PRONOMI PERSONALI SOGGETTO E COMPLEMENTO | Learn Italian Personal Pronouns pt.1 (beginners)

Learn how to pronounce and distinguish the various Italian personal pronouns. Difference between: subject and complement.
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[@patriziobandecchi7584]

Ottima 👌 lezione! Come sempre del resto!

[@johnblaine1479]

This is well organised and beautifully and clearly spoken in Italian. My only problem with this is that it claims to be for beginners. And the subtitles are in English so it is not unreasonable to assume that your target audience is for English speakers who are beginning to learn Italian.Yet as it is spoken in Italian, there is a presumption that English speakers ( or those with native languages other than Italian) will be capable of simultaneously listening to spoken Italian, reading what is on the screen in both English and Italian, and reading the subtitles in English to make sense of the Italian which for beginners is way beyond reasonable expectations. This format and approach ( spoken in “ advanced Italian”) might work if the target audience were already fluent Italian speakers ( such as Italian school children , or adults wanting to improve their literacy etc) . This approach does not meet the needs of English speakers who are only just beginning to learn Italian. Please be clear in the preview that instruction will be in Italian .

[@attarmohamed7313]

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