I really am so grateful for you & this opportunity to be part of an international community of students. Your empathy translates in your style of imparting knowledge. Grazie, grazie, grazie!!!
I'm sorry I missed the live lesson but life was not negotiable for me today. I'm thrilled that I'm your student for life now (you better live forever, Manu!) and I'm ready and waiting for "0 TO ITALIAN" to begin! I made incredible progress during the beginner course you enrolled me in 6 months ago and I am beyond excited to continue as your student! You have a real gift for teaching!
The last thing that I would ever think is that you speak to much! I cannot wait to hear the next thing you are going to say because every time you open your mouth I LEARN SOMETHING! Grazie mille Manu!
Though I am (supposedly) an intermediate student, I learned a lot from this lesson. You are building my confidence to actually speak. I've made lots of notes of phrases I shall be repeating to myself all day. Sai che ti dico....?, Ti va di...(vb infinitive)...?, Perché non...(vb 1st person pl)..?, Che ne dici di ... (vb infinitive)...etc. Thanks Manu. Cheers Maggie
Provo ad usare le frasi complete durante il giorno mentre parlo con me stesso (per descrivere le cose che faccio). Non sono sempre coretti, immagino, però mi aiuta perché posso fare le conversazioni senza italiani nella mia vita. Se non so come fare una frase, uso un sito web di traduzione. In questo modo posso praticare ogni giorno. Infatti, per me, questo metodo e i tuoi video sono l'unico modo per studiare. Sto contento... sto imparando molto finora. Il mio italiano non è perfetto, ma credo è abbastanza bene per parlare con qualcuno a questo punto. Ti ringrazio, Manu!
Il tuo italiano è quasi perfetto, complimenti. Un paio di consigli: diciamo "fare pratica" al posto di "praticare", "sono contento" al posto di "sto contento" e "sia abbastanza buono" invece di "è abbastanza bene". Comunque scrivi meglio di molti italiani, bravo
I love your frenetic energy- I'm an ex- New Yorker and your energy level matches that. And you also seem very "Italian" like when you touched your head about your memory! Thank you.
I’m watching this video three years after it went live. Would it be possible to spell “you know what” here please? Also, spero che la situazione in Italia migliori 🙏🏼
hi manu....i've been learning italian from 1n half month...i have only learned some basic and litle bit of speaking from online and most of ur videos...now i have just time of 1 month and pass the b2 level language proficiency in italy....is it possible....and what could be the best way to grab some speaking skills as quick as possible?
I just found your channel.. this is what i need today... its so helpful..grazie!♥ We really appreciate what your doing... i will surely watch of all of your Topics. Greetings from Sicily.♥
That is exactly right. I'm thinking to myself why are my questions a complete stuff up LOL. It's like they are the wrong way around. Sorry I'm one of those annoying students that asks to many questions lol. I wanted to check sentence structure regarding the infinitive of the verb. Voglio andare di la citta Voglio vado di la citta I'm guessing the first statement is correct. Can you use the infinitive (andare) after you've already used a conjugated word (voglio)?
Manu, you were mixed up about one little detail in English. In English, you can also put the "tomorrow" anywhere. "Tomorrow, I'm going to the movies with Mary," "I'm going to the movies tomorrow with Mary," "I'm going to the movies with Mary tomorrow" are all fine.
