Present vs Present Progressive (stare + gerundio) in Italian: vado OR sto andando? (eng audio)

[@ellenskorka9716]

I loved this explanation. Grazie Mille Stefano

[@marcmanion4264]

Hey guys - this is a really clear explanation of the real use of the gerundio - the example of how you could look at the Present tense is very good! Grazie Professore!!!

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie a te!!

[@greentea007]

@@teacherstefanobuongiorno, what about a gerund of reflexive verbs? Like lavarsi, sedersi etc?

[@johnbailey520]

Ciao Stefano, Sto imparando l'italiano e sto bevendo il mio caffè. Domani prendo/bevo (?) un aperitivo con il mio amico Gaspare. Grazie, a presto 👍

[@ejayAD]

Great explanation!

[@northyorkshirelad11]

Sto guardando questo video e mi piace molto. Grazie, Stefano!

[@teacherstefano]

Ottimo lavoro!

[@thibDave]

You do a great job of explaining each of your lessons. I especially love theses videos where you deliver the lesson in English, then layer the Italian into the lesson. Definitely helpful for those like me that are starting to learn thi language. Very much appreciated!

[@hz6612]

I think you are the best italian teacher on the whole youtube ! thank you very much !! a new subscriber

[@laisflorio3331]

Teacher sei stupendo! Adesso riesco ad imparare allo stesso tempo anche l'Inglese. Grazie mille!

[@Chicagospalla]

Questo video è super chiaro e utile, grazie Teacher Stefano!

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie!!

[@learn.spanish.podcast]

Grazie Stefano, the plan future è un nome così giusto e opportuno, aiuta davvero a capire come e quando usarlo! grazie mille

[@mikichilcutt]

your lessons are so good! thank you always

[@ffonrims5335]

Grazie mille Stefano! This made me actually understand stare + gerundio, which I've found a bit difficult before :-)

[@valeriamatias1919]

Tu sei stupendo!! Questo mi aiuta molto! Grazie Stefano!

[@michaelbark4264]

Very helpful. I had a hard time understanding the using of vado or sto andando because they are similar. Keep up the good work

[@suheiralattar5996]

Grazie 👍

[@josecruz-vega2070]

Ogni volta chè ti ascolto sto imparando italiano!!!

[@senoritasteffy4324]

Thanks for the explanation, Stefano. Btw, your English is excellent! 😃

[@zakiiiofficiel7787]

You are a good teacher ❤

[@mikestrauss5968]

Great video. One question, at 6:34 you say you have to drop the ending and add the what? I'm pretty new to Italian and I haven't heard that word before. It sounded something like genundio. How do you spell it and what does it mean?

[@user-bc8sy6vl7x]

yuo are good teacher

[@marialamas4069]

grazie mille, è una lezione davvero utile

[@meekeeric4990]

You are very good in teaching

[@farrukhjonakhmedov1702]

Good videos. If you could add shorts from any tv shows or movies after giving xamples it would be amazing and more attractive. Good luck

[@neliorodrigues8558]

Grazie, Stefano.

[@androidplus5786]

Very helpful indeed!!

[@telad25]

Thank you so much! You the best!!!

[@user-yk7xw7hz5g]

Mi piace molto benessimo

[@Wunder999]

How about sto essendo .... What does it exactly mean ? And how can I use it ?

[@queenidahosa7305]

My own is I'm in love with you 🥰

[@Santnar]

🔥🔥

[@gerrypike8324]

Davvero chiaro.

[@yashagarwal8741]

well in indian english its common to say im eating a pizza. and thx

[@Oleander34]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@davidmarini2360]

Grazie Stefano. I video sono molto chiari e ben fatti. Il problema, pero', e' che c'e' un uso dell'inglese troppo massivo. Io consiglierei di eliminare l'inglese quasi totalmente.

[@joemendonca8537]

hi Stefaneo, I notice Europeans in the last few years are using more american words mixed with their own language, is this also happening in Italy and if so why are Europeans doing this?? Maybe you should do a video on this🤗🤗🤗