Long live, Mentore.

[@Razf-nu6xv]

Girl: swearing Guy: thank you

[@fab_81]

1:23 hearing Da Vinci saying "Che idea del cazzo" dunno why but hurts. (Yes i'm italian)

[@ekaterinaio777]

And I don't remember him saying that in the Italian version. Is it possible he said "Che idea stupida" or somthing similar?

[@fab_81]

@@ekaterinaio777 he says "Che idea Balzana"

[@jacopofusi4311]

I read a lot of italians complaining about the pronounciation. As an italian myself i can confirm it's horrible, but I LOVE IT. It's been 11 years and I keep laughing like an idiot when I play these games. P.S. Ragazzi, lo so che 'sto doppiaggio è orrendo, ma dai, ammettiamolo, fa sbellicare dalle risate

[@MetalKeith666]

Fa molto ridere si

[@cant461]

you cazzo !

[@justhemald8486]

Esilarante 👍

[@justhemald8486]

​@@NKG_Grimmaah un esemplare di umano non accolturato vedo.. passa una giornata esemplare my friend

[@tecno-killer7702]

Tremendo. Così brutto da essere bello, e lo adoro

[@sinistrodellamorte]

I absolutely love this game but...why not hiring italian speaking dubbers? They all sound so Super Mario-like

[@switchstatement568]

There's a simple reason for that: the Italian version has Italian dubbers, whereas the english version has english dubbers, if they alternate between 2 different voice actors people are gonna notice it, therefore their final work was this mess. I think they should have never put Italian in the english version, but as we can see americans (and most likely even english people) aren't able to notice so it all worked out for ubisoft.

[@sinistrodellamorte]

@@switchstatement568 Certo, capisco cosa tu voglia dire, ma il mio punto era un altro, ovvero prendere attori che siano fluenti in inglese, pur essendo italofoni, ce ne sono a centinaia. Però daje alla fine chissene

[@switchstatement568]

@@sinistrodellamorte Hai ragione su questa cosa, io ce l'ho con quelli che credono che sia quello il vero italiano senza nemmeno farsi domande, poi secondo me la ubisoft avrà assunto doppiatori che già lavoravano per loro, o i più conosciuti in quel campo, forse anche prima di aver avuto l'idea di farli parlare in italiano, oppure si sono approfittati della scarsissima conoscenza generale dell'Italia in America, visto che in molti pensano veramente che parliamo come Super Mario

[@sinistrodellamorte]

@@switchstatement568 Punto validissimo quello dei "già impiegati per loro".

[@ever611]

There is a joke in the first Assassin's creed game about that haha

[@zennoix9984]

Ah the good old days when Assassin's Creed was Assassin's Creed.

[@TheGingiGamer]

it still is

[@maryamotion6398]

@@TheGingiGamer no

[@TheGingiGamer]

@@maryamotion6398 yes it still is. Get your fucking head out of your ass.

[@maryamotion6398]

@@TheGingiGamer I won't 'cause it's true

[@yesuyo]

It still is and I enjoy the stories told about the assassin's BUT the story of OUTSIDE OF ANIMUS has gotten ridiculous.

[@ajpewding4058]

So sad how Rosa's voice actress died in 2010.

[@ognjenmilenkovic3050]

Really?

[@ajpewding4058]

@@ognjenmilenkovic3050 yeah car accident look it up. Its why she dissapeared from the series.

[@hello-rw3cu]

awwww man i liked her so much! I heard somewhere they were planning for her to return in brotherhood

[@evanc.5919]

wow that’s really sad. Never knew that. I always wondered why we never saw her again. She was always my favorite as a potential love interest for Ezio.

[@ajpewding4058]

@@evanc.5919 Mine too its why I looked her up

[@chsk666]

"Assasinoooh!!" "CAZOH"

[@victoriaauditore652]

I watch this at freakin 3 am

[@nechypg]

i feel sorry for you

[@herpetologylover4939]

2am for me

[@faint7498]

2:55 for me.

[@0layyy]

4:06 rn

[@soldier3007]

The cycle continues 3:12 here

[@YoutoMike]

The only AC (with Brotherhood) I didn't play in English but in Italian. It flows so much better and since I'm Italian myself, I wanted to enjoy being in Reinassance Italy 100%. I never played AC2 in English but with regards to the Italian version, I really appreciated the fact that the language tries to resemble to the one that was in vogue at the time in Florence and Venice, at least partly. Props to the Italian translators who really put effort in making the game as historically precise as possible. Also, the English version (as I can see from this video) employs a lot of swear words (way more than the Italian one where those expressions were almost inexistent); moreover, I doubt that some of these expressions would've been used at the time😅

[@Kitsune-dono]

As an italian this is so hilarious 😂 because it's clear that the people giving the voices are not italian at all and their accent is so thick. Also I have no idea of what a canchero is 0:50 also some translations are dead wrong... I can't even 😂

[@alfio_foxx7565]

Voleva dire cancro mi sa hahaha

[@gioiadidio]

si pronuncia "cànchero". qui in emilia romagna si usa. non so poi dove si usa. vuol dire tipo "sto coso"

[@Manudyne]

DIO CANCARO FERMATE!

[@user-qr3vn4nb6n]

canchero è un altro modo per dire cancro, pronunciato malissimo hahaha

[@trepazzoskm]

Canchero si usa in Veneto per dire cancro, peccato che non si siano preoccupati di dirlo giusto

[@scrollingon1637]

Rosa: Cursing Antonio and his mother to get the plague Antonio: Thank you

[@gnick_1005]

She cursed him to get the cancer

[@switchstatement568]

It was a mix of Italian and some unknown mistranslation, pronounced by an american-Russian drunk voice actor

[@switchstatement568]

Someone tell him there's actually a real Italian version

[@sglosi5925]

Ma davvero

[@Imparare_a_Combattere]

Absolutley not! This "Italian" sucks 😂. We have all words in perfect Italian. Ogni singola frase e parola. Niente inglese

[@switchstatement568]

@@Imparare_a_Combattere??

[@switchstatement568]

@@Imparare_a_Combattere Esiste una versione in Italiano, Italiano vero, non come quello nel video...

[@calibro7457]

Dopo quel "ti venisse il canchero" pronunciato in quella maniera, le orecchie hanno cominciato a sanguinare

[@giupillar1332]

1:35 in Italian cento di questi means "hundred of these" for say happy birthday we say "buon compleanno"

[@FlashGamer98]

è un adattamento, non tutto deve essere tradotto letteralmente, inoltre è proprio un modo di dire buon compleanno. Se dovevano tradurlo letteralmente, gli inglesi non avrebbero capito quel modo di dire

[@umbertobonaldo1557]

Hundred of these no this

[@giupillar1332]

@@umbertobonaldo1557 sorry

[@giupillar1332]

@@FlashGamer98 fra ma almeno prendere un adattatore

[@DaiMoscv]

I started learning Italian because of this game

[@Heisenberg115]

Anch'io e sono molto contento con questa decisione

[@jaysee3029]

Poor you, this is not italian, most "italian" mixed with albanian

[@squidwarddabbante1763]

@@jaysee3029 non è albanese per nulla

[@jaysee3029]

@@squidwarddabbante1763 Magari è un modo per dire che è doppiato male, genio

[@squidwarddabbante1763]

@@jaysee3029 dillo direttamente senza dire cose false allora

[@Temporal_Phoenix]

Being taught Italian by our favourite Assassin Mentor Ezio..... could this video get any better. 😊💛

[@giuseppeingrassia4085]

Fun fact: the italian voice of Ezio is the same voice of Ted Mosby in the italian version of How i met your mother

[@marxbathan188]

The only latin word I know is "Requiescat In Pace"

[@jackkelso4611]

Requiescat in pace*

[@ImAqua2Biggie]

that’s latin

[@avex__reapzz8378]

That's a sentence

[@zakkariyaelkachari2115]

lol thats actually latin

[@st.6413]

The second Latin word you know is Second.

[@ilcredodeivideogiochi9038]

I am an Italian and as soon as I saw When I saw this video I was blown away by how the voice actor of ezio not having studied Italian says it so well

[@theElliotPalmer]

Rosa: roasts the dude and the dude's momma The dude: Thank you.

[@fabiospasiano9885]

English dubbing trying to speak Italian sound more Albanians trying to speak Italian.

[@stevenlohja6807]

Da albanese fidati, è molto peggio... L'albanese medio che parla italiano non ha quell'accento.

[@squidwarddabbante1763]

è peggio fidati

[@undead9999]

Albanians speak better italian, to be honest xD

[@umbertobonaldo1557]

Sembrano degli spagnoli o sud americani che parlano italiano

[@undead9999]

@@umbertobonaldo1557 l'attore della voce inglese mi pare sia spagnolo appunto

[@RaiideN_]

this is one of the best video i've ever seen, MASTERPIECE!

[@jevrythegreat]

Thanks to Assassin’s creed, I can now swear in multiple languages!

[@gavinm91]

I kinda miss this in AC games. In Valhalla it doesnt happen often and when it does it's the same phrase :(

[@Ryosuke1208]

You should use the dubbed version lol

[@circio]

I'm Italian. E adoro che tutti quelli che lo stanno studiando lo abbiano cominciato a studiare grazie a Ezio (give me proof of your knowledge by translating my comment )

[@CovertBandit0]

You’re Italian and you love (“adore”) that everyone who’s studying the language had started studying the language thanks to Ezio. ⚜️

[@umeinui]

6:04 idk why but thats my favorite swear in the series, its been burned into my brain and still there after all these years lol

[@fra93ilgrande]

Lucrezia 🤣🔝 That line is used a lot here in Italy from angry women jealous of others lol 😂

[@umeinui]

​@fra93ilgrande omg that's great. I'm ready to pick up Italian again🤭

[@longan12]

I love that Englitalian of AC2 and Brotherhood so much, man. I learned so much with those two games

[@purplesweep]

The curious thing is that in the italian version lots of the swear words that they say have been replaced with less vulgar curses, that’s not fair, now i have to play it in english to fully enjoy this game 😂

[@piselluro2917]

Non potevano prendere dei veri italiani x il doppiaggio nelle parti in cui parlavamo italiano

[@dojimanoryu4969]

Man i miss this kind of assassin's creed so much.

[@francescobono1848]

Inglesi imparano l' italiano con Assassin' s creed Italiani: first reaction: shock

[@lorenzabuccella2687]

Madonna sentirlo in originale dove la gente parla mezzo inglese e un mezzo italiano pronunciato giustamente a cazzo di cane mi fa spaccare dalle risate, è un'ora che rido.

[@Imparare_a_Combattere]

-Macché meraviglia! -mio marito vi amazerà tutti -perchè non ciò pensato prima -asasino! Cazo! -uciderlo! -Adio Sto "italiano" fa' cagare! Perlomeno potevano prendere un doppiatore migliore almeno per il protagonista, invece Ezio sembra appena arrivato dagli Stati Uniti e che abbia imparato l'italiano durante il viaggio 😂😂😂

[@emanuelescicolone4276]

Perlomeno, l'italiano poteva essere doppiato da un italiano

[@VinToyz]

@@emanuelescicolone4276 o al contrario potevano usare per la parte del rinascimento attori italiani al 100% creando una collaborazione, quanto meno per tutti i personaggi nel Rinascimento tranne Ezio che ha l'aspetto di Desmond ma li si interveniva solo con un doppiaggio

[@guglielmo_arte_naturale]

Ahahahahahhaha sembra tipo giapponese o russo che cerca di parlare

[@sergio9722]

quando dicono cazzo ho I flashback di malesani

[@sterpaglia]

O porco demonio cane ronoso

[@TheHawkeye0725]

One thing I appreciated with these series was learning the foreign languages of the places they visited.

[@llortnuonos9376]

Bello caro allora le hai imparate proprio male cazzo 🤣✌

[@Peter-qg2nv]

It's great, many of the Assassin's Creed games has an English, Italian, Spanish and French dub, possibly only when released in some places though.

[@Rishi-ql8jj]

I was enjoying music rather than listening Italian at 2:48 I played brotherhood and know that it is just melody

[@faint7498]

Admittedly the score for 2, Brotherhood, and Rev. were all amazing. Bravo Jesper Kyd, bravo.

[@pietrore4216]

Funny how these characters who are supposed to be italian doesn't have an accent speaking in English but when they speak Italian they totally sound like English native speakers.😆

[@ClanIGOOfficial]

The italian dub is amazing. This game should've been all italian for the full immersion.

[@lorenzoiervasi1552]

I'm Italian and I had no idea that AC sounded like this bruuuh HAHAAH it's the best thing I have ever seen

[@lordcroussette]

0:15 when Ezio is so pissed off that the Animus doesn't even bother to translate.

[@yoyokun2136]

The reason i chose'd Italian was actually because of Ezio

[@emabollo7951]

"Cento di questi giorni" is an actual expression and it can be compared to "many happy returns"

[@Kevin-tl1zs]

Love the starting music !

[@MuhammadImran93]

Got to praise the animation/motion capture of those early games in the series. Eccellente.

[@ThePaperKhan]

1:31 Why, So, Serious.

[@Ramazvous]

My Italian Teacher recommened we play this with Italian subs. And I passed the exam without studying🤣. Genious

[@octave2405]

I miss U, Ezio.😭

[@amecapax]

As an Italian this game looks so weird, they sound like drunked russian guys who try to communicate by insulting people. Furthermore the editing with basically all italian insults looks like the highlights of Italian fans during the Football World Cup 2006 against the French in the final match ahahah. Anyway if they had paid for real italian voices like the italian version probably all the Ezio's saga would had sounded less ridicolously, the voice acting in the english version is unacceptable. It wouldnt have become my favourite game with any doubt, but I appreciate the hilarious and unexpected mood

[@Alninio]

I think this is something that applies to Italians mainly because they know their language very well - I'm in love with it as a non-Italian personally.

[@amecapax]

@@Alninio how can it sound normal? They don't speak italian, they don't speak english. The only solution is that you might associate that kind of primitive italian to the real italian language, and i could understand it with all italian stereotypes like "MARCELLO MAMMA MIA PIZZA" and other stuff like this, but fortunately we don't exaggerate so much 😂😂

[@Alninio]

@@amecapax You have to admit however that Ezio's voice isn't just trying to be sterotypical, the game also has many serious iconic moments. Plus, its one of the many fond memories for a lot of players to have certain italian quotes lodged in their heads such as "requiscat de pace" or the random swear words, it gave the game a lot of life and it was comedic aswell in its own way.

[@amecapax]

@@Alninio Yeah you're right, even if "requiescat in pace" is latin and not italian 😂 (just for your personal culture the italian translation would be "riposa in pace", which is literally "rest in peace"). The only thing that triggers me so much is that the pronunciation in my opinion doesn't express the real potential of italian. The same thing happens when i try to speak american english, i get so mad that i can't speak english like a real american because of my language influences, so i would never accept the english voice acting with my same pronunciation. Im quite fussy about this, i cant do anything lol

[@Alninio]

@@amecapax I'm Arabic - in Assassin's Creed 1, Altair speaks a bunch of arabic and I didn't mind it for the simple reason that he is an american voice actor and he did best he could with it, its not 100% arabic accent but its good enough to the point where it was fine. The NPCS you fight are ACTUALLY arabic, so they're voice acting is pure arabic. what was kind of weak was in AC Unity when arno becomes an assassin, they say arabic phrases and its not that great but again the reason I forgive it is because they are english voice actors trying to put some life into the world with the language of the place the assassin is in and the creed being reborn generally by Altair, they follow the words of the creed "لا شي واقع مطلق لكن الكل ممكن" which is "nothing is true, everything is permitted." Altair says that quote in AC1 too when he speaks to Al-mualim, ofcourse its not perfect, he's American voice actor but he did it well enough throughout the game and as an arab, not only did I appreciate it more but I loved Altair even MORE. They tried to do this for us and for me that is enough.

[@rickymickey8517]

As i am currently learning japanese writing and speaking, i also like to learn some Italian words from this. And, to speak with a infamous cosplayer i met who is from Italy

[@johnnythemountain7970]

But remember that Italian is simple only if you make it simple, like "io sono Alex" I'm Alex, but some sentence are stupidly complicated cause of subjunctive

[@stevenlohja6807]

Oh trust me, you won't learn anything but "cazzo" that you can actually say during a conversation. Everything else is badly written and pronounced

[@tmtrvllr]

I would recommend a Sofia Sartor listening session to grasp general pronunciation rules too. She's so good I believe she's a native speaker.

[@beefpiston5824]

Roger Craig Smiths performance is so good it makes me forget he doesnt speak Italian

[@maicoligliozzi8659]

As an italian, all i can Say Is that should be titled:"How to destroy italian language with Ezio"😂, but at the same time i appreciate the attempt!

[@claudiopolonia7854]

non sono affatto male pero’, la maggior parte se la cava tranquillamente

[@maicoligliozzi8659]

@@claudiopolonia7854 sicuramente c'è di peggio, su questo non ci piove!😉

[@claudiopolonia7854]

@@maicoligliozzi8659 sinceramente trovo piu’ affascinante il loro italiano, sara’ il fascino dell’accento straniero e la noia nel sentire quello nativo da decenni

[@superkazuya3328]

@@claudiopolonia7854 sinceramente a me da fastidio il voler mettere frasi in italiano quando i doppiatori non hanno la minima idea di quello che stan dicendo. L'intenzione è quella di far sembrare il tutto piú "realistico" ma finisce per essere uno stereotipo senza alcun senso, tanto vale che mettessero pure la tarantella in sottofondo e via. A sto punto o lasciavano tutti i dialoghi completamente in inglese, o usavano il doppiaggio italiano e mettevano i sottltitoli. Questa è una via di mezzo che sembra una presa per il culo.

[@claudiopolonia7854]

@@superkazuya3328 c’e’ una spiegazione di trama pero’. Quello che vedi e’ una simulazione imperfetta di ricordi genetici degli avi di Desmond Miles. Viene rammentato piu’ volte che tutte le irregolarita’ e discrepanze linguistico storiche sono imputabili all’Animus e la sua incapacita’ di riprodurre le memorie integralmente.

[@ZakHooiTM]

These series sparked my interest in Italian, Grazie mille mentore

[@stevenlohja6807]

Without "il"*

[@ihatehumans487]

Good luck with Italian

[@_elisa___]

It's a welcome to me!

[@assassinv0299]

I only learned *Requiescat in pace*

[@320speed]

1:15 Ezio cracks me up 🤣

[@martinamagnani4057]

Franco can…FRANCO MUOVERE IL CULO …SCIAO EZIO! Io :morta

[@Vale.franco]

Minuto? 😂

[@andriytarnevyy8957]

knowing Italian, the English version adds a whole new level of goofiness to the game. Now I need to replay it in English

[@foxtrotsierraproductions8626]

1:59 Caterina Sforza going crazy

[@KiwiBirb63]

I always thought they sounded so good! Now I'm learning they sound weird to true Italian speakers 😶 i still love Ezio with all my heart tho 😭❤️💕

[@rickyyacine4818]

Try greek siga

[@pythonslab3963]

Fun fact but I actually passed Italian in high school with an A* thanks to AC2 and Brotherhood! The first half of the year I was actually allowed to just read and do whatever because I retained so much. Crazy to think about. In this epoch of political correctness and the censorship of anything close to ‘offensive’ that the greater educator was found in the very video games high ranking officials bare such animus towards.

[@cazicazi1940]

But. Assassins creed is literally about anarchism. The original games were pouring at the seams with leftism. I mean the assassins symbol is a stylised version of the anarchy symbol and it goes out of its way to say america is fascist.

[@nyergesflorian547]

This was the real Assassin's Creed the golden-age

[@asmamahrezz5484]

One assassin's Creed had assassins :( missed these games like hell

[@lforlight]

Strangely, I went to some holiday show in a place hosted by an Italian guy who explained stuff in multiple languages. After being exposed to Italian only by playing Ezio's games, I could generally understand the man during the Italian bits.

[@kaze0166]

0:18 Quando il vu cumprà da cui ti sei rifiutato di comprare vede che sei stato tamponato al semaforo

[@pizzzamaker5758]

I really enjoyed every moment of playing this game. I guess :). Even, Ezio couldn't clime trees. Seriously gotta learn Italiano.

[@That_One_Sunshine_Knight]

I've played AC 2 three times, twice in the Xbox 360 in English and Italian. Once in the Xbox one, in Italian. I just beat AC brotherhood, in Italian. I'll be doing the same in Revelations. I do not know if I'm of Italian heritage, but playing this trilogy in it's native language is such a good time.

[@samuelezinzeri1998]

"CANCERO" AHAHA Troppo forte 😂 Però chissà quanti noi italiani stiamo soffrendo nel vedere sto video e contemporaneamente morendo dal ridere

[@S.O.A_Zero]

There is a little "Marcello" accent

[@fernandoramosgomez521]

Man, I love the Roger Craig Smith voice, it's like Sonic the Hedgehog is talking italian

[@TaitLawrence-xl2xb]

Playing the Ezio trilogy actually helped me learn some Italian

[@delcavj]

Ezio sembra doppiato con l'accento Romano! lol

[@SuperGiaqui]

I am italian and when Ezio speaks italian in the english dub it really seems like an american guy trying to make a parody of italians....

[@justinfrank636]

"Requiescat in Pace" is my favourite Punch line in the game 🔥

[@MeJG_YT]

I only remember "requiesccat in pace"

[@gabrieleminelle285]

Ad Italian I'm scared about the many F words, the Italian version haven't any of those! The Italian voice in the game where more elegant, like the Italian language of the renaissance. This one is too stereotype guys, if you want to learn real Italian listen to the Italian version

[@ihatehumans487]

F words, ridicolo

[@OltrePodcast_Official]

4:23 Reznov, is that you?

[@Abdulaziz_Saud91]

Viktor Reznov - Gary Oldman Bartolomeo d'Alviano - Alex Ivanovici So the answer is no

[@OltrePodcast_Official]

@@Abdulaziz_Saud91 In that scene I think Bartolomeo was sick and they had to find a fast replacement lol

[@IamSimplyHim]

Riposare in pace

[@davidequercioli1355]

Le pronunce americane con le parole italiane sono qualcosa di bellissimo

1:58 pura poesia... 🥲

[@CovertBandit0]

Wish Caterina stayed with Ezio 🥲

[@ragazzo118]

Le mie orecchie sanguinano My ears bleed (I'm italian)

[@heartsonfire9875]

One of the best assasins creed

[@user-qr3vn4nb6n]

They have an italian accent while speaking english but an english accent while speaking italian