The MOST Common Verb in Italian (FARE) + Useful Expressions | Italian Language Lessons For Beginners

[@teacherstefano]

Thank you for watching this video! What's your favorite expression with the verb "FARE" and do you know other expressions using this verb? Let me know! A presto :)

[@saskiatrippe1922]

Fare finta, fare caso, fare a meno, fare brutta/bella figura, fare buon viso a cattivo gioco. ...

[@arqMyriamBM]

Ciao Stefano, I was wondering why you said "mi faccio" instead of "Io", now I see it's a translation for "me" in Spanish We call it sujeto t'acito. Thanks a lot for your lessons.

[@desireema5110]

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[@dessaffier4233]

If a "amazing" was a person, then you would be that person. Thank you for your enthusiasm in sharing your language with us. May you always be filled with happiness and light for taking the time to impart your knowledge. You make the world a better place.

[@patriciaitalia]

I saw this video after seeing many of your later ones. I just have to say that you are adorable. I'm old enough to be your nonna, but I wanted you know you are a doll! Thank you for the many topics you have covered that help us sound more like italophiles and not just mere tourists.

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie ❤️

[@abdoghanem1933]

Your way or teaching is super impressive ♥️♥️🔥🔥

[@teacherstefano]

Thanks!

[@northyorkshirelad11]

Super helpful video! Thanks!

[@shlansberg]

Grazie mille per un altro fantastico video!!!

[@mariavanegas-ortiz7836]

You are the best teacher

[@nouredinebarkache3976]

From morocco🇲🇦 THANK YOU♥️

[@hannekeism]

When you explain things, it makes it all so clear....thank you so much!

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie!

[@bessiebarouta4010]

Bless you Stefano.

[@victoriakvint]

I've just started to learn Italian as my 3rd foreign language. You're the best, Stefano! Thank you for your work❤

[@christinapavlidis2677]

I really appreciate your clear explanations of grammar, how tenses are formed and common examples too. I am looking forward to more grammar videos in the future. Keep up the excellent work!

[@simonzeman6876]

Maravilloso:)

[@zosiamatuszak2707]

I really enjoy your lessons. I'm very keen on learning Italian, at least a bit. Thank you Stefano

[@dianamoon3614]

que bello: 'non vedo l'ora' what a lovely expression!... volare con parole! Grazie

[@nina549]

I am a Spanish teacher and teach just like u, love it. Please explain essere and avere it's opposite to Spanish. Very confusing. Thanks

[@CatLola1212]

Absolutely GREAT video and explanation. Grazie Mille 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@valeriamatias1919]

Come sempre Stefano...grazie mille per questa lezione! Molto utile per noi!! Abbraccio!

[@susanmiguel5768]

thanks so much

[@tinahilapok7834]

Grazie,pre aver condiviso la tua lingua 👏👏this is really correct

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie per aver guardato il video!! Un abbraccio

[@alfredotorres7138]

Thank very much Stefano for talking about the verb'fare' since I find it so complicated because of The great variety of uses that it has!

[@azitakouchekmanesh725]

Thank you dear Stefano. ❤

[@Golden4Summer]

Great video! I hope much more people find your content very soon ☺️

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie mille!! I hope that too! In the meantime I’ll keep creating 💪🏻😍

[@TheDwardell88]

I’m headed to Italy in September!! This is sooooo helpful!

[@fv9859]

Buonissimo video!

[@jacquifairweather]

Grazie mille Stefano 🇮🇹

[@judylaibuni184]

Grazie

[@eva_rodriguez_1]

Grazie mille per i video!

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie a te!!

[@listener-md]

Thankyou good lesson.

[@hschloff]

A video about articulated prepositions? Thanks.

[@teacherstefano]

That’s a good idea! :)

[@JamesKing-bu6md]

Great lesson … a lot of detail. Is there a particular order that you recommend for all these lessons?

[@mattwright3975]

Nice video Stefano

[@fernypaola2475]

Thank you from Perú :) I really like your videos

[@teacherstefano]

Grazie mille!! Un saluto :)

[@HigorBarcello]

Wow!

[@wronganswersonly643]

Lascio un bel mi piace e ti ringrazio per il video 🌸

[@crazynance]

Mi piace mangiare torta! Ceniamo la casa tua stasera!

[@abidjan1088]

Accent is clearly thank

[@zadokcoaching3528]

What is the difference between deco and bisogno

[@doanthanhphong9082]

Thank you very much for you lession, it help me a lots. But try to speak the Italian sentence slowly and more repeated writings should appear on the screen. Thanks again

[@johannerousseau7800]

Hi ! If you would like to hear Stefano slowlyer ? More slowly 😊 click on the video, go up right click on the ⚙️the choose the speed you desire. You can put it on .75X. I am from 🇨🇦 and I am new also in the Italian linguistic. Hope you find it 😅

[@antoniagambino7341]

Hi! I have a question...when would you use stare attento vs fare attenzione if they have similar meaning? Are there times where you have to use one over the other?

[@teacherstefano]

Fare attenzione and stare attento both refer to the act of paying attention to a person speaking or while watching a movie however sometimes “stare attento” is preferred when you want to express the idea of “being careful of your surrounding” while for example crossing the street. They are very similar though!

[@antoniagambino7341]

@@teacherstefano Ohh okay awesome, thank you so much!!!

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[@PurpleLois]

Mi piace il tuo volto :)

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[@lil_grogu89abuelo59]

"Io fare un passagato"? Is this phrase correct? I wish you would have covered io fare.

[@teacherstefano]

Io faccio una passeggiata

[@lil_grogu89abuelo59]

@@teacherstefano thank you

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[@Meloramci]

Grazie mille Stefano!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@annickvandersteene2775]

Why is in the sentence; gli italiani amano fare.. why is it fare and not fanno? Great video thank you, grazie mille

[@teacherstefano]

That’s because when any verb follows a modal verb (dovere, potere, volere) that verb (in this case fare) is going to be in the infinitive form :)

[@annickvandersteene2775]

@@teacherstefano oke grazie! Its clear now 😇

[@OmarAhmed-sr2bt]

Is it not "farmi un domanda" ? at part were you explaining "Fare un domanda"

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