ENGLISH LISTENING a 4 livelli di difficoltà (con sottotitoli ITA)

⭐ Ascoltare l'inglese è una skill fondamentale. Aiuta molto farlo più di 10 secondi alla volta, quindi oggi vi leggo diversi testi più lunghi che parlano di storie semplici con il vocabolario e la velocità che aumentano sempre di più. Cercate di capire senza leggere il testo quando possibile. Good luck and happy listening!

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Thanks for watching!
-Brian

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0:00 Intro
0:43 Beginner
4:12 Intermediate
7:55 Advanced
10:57 Expert

[gabyokcon]

SONO RIUSCITO A CAPIRE TUTE E QUATTRO LE STORIE; FORSE A QUALCHE PAROLA HO DOVUTO GUARDARE LA TRADUZIONE IN ITALIANO. SEI UN GRANDE CONTINUACOSI!!!:)

[JulyGiulia]

Hey Brian,
Let's get to work right away!! 😃😃
I was carried away by your four stories and since I love travelling I wish I could be with Emily in all her beautiful adventures: first in Sperlonga, second in the mountains, then the gorgeous Amalfi coast and finally the Eolie islands... I mean one of the best places in our stunning peninsula. I could feel all your passion and love for our country while listening to your stories!! 🤩
Thank you so much Brian and let's keep practicing with you cuz it's really enjoyable! Of course, learning never stops!! 😉😉 Talk to you soon!! Peace! 💜✌🏻

[thomastizianocarbone]

hey, nice video, it was a cool exercise i did in some spare time. i misunderstood very few words and made it through level four. i'm looking forward to seeing other listening exercices on your channel, brian.
keep it up, you're doing a great job, anyone can see you're a great english teacher. unironically i learnt more with five of your short videos than of eight years of english learning in italy. as i said your videos are really helpful and considerably helped me and still do.
keep it up!
P.S you're a remarkably good non-native italian speaker, considering that in comparison italian is a lot harder than english, you have earned rightfully my regard.

[simonarei]

Non ho capito tutto ma è stato molto gradevole...un esercizio molto carino e utile.
Grazie!

[francescacolloridi-ewji]

Hi Brian, what a beautiful trip !! I've been to Sicily twice but I don't know these islands at all. Your description made me so stunned that I wish I were there...bye, have a nice day

[paolosub]

Io li ho ascoltati e capiti tutti e 4 senza leggere perché non ci vedo senza occhiali.
Questo grazie a te Briller.
Solo....non si dice avete sopravvissuti....ma se siete

[elisabettarazza]

Ciao Brian, li ho ascoltati tutti e 4 convinta che avrei capito solo il primo livello.
In effetti li ho capiti tutti e 4 nel senso globale, anche se molte parole le ho perse.
Di grande aiuto è stato seguire in lettura il tuo parlato, ovviamente mi riferisco all’inglese! La traduzione non l’ho proprio considerata.
Il problema enorme è parlare perché magari conosco molte più parole di quante me ne vengano in mente al momento del bisogno.
E niente, dovrei staccare totalmente dall’italiano per almeno un mese e… vedere l’effetto che fa 😘

[maradegan]

Thank you Brian for this amazing video, I understood almost everything without reading the translation. I feel Emily is a smart girl to travel with, can we organize a trip with her?

[urizenkandinsky]

Bravo Brian, io non mi sento molto bravo con il listening, soprattutto quando mi parla un madrelingua, ma devo dire che ti ho capito al 95% per tutto quello che hai detto. Guardavo il testo in inglese solo quando pronunciavi i nomi dei luoghi italiani, ma perchè molti non li conoscevo. Due sono le cose: o sono diventato un genio del listening o tu ti stai italianizzando😂 Solitamente quando mi parla un non madrelingua di qualsiasi nazione lo capisco molto meglio rispetto a qualsiasi inglese. Quindi penso che tu abbia capito come parlare un perfetto inglese ma facendoti capire anche da un non madrelingua... i veri problemi ci sono quando guardo serie TV, probabilmente un vocabulary più ampio e l'utilizzo di slang o modi di dire mi rendono più arduo il listening... comunque ottimo lavoro sei bravissimo, continua così

[mauriziomartin]

Great exercise, but poor Emily, beautiful places she visited, but always alone. 😢

[fede]

Hello Brian,
For my tastes, this Emily makes a bit too many trips. Keeping up with her is practically impossible.
In any case, I had to write/mark down several completely unknown words, such as "awe-ispiring" (impressionante) and many others.
Più lungo de così non lo potevi fa': I learned more words today than all year.
In any case, Emily's travel choices were excellent: Sperlonga, the best beach in Lazio. The Dolomites, needless to say (by the way, 5.07: She unpacked her things: ha "disfatto" le sue cose, come "disfare le valigie").
Regarding the Amalfi Coast, she saw the best, but she forgot, since she was there, Vico Equense and Sorrento, not to be missed.
Back in my day, Panarea was the most famous island of the Aeolian Islands, but I don't remember why. However, I've been in Lampedusa for a month, many years ago, whereas our traveler haven't🤣🤣. Thanks for this video. Bye.

[fabios.]

At each level I couldn’t actually tell the difference from the previous one

[zagabetta]

My biggest problem was understanding the name of the cities...
I just listened, without watching and it was quite easy, but useful.

[trseppiabrilla]

Is such a shame that I can undestand expert level having way more lower skill in writing and speaking. At this moment I have a B2 certification from highschool, I would like to have a C1 or C2 but I know I have to study a lot more mostly because I do not remember all the grammar rules and I almost stutter speaking english, too often the right words don't come in my mind.

Thank you for this test! It gave me a bit of confidence in myself

[giusisavito]

Brian, I have only the first certification of Cambridge University ( grade c) but I understood almost every word of level 4 test. Anyway as a teacher of italian I have to tell you something : si dice " siete appena sopravvissuti" non "avete appena sopravvissuto" .

[fioresepaolo]

I thought it was written 'travelling' not 'traveling'. However I don't know many words but it is a great exercise. Thanks a lot.

[niccolodavela]

I know I’m kinda weird but I’m telling you that I almost found the fourth part easier than the third 😂

[Luigi-mcnc]

Che fortuna ho capito Ferri
Che credo sia il traghetto

[francescofrascati]

Ho Brian, thanks for your videos, i find them very cool, Just a question, Is Emily married?

[AsitShouldBe]

I've reached the 4th level but I think you could do worse with an harder level, 😉😁
There is a bit too much echo in this room and the volume is a bit low, in this video, bye bro🙂