500 Phrases Every Italian Beginner Must Know

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In this video, we will teach you the most common 500 italian phrases that you must know if you're a an absolute beginner. This is THE place to start if you want to learn Italian, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.

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[koysjourney]

All the sentences are very useful. Thank you for sharing this. It's a lot of work.

[joemanginelli]

I love this series of videos. I have watched all of the phrases series of videos too many times to count. Can you please make more of these with new phrases? I feel they are a little more intermediate and helpful to me than the very beginner series. Vi ringrazio molto. You guys are the best. I have been watching and learning from your videos for a few years now. -Joe

[davezarellagmail]

This is exactly what I want and need however many of the audio translations in English do not have the first word. They are written but I can’t always watch the translations but can always listen to them.

[nobull]

At 38:37 AND 41:54, there is a mistake. The audio (fa freddo) does not match the text translation (e'vero) for "it's true".

[StopWatch-bnsr]

Could someone list the corrections to the mistakes found? For example, I don''t think "Let me think about it" would translate "Fammici a pensarci" because you don't use "a" after conjugating "fare" do you? Also, why the second "ci" at the end of "pensare"?

[mohamedseghir]

Grazie mille per tutti ... dall'Algeria

[rivertodd]

Wonderful. Best format on the Web. Please do another story with 300 pages. ❤️🇮🇹🇦🇺 For example AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS is a great book. Thanks from Australia.

[nobull]

At 1:17:51 the Italian translation plays at a very high speed.

[nobull]

At 1:16:10 it should say "what bad weather".

[carmensabina]

I really like this video, but the Italian part needs to be read little bit slower. The pronunciation is too fast. Thank you

[jessicajohn]

I’m not sure just how well these extremely American expressions translate into Italian.
An example “ Good for you!” Is translated literally. In Italy do they really say “ good for you” meaning “ well done for achieving that ”?
Hmmmm can a native speaker comment per favore ? Grazie…

[nobull]

At 1:09:16 it should say "we'll give you A call", not "we'll give you call".

[paulhudik]

the make english speaker sounds like the voice over guy from hows it made

[bobcanuso]

Boy, there are a lot of mistakes in this tutorial! If you respond I will give you a list of all that I have detected. It is hard enough learning when things are accurate...Are you an Italian native that speaks some English??? or are you trusting someone else's translation?

[BeesPalette]

I love the bit where it translates I'm happy, the Italian version sounds miserable lmao

[jeffreyindri]

i am afraid i cant make it .... temo di non poterlo fare

[macnahalba]

Some went by too fast. One was saying 'fa freddo' but something else entirely was written. A few repeats. What was with that chipmunk voice that didn't even finish the sentence? Come on, this isn't up to standard.