Introduction to Italian Verbs - Beginner Italian Course: Lesson 10

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In this video you will learn about Italian Verbs.

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[italymadeeasy]

You'll find detailed courses to take you to the level of Italian you dream of. You'll find me and the Italy Made Easy team there to help you!

[fireflipper]

Grazie Mille Manu! We leave for Italy October 19. My mother was from Naples, so I will be meeting many of my relatives for the first time. I am learning so much from these lessons!

[lianna]

For most all Western speakers, we know this about Spanish and Italian verbs.
But I can imagine this video is absolutely gold for any Eastern speaker learning Italian.
Excellent resource!

[muttlanguages]

When you said there were 3 groups of verbs, I had strong Spanish déjà vu.

[Beau_sabreur]

Lesson 10 in one sitting! Picking up a lot more already. Grazie manu !

[jhowell]

I'm so happy I found this channel and your awesome podcast! I just started listening while doing the dishes and was happy to recognize more words than I expected, even at this very beginner level. What a beautiful language, so very musical. I could listen to you talk all day! Mille grazie, Manu!

[ilbobisss]

Ciao Manu!

You are an absolutely amazing teacher, very blessed for finding you.

Questions please.

1. Is there an easy way to know when a word has 2 consecutive consonants? I struggle with that.

Example: penna, letttura, scriptural, etc

2. Easy way to know when words do not separate from each other?

Examples: buongiorno, buonasera, buonanotte vs Buon pomeriggio

GRAZIE MILLE!

[rollthediceagain]

This course together with Language Transfers' introduction to Italian has really started to give me more confidence in my ability to learn a language which I spectacularly failed at many years ago when trying to learn French in school. Thank you so much. :)

[princesspenaflorida]

Grazie mille Manu! The best, conscise explanation for verbs!

[karlamolpez]

This is amazing!!! Keep those lessons coming! 🎉

[atikaarab]

Day 8 : this is exactly the thing that always frightened languages learners "verbs", I wish i can find a way to remember irregular verbs easly.

[amyobrien]

This is so helpful! I wish I'd found you sooner Manu. I can say a lot of things in Italian, but I never learned why. It was all listening, repeating, and then recalling. It worked well, and I could build sentences fairly easy, but I learned none of the rules. And none of the spelling. I'm learning I've been picturing words all wrong! I knew to say Lei for formal "you" (I thought it was spelled "le"), but I didn't know it is kind of like talking to someone in third person. I like how you break things down in a very simple way. Thank you for such excellent and entertaining lessons

[hcalc]

Love this series so much! Hope you do another one

[alexplough]

As a native russian speaker, using 6 cases, 3 conjugations and 3 genders in the language, person who's professional in English, i smiled when i heard that italian verbs are hard.

[sandyforero]

Can’t wait until tomorrow 😉. thank You

[suzanajenic]

Awesome lesson!
Im from Serbia, and i know English fluent-speaking, and its very hard to find Italian free lessons in Serbian so im watching English version 😂
As Serbian some things are probably easier for me like pronounciation then for English speakers 😬
But i like this course thank u very much 😊

[Pau-mwwi]

Gracias Manu I am learning Italian too

[Nuggets_Meow]

The italian verbs' rules reminded me of french so much

[xojanine]

I learned french in dutch school so this makes a lot of sense

[phionahpaty]

I have finally got how to practice my verbs rights. Grazie