Understand spoken Italian - Listening Immersion Tips

[@zombilov]

Suddenly, QVC Italia ratings go up and they're like "perché siamo tanto popolari? Ah, è grazie a Manu, gli dobbiamo mandare molte cose che non usará mai" 🤣🤣🤣

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@SamSam24270]

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[@BunzOfCinnamon]

I started watching QVC Italia about 1.5 years ago because of your suggestion, Manu. And I still watch it practically every day! It has helped me SO MUCH with comprehension and new vocabulary. One “game” I do is kinda like your third suggestion: if I hear a particular word more than 2-3 times, then I will look it up. The fact that I am recognizing the word tells me that I’m ready to add it to my vocabulary. And I love that fact that you can rewind it when watching it on KZbin! (I also listen a lot to Italian DJs talking on the radio but unfortunately I cannot rewind the radio on my app!). I also do the same thing with expressions that I hear on QVC. I’ve learned many phrases like “vale la pena”, “a portata di mano”, etc etc just from watching that channel. Oh and I try to avoid looking at the side of the screen where they have the price(s) and item code numbers. I wait to hear them say it so I can get some practice listening to numbers and prices (it’s still hard for me to understand 100% when I hear numbers spoken quickly in Italian). So I’ll wait for them to say it and then look at the screen and see if I had the right price/code number. 😸 And another cool thing is that i also learn what English words are used in everyday spoken Italian! I’ve heard “sold out”, “one day only”, “stock”, sneaker”, “countdown”, etc. I know that doesn’t exactly help with learning Italian, but I find it kinda useful and consider it a “freebie” when I discover that I can use an English word for something! Sometimes I’ll repeat some things they’re saying just to have some pronunciation practice too. I usually put it on while cooking dinner, I’d say I usually do the “semi passive” listening that Manu talked about. When I first started watching it I could hardly understand anything. If anybody else feels that way right now, don’t give up! Now I’m at a point where I can understand maybe 70-80%! Manu is totally right, that channel is so helpful. Haha we probably sound like we work for QVC! 😹 I swear I don’t. Manu might, though. 😘😘😘😹

[@italymadeeasy]

😂 "we probably sound like we work for QVC!" 😂

[@micaheron]

Thank you so much for your tips! I'm going to start watching it while I cook now 😀

[@BunzOfCinnamon]

Michelle Heron You’re welcome! 🤗😸

[@denisebarrand6516]

Thank you for your additional input! This is such a great idea!

[@BunzOfCinnamon]

Denise Barrand You’re very Welcome, Denise! 🤗

[@shinobiBUNK]

I've actually been getting a little depressed at how incapable I am after a year and a half of study. This was very helpful, and you're so casual about the long timeframes of learning, that I don't feel I'm as far behind as others

[@italymadeeasy]

We are happy that this was helpful for you!

[@joanlynch5271]

My stress is that it gets harder than other languages more quickly 😢.

[@Jester343]

​@@joanlynch5271 If Italian is hard then wtf is up with Russian.

[@aye_danni4604]

​@@Jester343 Russian is terrifying and Im so excited to learn it one day! After italian then german... baby steps Lol

[@Sbannmarie]

Easier than Arabic! Which I learned years ago

[@shinramox1520]

Thank you manu, studying by myself is proving difficult, the studying is fairly easy but the actual speaking and listening is the hard part!

[@riccardocarbo2479]

A tip for semi-passive learning: pick 5-10 words related to the product (colors, sizes, uses, occasions, descriptives,etc) and translate them. Pick 3 predictable and three less predictable words. Say them aloud a few times then listen for those words to pop up in dialogue. It adds a purpose and increases your attention, which adds a feeling of “ah ha” when your word is used. What you didn’t hear, was still reinforced by getting on the list and listening for it.

[@easilystartled2203]

The QVC Italia suggestion! BRILLIANT!!!

[@patz6689]

Brilliant. Thank you so much! You described my learning journey with Italian-2 years I’ve studied. Duolingo, Memrise, Rosetta Stone, children’s stories, Forever Fluent, “Baby” on Netflix....so many. I listened to RAI radio too (that’s fun-lots of sports). I really want to speak Italian, and have done just about everything but move there. This helps so much. You inspire me and give me...the positive attitude to not be hard on myself for not getting it exactly right. I will just listen. This is a valuable reminder. Thank you.

[@italymadeeasy]

👍 Enjoy our videos! Keep up following us and having fun in learning Italian! Don't give up! 💪 😍

[@juliawanja8114]

Grazie mille 👏

[@RodLeDieu]

I have found listening to things like "Peppa Pig" in Italian helps 😱. I can slow it down and the language and vocabulary are relatively simple and clear. My granddaughter watches in English and now I have begun to think of the Italian while it is on for her in the background 😀

[@tullochgorum6323]

There is one form of native content I find usable as a relative beginner - and that is popular talks like TedX. The speakers are generally speaking grammatically and clearly, the topics are interesting, but the language is adult and real. Plus there are often transcriptions.

[@Jakethejakee]

I've been in italy a week now, have been using your speak italian from day 1 course, which has helped a ton. But I noticed exactly what you're describing. Full of confidence, I would go to the market or a restaurant and use my fancy new italian and then just have a blank look on my face as the person responded. I really love the QVC idea, I'm going to start that now. Thanks for everything Manu :)

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@ErnieV76]

The QVC tip is genius!!! 😁 I usually try to watch grammar videos while cleaning, washing dishes etc and I miss so much. This works perfect! 😁👍

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao ErnieTheDailyLearner , che bello! 😂Un abbraccio❤️

[@MrDrinver]

Hi everyone! If anyone is interested in helping me a little bit with my Italian please consider reading a little text below and let me know what you think. What could I have written better in terms of correct grammer and basic sentense structure/phrases? The text is very simple of course. I would be really happy to get any feedback! Thanks in advance! Oggi, 22.02.2020, e quasi due mesi da quando ho iniziato imparare l’Italiano. E sabato, sono a casa. Lavoro come venditore di scaffale per uno meso e penso che devo cercare un nuovo lavoro perche ho venduto poco scaffale. Oggi non lavoro perche ho scrivuto un lettero a capo ieri e il mio resultato e male. Non sento triste perche non mi piace alcune cose di questo lavoro. Ad esempio, scaffali e molto costosi e difficile ci vendere. Anche guido la mia macchina e vado a tutte ragione di San Peterburgo quindi spendo molti soldi per la macchina, devo comprare alcune parte per la macchina. Non ho usato vocabulario per questo testo quindi potevo fare alcune sbagliare ma non e importa. Cosa importante e che ho scrivuto questo testo dopo imparando l’Italiano per solo due mesi e sono orgoglioso di me!

[@lukeviolini9522]

Hi man, first thing first you are a good if you learned all of this in just two months, but there are some common mistakes here, one Is that "written" Is "scritto", not "scrivuto", "vuto" is "itto" in this case, thats an exception. Another mistake is "non sento triste", this one lacks of the pronoun, "mi", so the correct form is "non mi sento triste", i don't feel sad. The third one Is in the period, non mi piace di questo lavoro, well this one should be like "non mi piacciono" because "piace" is only used when you refer to the third person of the singular. The last mistake that im going to talk about Is the last part of the last period, "dopo imparando l'italiano" Is wrong, in english we use the presente continous in this case, well, in italian we use the simple form of the past participle, so It should be " dopo AVERE IMPARATO"

[@MrDrinver]

@@lukeviolini9522 Thank you so much! It's so nice to see someone respond even after these months.

[@gnrfinkployd]

Esatto!! Quest'è essatamente come ho sentito quando ho studiato per 1 anno e sono andata in italia e ho capito.... niente!!!! Ero triste! Ma addesso sono melgio. (ho vissuto in italia ora per 2 anni). Io guardo questi video e guardo Netflix in italiano e musica!!

[@everyoneeverybody221]

Ciao. Come va il tuo italiano adesso?

[@stevemartin6192]

Manu thank you for this video, I’ve been so frustrated listening and understanding Italian, great advice, brilliant KZbin Chanel - thank you

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@abeersworthofbanter7516]

I was starting to feel like I wasn't learning at the pace I would have liked to, especially after spending so much time on lessons. Started listening to QVC and understood way more than I thought I would and it really made me feel good! Been doing it for about a week now and blown away at how much it has helped me progress. Cheers, Manu!

[@micaheron]

This is brilliant thank you! I've found having a teacher (you!) explain in English has made the biggest difference to my confidence. As I arrived in Italy and did the free course but nothing was explained in English and I found it stressful so I quit but others judged me for quitting. I want to enjoy learning not feel too much pressure to learn. I'm going to try QVC while I'm cooking now, although I'm probably going to end up buying lots of crap I don't need now 😂😂😂

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@maryannecarlson5665]

I like the show Squisita Italia because I like food and cooking so my interests help me understand the language more. I'll try QVC today though.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@katypye745]

Mary Anne Carlson Thank you for this suggestion. I’m interested in food, too, so these are perfect. I just watched the segment on ice cream and it was great. Not only subtitles, but he made several ice creams and gelatos into a couple of desserts, which meant hearing similar techniques multiple times. Great word and phrase reinforcement.

[@maryannecarlson5665]

@@katypye745 Make sure to watch the episodes where some of the Italian chefs watch popular videos of various chefs (American, British, etc.) cooking Italian dishes. Hilarious.

[@katypye745]

@@maryannecarlson5665 Thanks, sounds great.

[@denisebarrand6516]

Thank you, Mary Anne! Another great idea! I enjoy cooking also and I look forward to watching Squisita Italia. Just a note, I was trying to find a recipe for scampi or gamberi al forno, like my mother would make, which she learned from my Italian grandfather. Not the American shrimp scampi in restaurants. I have searching in Italian so I get Italian websites and videos. Then, when I come across words I don’t know, I just look them up! I haven’t found a similar recipe yet, but I did learn that a lot of scampi or gamberi dishes are made with the shell on, which is exactly how my mother made it. (Also made with the head on.... that’s another matter entirely!)

[@weightendurance]

Grazie per la raccomandazione QVC! Ho ascoltato mentre dipingevo il mio garage e ora sono una esperta di parrucche 🤣😎

[@saraviola21]

Listening to Italian music in the car has been so beneficial for me!

[@rbenroper1654]

I have just started my journey with this beautiful language (two weeks ago). One exercise that I have given myself is to watch Italian Cinema on KZbin with Italian subtitles. That way I can see the language as it is being spoken. As you suggested, I have QVC Italia on in the morning when I get ready to go to work, and I listen to Radio DeeJay on my morning drive. Any other spare time, I listen to Italian music, and watch Italian content without subtitles. I've been working my way through your beginners course on this channel. I love it. I am about to turn sixty-years-old and have always wanted to learn a new language. It all seemed so difficult. Then I discovered your channel. Thank you for what you do.

[@Carmelee]

This video was helpful. For passive listening do you recommend a beginner to watch movies in Italian language with English subtitles or to remove the subtitles?

[@italymadeeasy]

Maybe if you are a beginner with English subtitles would be better, if you are an upper-intermediate then you could remove the subtitles 💪🤓

[@Carmelee]

@@italymadeeasy thank you, Grazie.

[@JamesKing-bu6md]

Thx, Manu . . . I will give it a try . . . seems like a funny thing to do BUT you know MUCH MORE about this than I do. Grazie - you’re the best!

[@anamarija5983]

I grew up in Italy and when I was six I moved back to the country I was born in and I was "angry" at my parents and didn't want to speak Italian... Then of course I started school here and I forgot almost everything... Now I am 16 and I can understand almost everything in Italian but I can't speak... See my problem? 😂😂

[@italymadeeasy]

It's a good thing that you are able to understand almost everything... now you should start speaking again! Don't worry, we are always here to help! 😘

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

I have not used QVC... but I do listen to songs, KZbin recipes and favourite films in Italian and you are correct, the more we engage and immerse ourselves in a subject the more we program neural pathways. Thank you, you marvellous fellow. 🤗

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@donnaf6465]

I want to say Thank you for what you do! I wanted to learn Italian and thought I should listen to or watch Italian but thought why? I don't know it yet. I was teased. I was asked, why would I want to hear it, if I don't know it yet? You validated what I always thought. If I do passive listening my subconscious mind will learn it in a passive mode. I really appreciate your time and videos! Thank you!!

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you for your kind words! We hope you'll enjoy our videos... so keep up following us! 😘

[@EnzoVecchiaio]

Non posso tolerare la consumazione superflua di QVC. Ascolto qualche programme televisive di RAI in streaming, per essempio Inspector Vivaldi, in cui gli attori parlano Italiano standard e anche non parlano troppo veloce. Inoltre, Netflix offre diverse programmi Inglese doppiati in Italiano standard. Provo di guardarli primo in Inglese e dopo di ripeterli in Italiano.

[@blackship042]

Sir, I'm always happy listing to your teachings

[@whychromosomesmusic5766]

I watch QVC Italia in Diretta from time to time. Some really good suggestions here. I mostly just listen and watch but also note the words in the descriptions like the colors and other descriptions of products. Most of the words that throw me off end up being English because they often don't use Italian vowels which I am expecting to hear. ;-)

[@anitasowah3947]

Your suggestion Is so helpful. I have been struggling and judging myself for not understanding Italian at the pace i want. Been studying It for almost 6 Months .Now i know what to do. grazie mille

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@YogaBlissDance]

Six months is a really short time to study language it’s not about the months but how many hours are you putting in preferably daily. Because you need a certain amount of actual actual exposure exposure to the language

[@sophiewhyman9296]

I just went straight to QVC Italia after this video and was so surprised at how much I understood, what a great tip! I’ve been learning for about 6 months and wanted to get an early start in my listening skills

[@italymadeeasy]

We are happy that you found our video useful! Stay tuned for more! 😊

[@RodLeDieu]

I have also found the Enid Blyton books "The Famous Five/La banda dei cinque" that have been translated into Italian. There are Kindle editions which work really well.

[@29outlaw]

Playing QVC Italia is difficult for passive listening because I keep coming back to see the beautiful models. 😂

[@DEPALMARULES]

What a great suggestion QVC thank you!

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao! Thank you

[@MichealSardina-y8t]

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[@GoldenBirdBrain]

You are an amazing teacher! Every recommendation makes so much sense. I cannot thank you enough. Grazie mille!

[@MrAlexo01]

In our German Italian lessons we have in school we do is in a very similar way. Our teacher speaks in italian about every time something gets explained like grammar for example she switches to german. We started doing listening exercises with exercises made for beginners and now we started listening to news broadcasts about politics ( we still understand much, but we still catch the rough meaning of what is being said)

[@rachelgregory888]

Just subscribed to QVC! Thanks Manu

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@videosfunnies]

This video is from two years ago, but I have a question. Hai dei libri per imparare italiano?

[@vickidvorak5819]

I haven't used QVC QVC Italia yet, but I will! I did once watch Italian cooking shows which also helped..

[@italymadeeasy]

True! Cooking shows are good! 😘

[@clisaa6974]

I've been reviewing my Italian for the past year having taken it in school and forgotten it. And, I LOVE IME. Now, I will start learning Spanish in a few months. But, has anyone found an online program that is similar to his????

[@patrickhogue8790]

Grazie, Manu! I have done a couple years of studying with various methods including Pimsleur, Duolingo, KZbin Italian teachers, and watching Netflix in Italian. After staying here in Italy for 2 months I still struggle so much with listening comprehension and your QVC suggestions seems great so I will try it starting today. It makes so much sense. I have subscribed to your channel and will check out your other videos. One question on watching TV shows and movies in Italian. What are your thoughts on subtitles? Should I put them in English, Italian, or not use them at all. Grazie ancora!!

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao Patrick! Thank you for your kind words and I hope you will improve with our videos and help ☺ About the TV shows and movies in Italian: Maybe you can start with watching the movie in Italian with English subtitles, then after a while with Italian subtitles and, when you are ready, you can remove them and just watch the whole movie in Italian!

[@JoeesJewelry]

Consiglio perfetto! Grazie mille e un abbraccio forte!💗💗💗

[@italymadeeasy]

Un abbraccio anche a te da parte di tutto il Team! 😘

[@melodiata]

I can see You first time without earrings.

[@princelanguages8924]

Genius! I'm a languages teacher (French and Spanish). Never thought of QVC - absolutely brilliant suggestion. Grazie mille. 😊

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@TT-Freak]

Sto ascoltando QVC italia e ho già comprato due pantaloni e due felpe per l'estate. Più compro, più risparmio:)

[@italymadeeasy]

😂 Ottimo! Fai pratica di ascolto e comprensione ma anche shopping!!!

[@TT-Freak]

@@italymadeeasy Grazie mille per il consiglio! Mi fa aiutare molto.:)

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@squeezy99]

I've been learning Italian for about 2 years. I've been feeling frustrated that I'm having such a hard time understanding spoken Italian. I understand most of what my teacher says, but that is mostly about grammar and I can work with the context. I fail miserably whenever an Italian tries to speak to me about some totally unexpected subject. I have an ear for language melody - I have mastered the pitch accent of Swedish for example, and understand Danish and melodic Norwegian - but for some reason, it sometimes feels like my brain isn't wired for Italian. I use Yabla for practicing active listening skills, and I've been watching TV series there (e.g. Un Medico in Famiglia) for passive practice. Thanks for the super video - I will certainly try your great suggestion of listening to QVC Italia.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao! Your experience is definitely relatable! Of course it's easier to understand someone when the context is familiar. However, do not give up! You can definitely achieve great results if you stick to practice and immersion! If you are motivated to learn Italian successfully, consider joining our all inclusive Platform - we are full of resources to help you improve your comprehension and communication! We are waiting for you at www.italymadeeasy.com/ 🤗

[@richardkehoe2294]

Great stuff Manu. Wish I saw this 2 years ago😢!

[@ashleykinney2618]

I love this so much! Great ideas and positive words of encouragement were exactly what I needed today. Thank you!!

[@italymadeeasy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cornhell05]

Thank you for this video, you sir are a gem! I was feeling super demoralized but I feel a lot better now. I know what I need to do to improve my language comprehension. xx

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@glenbellefonte9620]

You give great advice in your videos. Especially about active and passive listening. If I spent only an hour or two a week studying, I don't think it would be possible to even learn it. Also, QVC Italian! Great idea!🇮🇹🇺🇸

[@HayleyPuzoMusic]

what did he suggest for passive listening?

[@aslkhjbasijt785]

My problem is I don't hear the words, just a jumble of Italian sounds that I don't know how to break up. In another video by Manu he said two sentences ending with what I thought were conte and perte. I never heard those words. When he explained it in English I realized it was con te, with you and per te, for you. This is just an example. It goes for even Italian sentences spoken by experienced speakers whose first language is English. Even if I watch a video I can read along in Italian on 5 times, the second I close my eyes, I understand almost nothing. I just can't process fast enough and yes, I am terrible at it. I know I am just moaning out loud here, but unless I am reading along in Italian. It is the same with speaking, except now I can't think of words I can easily read. It would take me all day (literally) to write this paragraph in Italian. And I know it's not going to change because I learned French in high school and though I can read it better than Italian (I didn't say well), I still can't understand someone speaking French unless I read along. Even if I hear a word I know, by the time I reflect on it the speaker is sentences away. I know, got to keep trying. I do. But, without actual immersion in Italy or an Italian family, I don't think it's possible - for me, at least.

[@doctriestosew4333]

I have this same problem. Have you gotten any better

[@KanuKatalyst]

Adding QVC to my homework list! Great idea 👌🏿

[@italymadeeasy]

Yay! Go for it! 😎💪

[@theresa.conti-Reconnecting2You]

Great tips! I teach English and use some of the suggestions you mentioned, but now have several additional resources for students - and myself - as I am learning Italian. Thanks again for sharing your easy-to-understand tips for those of us who have struggled with learning Italian.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@blackship042]

I just hope I learn the language someday

[@noragarza1197]

Guardo video. Ciao Manù. Su tuo suggerimento, guardo QVC Italia tutti i giorni. Capisco molto poco, ma sono d'accordo che sia un buon strumento di ascolto. Ho un suggerimento per la comprensione. Guardo i video di KZbin in inglese con CC o traduzione italiana. Scorro la didascalia mentre la persona nel video parla. Non cerco di pronunciare mentalmente la parola italiana, la guardo e basta. In realtà è abbastanza divertente. Apprezzo i tuoi video educativi e divertenti. Grazie.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ottimo suggerimento, Nora! Grazie per essere qui ❤️

[@lynneferris2970]

buon consiglio e sì, funziona

[@hojomomma2319]

Absolutely brilliant idea! My husband and I are students of the academy and just love this video...grazie mille!

[@italymadeeasy]

Benissimo!!! 😍

[@schreiberinjen]

The QVC tip is very helpful! Grazie mille, Manu! 🤗

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@larswillems9886]

Does Italian music work too?

[@gracieallen8285]

One good thing about QVC Italia is it’s on podcast, great for passive listening.

[@italymadeeasy]

Yeah, Gracie, perfect for your passive listening😊

[@JohnDiFrancesco]

So di essere in ritardo alla festa, ma questa è un ottima raccomandazione! Ho imparato moltissimo! E anche io ho comprato tantissimi euro di stivali, scarpe, gioielli e prodotti per capelli italiani! Ma sono preoccupato per quanto costerà spedire negli Stati Uniti.... ;)

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@pinadelmonico]

Wow what an awesome idea…QVC Italia!! I grew up speaking Italian but have been out of practice in recent years & need some refreshing!! 🙏🏻😘

[@ecb1979]

So funny you're mentioning immersion. I recently purchased Season 1 of Greys anatomy in Italian 🤣 so good to know that I need to focus on Active listening also- I've now subscribed to QVC Italia

[@shanemahoney9295]

Where did you purchase it from?🙂

[@ecb1979]

@@shanemahoney9295 ebay 😁

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@Herp234]

Once again thank you for the advice Manu. Ti vogliamo bene!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@michelebaidas8008]

For sure we'll (io e il mio gatti) be doing this. They understand Italian and would appreciate me improving my comprehension and speaking skills. Grazie mille!

[@halhuffman]

OMG. thanks so much Manu! this is terrific. thanks!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@nemerem.A]

Thank you for emphasizing the kindness to yourself part, I arrived at school late and have been beating myself up when for not learning fast enough

[@MsKilgour]

😀😀oh Manu, I love listening to your fantastic tips, will try QVC along with Carlo and Malik😁, Grazie

[@BonusFiddle]

The qvc idea is genius! And today when I tried it they had an English speaking makeup rep. The Italian speaking host was translating!! So I got a great lesson while I’m working from home waiting for my data to load up

[@xiaorouhuang5529]

OMG!Grazie!Love the tip of listening to QVC!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@maha333g5]

I just think you might be the one to help me learn!! You are a inspiring coach as well👏 Thank you!!!!!

[@kaydonaldson5365]

Great advice. I’m a student of yours but being in NZ never hear Italian spoken during my day. I’ve turned the channel on. So good to have Italian constantly on in background. I feel like my brain is sparking to try and recognise words. Glad to have access to your earlier videos

[@FortunateXpat]

Ho vissuto in Sicilia per 3 anni. Ancora non posso capire una parola di quello che dice la mia padrona di casa.😂

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@EphemeralProductions]

Is manu short for Manuel ?

[@zacheray]

My confidence went way up when I tried QVC and was understanding 90% of it.. I may need another step upward between that and movies lol

[@daofjudith]

Wonderful advice. I’ve been watching for a week now but will now listen more!

[@susiesparkes]

Wow! Thank you Manu! QVC Italia, such a simple idea but I never would have thought of it! Thank you so much for this tip and for your wonderful KZbin channel, I love it!

[@nicolasizzo8559]

Grazie per tutta cosa

[@simonedwards___]

I LOVE THIS ADVICE ! Grazie Manu. Vado a QVC Italia proprio adesso. Ciao!

[@simonedwards___]

Oh mamma mia, ho comprato 20 paio di Sketchers 🤣👟

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@italymadeeasy]

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[@DetoCerqueira]

Ho un consiglio per chi vuole migliorare il suo listening in italiano con passive listening: euronews in diretta. È fondamontalmente un canale di live news in italiano. È contenuto per gli italiani, ma è comprensibile per gli studenti. Lo uso anch'io e mi aiuta molto.

[@jackieo8693]

Manu è il miglior insegnante😊

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie 😍

[@natranutrition]

In Italian please!

[@p.c.37]

Mi fai un Mondo di piacere a sentirti parlare. Mille Grazie Carissimo. Bacioni Tutti per te!♥

[@blessedentity8672]

Manu, I had been here in Italy for 2 years already, I can understand almost everything they I hear but it's really hard to speak good italian (grammatically correct) because of the singular and plural forms of words, I always get confused. Can you suggest an easiest way to learn to speak correctly? Thanks, God bless

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao! Why don't you try our chat service with native Italians? 😊 more information here: academy.italymadeeasy.com/italian-chat-bookings/

[@marcmanion4264]

Ecco un esempio di ascolto! Cosa hai detto dopo "e ci vediamo la prossima volta"?...

[@thisguylearnsitalian3904]

Thank you for your continued hard work.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@nancyhair5734]

Thank you so much Cos i have almost given up Now i can do it

[@Verowatches]

What a brilliant suggestion. I am brand new to Italian but I have experience with Latin, Spanish, and French. I am always looking for something useful but not too enthralling to play in the background while I play on my phone etc... I'm heading to QVC Italia right now!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@marion7661]

I used to learn english while listening to commercials. That was some 30 years ago, which means I had to listen on tv. Nowadays it's so much easier, and qvc is a great tip. Mille grazie, Manu👍

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you for your feedback, Marion! A presto!😍

[@sallyann8686]

Hi I just found you I am living in Bella Italia! I trying trying to learn and speak Italian You are wonderful at teaching I’m enjoying your videos Please keep them coming 😊👍🏻

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille 🌼🌼

[@fssrk1]

Fantastic idea with the guessing game for OVC italia. Love the passive listening into an exercise to see what you know, challenge yourself to pickup new words, and learn the rhythm or melody of the Italian speakers.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao! We are glad you enjoyed 😍

[@mikehudson5886]

Dice Jadwiga: Ottimo consiglio - l’immersione è essenziale. Mi immergo spesso nei programmi sul Rai, ma ora che conosco QVC Italia posso aggiungere commedie alle mie immersioni. Che buffo! Avete mai visto lo sketch comico di Franch e Saunders "canale di shopping"? QVC è quasi altrettanto divertente. Devo comprare immediatamente un “montgomery foderato con un corsetto”! Grazie (ancora) Manu. Ognuno dei tuoi video porta qualcosa di nuovo nei miei studi italiani.

[@italymadeeasy]

😘grazie! Continua a seguirci! Un abbraccio!

[@katypye745]

Great suggestion, Manu, especially that we should spend time listening to programs outside of the grammar, vocabulary, etc. work. Enjoyed my first episode of Squisita Italia, now on to QVC!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@matthewbrock4054]

I have not used QVC Italia, however, I am a huge cycling fan of GCN Italia. It keeps my interest, and as a result, trains my brain to pay attention to the Italian words that are directly and indirectly related to cycling.

[@italymadeeasy]

Excellent idea to read and listen about topics of your interest, complimenti! 😊

[@josejuan383]

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[@dafskoo7x]

Any suggestion for italian spotify podcasts ? Great video btw grazie mille :)

[@italymadeeasy]

Have you listened to our podcasts yet? 😊www.italymadeeasy.com/lessons/

[@johnbarelli6561]

Grazie for the excellent suggestion. I've been trying to learn Italian during this period that probably won't end until we elect competent leadership. (At this rate, I'll be fluent before I can visit Italy, but that's another problem entirely.) Your videos help, and this is another good tool. Again, grazie mille! Additional note: do you have a Patreon account? I get a lot from your videos, it seems fair for me to chip in a little, at least so you can have the occasional beer on me.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@katiasaporta2250]

I live in Argentina , I just started watching your videos because this year I started learning Italian , your videos are excelent!! FELICIDADES !!

[@italymadeeasy]

😍 Grazie!

[@maryannecarlson5665]

Mentre cucinavo ho ascoltato QVCITALIA! Mervigliosa! Grazie mille.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@angelaheneise488]

Ciao Manu. I love in Vincenza Italy for the next few years. I adore your channel and recommend it to all my Americano friends to review and learn Italian! Grazie mille

[@italymadeeasy]

😍 Grazie!