The absolute legends are back. Dynamic duo taking OVER the world uno lezione alla volte!!! Sono molto contento!!

Here's me rewinding the video to catch every word!! E un'abitudine difficile da perdere.

Che cosa un episodio buono! Grazie mille

Molto bella. Molto bello❤

i honestly love this series its been so helpful

Grazie mille! What I would really love to see are some daily conversations and phrases in supermarkets or bakeries e.g. for example.
Or like when asking for help. Maybe with a hidden camera or pointed to yourself but being able to hear the cashier.

Hi guys. I watch your content every day. My question is how long have you been speaking Italian fluently? I am watching Italian movies. listening to Italian music, doing the Rosetta stone CDs with booklet, online study groups when available and attended a short 3-week workshop. Along with this i am speaking to people in public using greetings, and other words and phrases trying to become fluent. I can speak the words well, because i am Italian, but having trouble remembering what all the words mean by memory. I know learning will take a lot more time, and i am excited to speak a whole sentence without help. Not planning a trip to Italy, just want to speak my native language. Thanks for the reply back.

Grazie mille, Sono jul Haque.

Grazie per i consigli

I could keep up for 7 minutes understanding almost all the words and then got tired. I was pretty proud of myself but need to build my listening endurance.  Shorter videos for us newbies might be helpful. Ten minutes tops. I'll come back and listen to the rest of this later.

Super consigli! Grazie!!

Danke!

Adoro il vostro programma; è davvero divertente!  Gli insegnanti sono fantastici!  E sempre un piacere!  Grazie mille per il vostro lavoro!

Sono molto contenta YOU ARE BACK!! Oggi è il mio primo giorno a Torino. Domani vado alla scuola di lingua per due settimane ma oggi: non capito niente in piazza, al ristorante o in albergo.  Puuh

I was in Italy a couple of weeks ago and I tried to speak Italian as much as I could. I've been learning on DuoLingo for a few years but have also been following your content and listening to your podcasts and I remembered your tip about not trying to understand every word spoken to you but to latch on to a few words and be mindful of the context. Before, when I was in Italy and spoke Italian, I didn't get much beyond "grazie" or "per favore" plus anything from a phrase book (or my phone's translation app). This time, I actually had some (brief) conversations in Italian without that! There were a couple of times where I was asked a follow up question to something I'd said and my brain froze, so I had to resort to English, but equally, there were a couple of times where I asked something and was then replied to in Italian and I was able to catch a word or two that helped me realise what I was being asked (given the context). The last time it happened was at a restaurant and I asked (in Italian) if they had Coke Zero. The waitress replied to say that they did so I asked if I could please have one. Then she followed up and asked if I wanted ice with it (it was a very hot day!) -thankfully I caught the word "ghiacchi" in her reply and realised what she was asking so I could (in Italian) say "yes please!". Afterwards my husband (who doesn't speak Italian), asked me what she'd said and he was quite impressed that I'd been able to respond so naturally. So it does work!

Quattro e venti? Gentile! 😎

I would try to practice Italian by speaking by myself or by rewatching your videos (although I would sometimes copy the words and subtitles of words or sentences I don't understand for me. Then later on up my own sentences with the words or sentences I don't understand just to practice better for myself.

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I bet Matt wouldn't understand my Glaswegian English!!!😂

I am Kurdish and I would like to learn Italian but it is very difficult..