How To Pronounce Italian Food Names Correctly

Hey guys :) I'm Sara, an Italian girl and in today's video I want to teach you how to pronounce Italian food names like an Italian native speaker!
So next time you'll go to an Italian restaurant or you'll talk to an Italian friend, you'll say mozzarella, espresso or bruschetta correctly. :p

Don't forget to like the video, comment and share it with your friends!! Grazie :)

[theprincipia]

Thank you. People always correct me when I pronounce "bruschetta" with a "k" sound. They use a "sh" sound. Now I am sure I am pronouncing it correctly.

[sonicaphos]

Your pronunciation just reinforces why Italian language is so lovely. Palabras de amor <3

[mandolph]

I know a lot of fellow Americans who need to watch this and get their pronunciations correct lol.

[DrKSChandraprakash]

Thanks Sara. Here in India, there are many restaurants that serve "Italian" food. However, they do not even pronounce it correctly. Therefore, I wonder how authentic the taste is. Your video is really helpful. Keep adding more such videos!

[giqwaju]

Thank you so much! This clears up all this "Italian-American pronunciation" I heard growing up in northeastern U.S. Even a red man can tell that not all those letters are silent, haha! You calibrated my ears to the right way, and you have a very nice tone to your voice as well. It was easy to understand and the consanants were very clear.

[andyecheandia]

You have done a service for Americans, especially American Italians who don't know how to speak Italian. THANK YOU!!

[TheUniDudeTV]

this was actually very helpful! i went to Italy 2 weeks ago and i had problems with ordering food correctly haha! i should have seen this video before going! great video Sara, keep it up! :)

[paulkern]

Thanks so much! These words have become common now, at least in the Chicago area, so good that we learn the right pronunciation!

[jimmyzamp]

Thank you Sara.This is great.Too often these lessons are done by New Yorkers who just don't have the correct Italian accent .As a third generation Italian American My Grand parents spoke Italian as there first language as well as fluent English learned in America when they were very young.They never taught Me Italian but always insisted I pronounce food names correctly.They are gone now so it is nice to have a place to go to brush up as I still live in New York and love Italian food.Looking forward to more lessons.

[rsdr]

Perfetto. Sara, this video is exactly what my wife and I should have watched before we visited Italy. Next time :) .My favorite pronunciation you shared: bruschetta. Too many of us say it incorrectly in the USA ! I hope you make more videos.


Bel Sorriso


Ciao.

[pranavsharma]

Thanks ma'am
Was quite helpful.
Found this tip - In Italian, the letter combination of 'CH' is pronounced as a hard 'K'.
Greetings from India!

[RobertEJones]

Really enjoyed your video. I lived in Verona back in '56-'57 and was trying to learn Italian. You have brought back many fond memories of friends I had there. We would speak English half the day to help my friends learn more English, and we would speak Italian the rest of the day to help me learn. Didn't get to all the dishes, so this was very helpful. I do love Italian food. Thank you for your lesson. Ciao, bella ragazza.

[pamnakaoka]

OMG I'm so hungry now!! Booking my flight to Italy, Thanks Sara

[megsyw]

really helpful could use a lot more. I am working at a new Italian restaurant and would love to be able to pronounce the food I'm selling better. You do an excellent job! Thank you!

[DanteDeRuwe]

Yes, new video! I like your content, Sara :)

[alexa.arabejo]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO! :) sure to practice this with my Italian client! subscribing! can't wait to see your future videos!

[hendrajayakusuma]

that's very useful video for me to learn italian language. i plan to continue my study in italy and need to learn italian language. thank you for sharing this video

[stronzo]

Ciao, Sara! My ex-wife is from La Maddalena, and your accent so reminds me of her (don't worry, the memories are wonderful!).

Oh, and thank you for setting us goofy Americans straight on how to pronounce Italian foods correctly. You rock!

[SilentNoMore]

Thank you. I have been saying Gnocchi wrong for years! plus, you are so sweet.

[LivPC]

It's interesting to see that the way italians pronounce these names are very similiar to how portuguese speakers pronounce it! It's probably the Latin roots lol

Beijos do Brasil ❤🇧🇷