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[@giuseppegnazzo3154]

Mi piace! Bravo il mio fratello. Sto imparando italiano. Grazie per il video 👍🏻

[@clarencethomas9088]

Love seeing this podcast! I recently signed up with Podcast Italiano and am learning fast. - I already speak fluent Portuguese and Spanish, so I'm rolling into Italian very quickly.

[@sivolc59]

Qual método de estudo você utilizou para aprender português? E como posso fazer para aprender inglês?

[@heh9392]

I'm subbed to both of your channels, nice to see you make a video together!

[@brianc-i2i]

Looking forward to the part two in Italian that was mentioned.

[@Gennaabbate]

After Biglino, here I am, a new sub! Thanks for spreading the curiosity in learning languages and in particular Italian.

[@ladybird1463]

Will John you are a genius 😮❤ I watched your interview to Prof. Biglino, you speak Italian like a native, gosh, kudos!!!!

[@notMAD-q2q]

Love the content and the work !!!! keep it up Maane.

[@pjohare3694]

Great insights and anecdotes there lads. Salud!

[@dvdgo2006]

Ah che bello due dei miei youtuber preferiti

[@wallysonguimaraes3483]

I didn't know your channel, good conversation man. About the dialect and language topic I think the difference is more political than linguistic tbh.

[@Panameño1992]

No lo creo que crossover!!Davideeee

[@AEAB-4]

Grande @podcastitaliano Davide!!! Sono così felice di come hai spiegato i dialetti italiani! I’ve been living in Italy for some time now and I’m always sad when people put the local languages down… I lived on a Caribbean island where I realized how people were demeaning the local culture by using the term dialect or ‘pigeon this or that’, when the truth is that these local languages carry so much history, culture and just real life… I love Veneto and wish I could speak it!!! Muchas gracias!

[@Doing_Time]

Sure, he speaks English with less accent than the average 8th gen dude from Brooklyn, but has he reached a level of fluency that he can speak English without using his hands? ;)

[@patriziaschiazza9620]

He's using his hands because he IS Italian! That's what we always do and shouldn't be a surprise for anyone by now

[@Gennaabbate]

​@@patriziaschiazza9620 patrizia, he/she was joking 😂

[@douglasbroccone3144]

Brilliant young men Bravo

[@cheesecake370]

Best crossover on KZbin

[@Xamer94]

@goluremilanguages I'm Sicilian and there most of the people speak that language rather than Italian = Siciliano: Iu sugnu Sicilianu e duocu nu mari i ghienti parra quasi sulu chissu, atru ca Italianu. Nice content btw, keep it going!!

[@AutumnSwatches]

Accetti più studenti?

[@GeorgeDeCarlo]

13 years of failure learning then acquiring Tagalog. From conventional to storytelling to Lingq, total failure. Comprehensible input was a great deal but nothing. I still cannot understand talk and I can't speak. Reading is very minimal. I still have no idea what reading materials to use. There are no graded readers in Tagalog. So what is the magic answer. 13 years of failure is ridiculous.

[@HeroKeepOnMarchingOn]

I think the answer is " brutal work ethic, hours of repetition, 8-9 hours of sleep, spiritual practices, like meditation, prayer, lower stress levels, etc. Lot's of things come into play