2 Hours of Daily Italian Conversations - Italian Practice for ALL Learners

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In this video, you’ll challenge your Italian listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues to take you from the beginner to the advanced level. Those dialogues are made by Italian native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Italian, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.

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[helia_tz]

I don’t understand Italian, i just came here to bless my ears with this beautiful language

[stevecipparulo]

This is huge. I'm not understanding everything the first time through, as I am still a new learner. But it's great to hear practical conversations and I continue to understand more and more as time goes on.

[lilidioszegi]

I love these conversations and bless all the people who made it!Thank you!This is the way i like to learn!

[denasutera]

This is amazing. Finally, the ability to hear and understand "what" is being said. I've learned thousands of words but it never helped me with a two way conversation. Thank you!

[TheExceptionalState]

Excellent Resource. I can thoroughly recommend it. People that say the texts are too fast would also do well to realize that it wouldn't seem that way if the same people thought quicker. Failing that they can reduce the speed to 75% or 50% and for god's sake stop moaning, learning a language takes time, patience and persistence.

[watteau]

This is incredible. Real-life native-speaker dialogs at normal speed! I only wish there was a way to break these up, so I can listen to them over and over, without guessing where they start, because the video is so compressed. I've already learned a lot. Thanks!

[fhb]

This is actually amazing lol it's so hard to find a channel that has consistently good material to practice listening with.
If possible, can future comprehensions include different dialects!? Please make loads more because they're great! Thanks!

[cocot]

At last!! I can hear Italian spoken as Italians speak it. The rhythm, the inflections, the nuances. What a great help this is. Grazie.

[lupebutterfly]

Molto utile. Please don't waste your time reading the negative comments as it is just a waste of time. Just try to understand the context and how Italians speak and not how English is spoken. It is not meant to be a literal translation. The subtitles are probably auto generated and just a guide.

[petrieberries]

Thank you! I appreciate that the English isn’t disturbing in between every sentence! and that’s it’s not too repetitive stretching out and over-pronouncing three times per sentence and instead much more natural. Thank you much!!!

[masterjunky]

Wow I can speak italian!







I'm from Milan...

[stevenburton]

Brovo! Questo e fantastico! This is how everyone else should make their language tutorials. No spending all your time looking up the words you don't know yet. Seriously, nicely done! Thank you!

[MrTrackman]

Excellent. You give us a real chance to practice listening to real conversations. And then check our understanding with the following subtitles. Thank you.

[noueruz-zaman]

This is the best way to start learning the language.


Though, I must say as I know decent Spanish and French I had head start in Italian.

[b.entranceperium]

I learned French pretty well and I almost magically can understand a lot of this already. Amazing how related the languages are

[Ildy]

Fantastico! Exactly what I was looking for. In class we speak so slowly, I wanted to hear something closer to a regular speed. It's OK not to get everything. Just let it wash over you and enjoy the rhythm and pick up what you can. Pratica, pratica!!

[maxander]

It's just too funny seeing Italians writing down how much helpful this video is.

[marufhossain]

This is my first month listening to these conversations and I can start to see the development of my understanding of the Italian Language. I'm only a beginner but not an absolute beginner.

[traceywoods]

This was the part I'm missing from distance learning. This is so excellant, molte grazie!!

[CodeCommand]

This is extremely useful! grazie mille!