How to Say Big Numbers in Italian - Learn to Pronounce Large Italian Numbers

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When you begin to advance your Italian language skills, you'll eventually come across big and large numbers in Italian. Learning how to say big numbers in Italian can be an intimidating process, as the pronunciation of large Italian numbers can be difficult to grasp. Luckily enough for you, this video will help you learn how to pronounce Italian numbers that are big or large in nature!

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Grazie mille,
A presto,
Manu
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[reverinepacha]

I'm thai and I'm trying to study italian. Thank you so much for your videos. It helps me a lot. Keep doing your best teacher.

[princep]

Thanks Manu! you're certainly a good teacher.

[sdgreenguy]

You're adorable and you're helping me a lot!

[דיןפרץ-לז]

Grazie mille, Manu i love your channel so much, next year im going to italy for studing and your videos improved my italian very much !!

[NoHealerJustPain]

Best part of all, though every others are very useful as well. Spasibo!

[iki]

I appreciate your hard work teacher. I learnt a lot from you and I hope I will learn more and more insha Allah 💞

[NaniFrei]

Hi Manu! I'm Brazilian and I have been digging into my Italian ancestry. And trying to learn Italian on my own. I have been studying for about 4 months, every day. And I'm loving it!!! Portuguese and Italian share a lot of vocabulary, but the way sentences are put together some times don't match Portuguese or English 😁 Your videos help a lot. Thanks for your hard work. I have a question about numbers. In 1975, for example, would write 'millenovecento settantacinque' or
Grazie mille! ❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋

[andrewchen]

I just just started learning Italian since October this year, with the goal of fully using the current lockdown period to get to the conversational level in 2021 and hopefully by the second half of 2021, I will take a month long holiday in Italy, I will be able to completely rely on my Italian language skills to get around. Your videos really have made everything so easy, and I am leaping so fast....Cosi grazie!

[everythingisiconicifyoumakeit]

him: get used to saying numbers in the 1900s!
me, born in 2006:  🤨

i was nine when this video came out :)

[bellucci]

This series -and our host- is absolutely amazing

A very small caveat
While giving us time to figure out the big number pls. Put the number on the screen!!

Grazie!

[Mimiismimi]

Thanks so very much! You explain this perfectly ! ❤️

[AAPS]

For 101, is centuno accepted? or you have to use centouno? Grazie mille!

[jozzequ]

molto grazie per la lezione! just one question, when you type the words in the next line, does that mean that they are separated? like 1988 is written mile novechento ottantotto or altoguether milenovechento ottantotto.

[justachannel]

i'm so happy i'm a native spanish speaker because this is easier for me haha, in spanish is the same

[Endy_]

That part with the Pantheon was hilarious)

[KaratePath]

what is after quadrilione ? (im an engineer and i want to know big numbers), Bilione, trilione, quadrilione... Diecilione... I have a gap, i guess. Cinquelione (this one is tricky as quadrilione is quadrilione not quattrolione), sestolione ??, septolione?, ottalione?, nonnalione ?. I just want to know em up till Centilione (probably the farthest i would go is till or a Centiliardo (no need to go beyond 10x10{ 600

[whychromosomesmusic]

Nonna nato a Prascorsano Milleottocento Ottantuno. Did I spell it correctly? I hope. Thanks for helping me so much to read Italian records.

[zhangkeviolin]

interesting.
Then how do we write the number like 1, 523.09€?
how to know which "." is for thousand and also for the 0.09€?
Grazie mille.

[manucatlove]

why don't you say CENTUNO ? there is an "o" from cento and then "uno"

[mciftw]

Si può anche dire (come in francese) invece di mille novecento settantacinque, diciannovecento settantacinque (1975) ? grazie in anticipo