Introducing yourself - Easy Italian Basic Phrases 3

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Learn Italian with Easy Italian! In this basic phrases episode Giulia is helping you introduce yourself in Italian :D

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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

Host: Giulia Cerizza
Camera: Francesco Tironi
Edit: Giulia Cerizza and Francesco Tironi

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I am Italian. I suggest people to learn Italian *along with Spanish and Portuguese*. You must study them *at the same time* . These three Languages are mutual intelligible. Each of these three Languages is helpfull in order to memorize the other two Languages. For example, let's consider the Italian word "cavallo" ("horse"). In Spanish it is "caballo" and in Portuguese it is "cavalo". Comparing how similar the Italian, Spanish and Portuguese words are, you will find your study as a "game" and - at the same time - you will memorize the various words. Eventually you will end up mastering also Spanish and Portuguese, which are *very widespread Languages* spoken by hundreds of million of people throughout the world. So I say it again: *ITALIAN, SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE MUST BE LEARNT TOGETHER, AS IF THEY WERE THREE VARIETIES OF ONE SINGLE LANGUAGE !*

maksim

oh wow, how beautiful it sounds, and looks, I will try to learn it!)

immerification

Bravissimo il video per favore fai più questi tipi di le lezioni.

zohaibmasih

i love italian language so much.keep it on

talardony

I'm actually learning German, just decided to see if I could understand anything of Italian since I'm a Portuguese native speaker and I actually did understand it all without needing to translate it, it's quite similiar to Portuguese. After German, that's my next language for sure, I really enjoy it.

Lucas-qrul