Italian Direct, Indirect & Double Object Pronoun Review

[@MattiaLinguaFranca]

Ciao Tom!! I've been following your channel for a while now, although this is my first comment! I just wanted to congratulate you on your 100k subscribers! You have an amazing way of teaching languages (and your Italian is IMPRESSIVE to say the least), and you've been one of the people that inspired me to start teaching Italian here on youtube a few months ago! I am enjoying it so much!!! It would be amazing if one day we could do some kind of video collaboration, but I probably need to get more experience first :) So thank you so much for all your videos, keep going, I want to see you get to 1M ;) Ciao! Mattia

Grazie mille Mattia! I took a look at some of your videos, you're doing a great job! Keep it up! :)

[@MattiaLinguaFranca]

@ Thank you so much :D

[@johncotrufo5276]

Thanks!

[@chiwinglee7785]

Another great helpful video! Really appreciate this style where you talk as you write... it's easier (for me at least) to follow when compared to your older videos(which are great already by the way!) with the pop up subtitles, it's also more engaging to watch!

[@themisfitoddity]

Oh, the handwriting is sooo helpful! Hope there’s more to come

[@yolacintia]

Ciao Tom, TI HO trovato sul canale di Davide. È un piacere stare qui con te adesso. Spiegui tutto molto bene e restarò qui per sempre 😁

[@Giuseppe_G]

Tom, by adding the white board is a huge benefit for visual learners such as myself. Keep doing video. I believe I am a Patreon. Going to dbl check and increase my standing with you!

[@davidbrown470]

Magic as at the moment for me it's the aspect I'm struggling most with. Looking forward to this review!

[@soran1461]

Hi Tom God bless you fantastic teaching!

[@moonpics]

Great information , and you have an excellent teaching style.

[@wendellh2o]

You did a great job on your explanation and using a visual learning by doing the handwriting. Cool! Bravissimo!!! Ho imparato tanto mentre ho guardato questo il video ieri.

Happy to hear it, grazie mille!

[@jackgeorge8668]

Thanks Tom. I find this step by step guide so useful :)

[@bernadettebong7296]

Grazie Tom per tutto il tuo lavoro

[@abfinancesandhealthaccount1936]

you seem like such a nice, genuine guy. thankyou so much for helping thousands of people in learning Italian, including myself. thanks again tom!

Thank you Andres! Very kind of you to say. Keep up the great work with your Italian!

[@christyvuhanoi]

As inspirational as always! Everything is nicely simplified, thank you!

[@the90skid48]

Amazing job brother ... Congratulations keep it up

[@lionfighter7482]

Thank you

[@laurend3497]

This is so incredibly helpful. THANK YOU

[@stacievanchieri326]

Sempre un piacere vederti Tom! Super chiaro e facile per capire! Spero che tutto vada bene!

Grazie Stacie! :)

[@rosabelle1116]

Buondi Tom, Adesso parlo un po' d'Italiano. Usavo il Metodo Naturale. Comunque prima di iniziare l'apprendimento di Italiano, questa volta, ho capito che dovrei studiare tutti i pronomi Italiani grammaticamente. Ho reso conto che la mia inabilitá a capire i pronomi Italiani era un ragione avevo fallito nei tentativi passati a imparare Italiano. Usavo i suoi video vecchi a imparare tutti i pronomi. Ancora tengo uno video suoi nel mio cellulare che uso per referimento. Grazie Tom.

[@pegberthold3988]

Pronouns can be confusing, but your method teaching them, one at a time, seeing each being written out , made it easier for me to remember and to understand the application instead of looking at and memorizing a pre-existing chart. Learning Italian is my joy, and with you it is never frustrating, so I'm apt to make more progress instead of getting away from it for awhile due to confusion or frustration. (I'm in my early 70s, proving it is never too late to learn and enjoy a foreign language.) Grazie mille!

Happy to hear it! Grazie!

[@chrisf667]

So insightful and helpful. Grazie from Australia!

[@mariabernardello3166]

I'm Italian and I'd like to come to Australia 😭 it's my dream

[@aleyna-km3dh]

@@mariabernardello3166 my dream is move to italy

[@mariabernardello3166]

@@aleyna-km3dh can we exchange? Ahah

[@GRockBlues]

This lesson is super awesome...

[@Babysmeraldina]

Ciao Tom. Sei molto bravo ad insegnare. Io vorrei imparare inglese, conosco molte parole e lo capisco abbastanza, ma dalla mia bocca non ne esce mezza. Questi video che fai in inglese, per imparare l'italiano, potresti farli al contrario? Io sono lingua madre di spagnolo e so benissimo anche l'italiano. Aiutamiiiiiiii 😅

[@MooMoo-lf7kl]

The board is a huge help , as a dyslexic student learning Italian I need visual aids or I get lost and confused.

[@the90skid48]

My mother tongue is Spanish and i understand clearly tutto quello che hai detto ottimo lavoro

[@frannorris491]

OMGoodness Tom you make these object pronouns sound so simple!!! AWESOME Thank you :)

[@stevendollinger8655]

hi tom big fan, can you say portglieli i bring it to him thus adding the object pronouns on the end of the verb even thought you are not using a helping verb here, like i want. thanx steve

Ciao Steven, you can say "portaglieli" as a command with the Imperative Mood :)

[@mscud12]

The best teacher!

[@Taha-ti8fq]

Everything is nicely simplified, thank you!

[@fernandoarteaga4306]

Eccolo Tom! Ho usato la tua parola incorrettamente ho mettito welá invece di weilá. Mi ricordo anni fa avere visto weilá/welá nel tuo video no lo so veramente. Devo darti il credito per la parola weilá! Mi piace la parola indiretta.

[@lorellacurione2110]

Ho messo

[@aramjamil5285]

This is not a language, but mathematics 😊. You are a great teacher sir!!

[@patriciahoumdi1178]

Thanks! ❤

[@nancymaule9819]

Adoro questi video!!

[@dovygoodguy1296]

How do Italians differentiate between a singular or plural glielo gliela, glieli without context? And why is there no difference between feminine and masculine in those indirect forms?

Ciao Dave, context will help otherwise on their own it wouldn't be clear :)

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@ Mille Grazie, Tom! Could you provide a few examples?

[@damienmason3807]

What a great video. I'm going to keep watching it multiple times. SVO....as you said English flows this way. Italian it changes.

[@robertbuggica4313]

I am confused as to when to use" Io" versus when you use "mi"

[@Ann-mf7lx]

Thank you so much for these videos it’s amazing, if I want to say “you bring the flowers to us” can I say “ve li porti”?

Grazie! In this case you’d say “ce li porti” or “ce li portate” 😊

[@Ann-mf7lx]

@ ok perfect,thank you very much😊, can i guess the wrong frase ve li porti would be' translate "bring them to you"?

[@pacedimovska8609]

Ottimo insegnamento. Cari saluti.

[@MFLTeacher]

Spelling mistake with "conoscerla" ; the second "o" is missing. :)

[@pritamsingh-kw5kp]

Can you tell me when I use direct object pronoun and when I use indirect object pronoun . Plzz tell me I'm waiting for your answer. Benissimo ❤️

[@pritamsingh-kw5kp]

Thanks brother from india love u brother ❤️

[@cindydecastro4376]

Ottimo!!

[@rodprager891]

Quella è stata fantastica

[@jorgechaux2506]

The best!

[@stormblack]

I'm so confused that I've just given up trying to learn this beautiful language.

[@lorellacurione2110]

No way!

[@stormblack]

@@lorellacurione2110 It was one of the toughest decisions I've had to make in some time. You can only bang your head against the wall so much. At some point, you have to be smart enough to know when to quit. I reached that point.

[@miao752]

Ciao.Tom in Italia stiamo vivendo un incubo di dittatura , aiutaci

[@superdivemaster]

Troppo bene lezione ...

[@superdivemaster]

Va Bene ...