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Learn Italian and improve your language skills by reading Italian books (written for Italians!)
In this video, I will be discussing the role of the "hero" in stories and literature, as well as reading an excerpt from "Settanta volte sette", one of the 16 stories in this book.
Read with me here - tinyurl.com/70...
Who is a hero? In this video - and with this book - I want to challenge the idea of who we think a hero is. It is not always the younger, stronger, and prettier one. Sometimes it's nobody (in particular) but rather a group that works for the best interest of his community.
○ BOOK: Noi siamo tempesta by Michela Murgia
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Комментарии : 15   
@angelacali6620
@angelacali6620 Год назад
Wonderful! Grazie!!
@elidingiullo6073
@elidingiullo6073 4 года назад
Bravissima.👏👏👏
@AmericanEnglishBrent
@AmericanEnglishBrent 3 года назад
Grazie mille. Posso capire quasi tutto quello che dici. Continua così.
@ItalianBites
@ItalianBites 3 года назад
Ottimo lavoro!!! E grazie 😊
@faustinogomez4840
@faustinogomez4840 3 года назад
Eccellente e ottima lettura.
@elidingiullo6073
@elidingiullo6073 4 года назад
Martina, sei grande. Ho adorato questo video. Davvero molto utile.
@ItalianBites
@ItalianBites 3 года назад
Grazie mille Eli! :)
@GerssonCastillo
@GerssonCastillo 4 года назад
Ciao Martina. Ho conosciuto il tuo canale poi di vedere te in altro canale (time to be Italian). Ho gia visto tutti i tuoi video, e mi sono piaciuto molto. Io ho appena cominciato a imparare la lingua. Escussi mi se il messaggio non è perfectamente scritto. A presto.
@ItalianBites
@ItalianBites 4 года назад
Ciao Gersson! Grazie mille per esserti fermato sul mio canale! E no ti preoccupare se il messaggio non è perfetto, fare errori e fare pratica è molto più importante! Ben fatto, continua così e in bocca al lupo per il tuo italiano!
@Thalespoliglota
@Thalespoliglota 4 года назад
Molto bravo questo video! Grazie mille a te Italian bites.
@ItalianBites
@ItalianBites 4 года назад
Grazie, sono contenta che ti sia piaciuto!!
@plantedfitness8507
@plantedfitness8507 4 года назад
fantastico! Grazie
@learnlanguagewithmusic3965
@learnlanguagewithmusic3965 4 года назад
I'm having really hard time with the word ''ne'' in Italian. Especially since I'm from Croatia and by ''ne'' we mean ''no'', so it is negation here in Croatia. And when I hear someone say ''Me ne vado a casa'' it is so unnatural to hear. What is the difference between ''Vado a casa'' and ''Me ne vado a casa''? Why that ''ne'' here, and what is the difference? Both mean ''I am going home'', but in what situation would you say those 2 forms?
@ItalianBites
@ItalianBites 4 года назад
Ciao @learnlanguagewithmusic !! Giving you a thorough answer on a RU-vid comment will be difficult. But I'll try my best: NE has different uses. - A part of a whole [e.g. you see lots of oranges on the fruit stand and you say that you just want 3kg of them > NE prendo 3kg] - "about it" [e.g. voglio parlarNE con Marisa > I want to talk to Marisa about it] - sometimes they can substitute a whole sentence! - verbi pronominali, i.e. verbs that change their meaning because they have a pronoun attached [e.g. non poterne più, non volermene, etc] In your examples it refers to a particular colloquial use that indicates a particular involvement of the subject (where the sentence, as you said, has the same exact meaning - it's to underline the involvement) examples are: me ne vado a casa, me ne mangio due (e.g. gelati),... In general, the best approach is to notice it in context! I hope this helps!
@learnlanguagewithmusic3965
@learnlanguagewithmusic3965 4 года назад
​@@ItalianBites Wow you have really put an effort in explaining this, and it cleared a lot of things to me since I didn't know it can have so much different uses. Yep, I'll just have to expand my vocabulary and listen to Italian as much as I can until I catch up their phrases and uses for NE. Grazie!:)
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