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how do you say do you have gluten free potions in italian

We are not here for the history lesson all though is good it just make people close the video

It is Roma...not Rome!!!

The nails are how the expression " cash on the nail" came about,😁 good video BTW lived here and visited many times , but still found a few new locations in your video😁

Ok so the stem changes, for the irregular verbs. For example dire, if you were to say “I say” it would be io dico. But if I were to say “you say” it would be voi dite. Meaning the stems would be dic and dit. I’m just a little confused why they change and if it’s just something I have to memorize.

Hi how are u, i am really trying to learn Italy 🇮🇹 some time it’s interesting but sometimes its boring, any way i try my best to learn and watching all videos all the teachers given us a very good job 👏

THE best way to see The Cotswolds is to HIKE INN to INN or PUB to PUB!!! 🥾🥾🍺🍺

I know this is an old vid but I have a question. Why is lei seen as formal? I thought lei meant she and lui meant he. Why would they be described as formal or informal when their just describing someone’s gender.

Merci beaucoup!😃🥰

i live in canada so it realy helped merci

music transitions are extremely loud in beginning it makes my parents wake up in morning practice

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I think u took a wrong map. There is no western sahara its moroccan sahara and it’s one country

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THANKS!

A radiant presentation and a magical disappearence trick at 09:12 ;-)

how difficult is it to take in all the items you suggested if I only know english?

Hands down, this is the best channel for my upcoming trip to Italy.

I was born in keynsham then kingswood and now live in the Netherlands

Hallo ihr beiden Lieben, wir freuen uns über euer erstes Video. Ihr kommt authentisch und sehr sympathisch rüber, so wie wir euch kennengelernt haben. Macht weiter so, wir freuen uns auf die Fortsetzung eurer Reiseberichte. Liebe Grüße, Yvi und Olaf von honki_ontour

You are amazing!!!!

Excelente video

This has been very helpful. Thanks!

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I started Italian learning 2 weeks ago, initially I was wondering why there are no pronouns in Italy language. Slowly I found out that the pronouns are combined with the verbs. This clip is really useful which it gathers all the frequently used verbs. There is always a key to unlock the language tool box in order to learn fast, and you are going to be 1 of the important key in my Italian language learning, thank you so much.

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It's very nice place Trento

Hence the expression to, "Pay on the nail!"

I subscribe lifetime subscription. I notice that the lessons are all repeated in the daily practice. How am I to go further

Hi Michelle, very informative video. Im just wondering how accessable are these sites for someone using a walking frame? Im 70, always wanted to visit Rome and am going in August 2024. Im so looking forward to it. I am trawling my way through all your videos and have subscribed 😊😊

Incredible video! We are planning to travel to England in late October from the US. We wanted to spend 1-2 days in London and then focus the remainder of the trip on the countryside. How many days would you recommend to spend traveling through the Cotswolds and hitting a high number of the destinations captured in your video? Thank you!

I went to Paris about 5 years ago, with a fluent French speaker, so I never had to learn or even try to speak the language….and after the first word I said in English, i felt like everyone hated me! Now taking my mom there for my 40th bd…and I feel a bit anxious for not knowing the language at all. So thank you for this very useful video! 💕

For this all places to visit, which travel card/ticket should we purchase or do you recommend with cheap prices?

Michelle. I'm in Brisbane. Any advice on Italian speaking opportunities face to face or online? Thankyou.

I can't wait for me and my husband to visit soon!

Was there in the summer of 2018. very nice time...

Yorkshire wolds

I love to Tromso

I'm going to travel to France in a month and I'm terriefied lol thanks for the video

Thanks a lot <3

Beautifully shot and edited. Professionally narrated. Gives us great information for our visit. One minor correction. You said your tour was travelling north to south. I think it's actually south to north. You must be from down-under! 😊

We are heading that way but regardless this was one of the most educating youtube clips I have ever viewed!

You called it "Stratford-On-Avon" when talking about the street lamps.

The number one thing to do in Bristol is not from choice. Its getting Fu@king angry about what the mayor and the council have done to make the place a nightmare to live in. Ridiculous traffic calming, bike lanes that are hardly used, changing the traffic flow so you have to go out your way to get anywhere, the tax on the poor that is the "clean air zone" that if you pay you can drive the most polluting vehicle you could imagine through. Residents parking so you can't just go visit someone without paying again and again. Stripping the freedom of the citizens and charging them for it. None of it is for any other reason than taking your money! Believe it.

MOUNT ELIZA the gateway to the Mornington Penninsula is supposed to be an up market area but is full of degenerate vandals and thieves. It is truly scum class all the way.

Very informative. Like your format

Nice vid. Leaving Rotterdam tomorrow and trying to figure out what I missed 👍🏼

Didn’t know that prego had more meanings than you’re welcome. Italians don’t say per favore. Mi piace/non mi piace can come off too strong or rude to Italians. Italians do not say scusi/scusa when getting someone’s attention. Mi scusi means sorry/excuse me when bumping into someone informal and scusami and scusatemi are formal, mi displace means I’m sorry when being late or if the person at the till doesn’t have want you were wanting, there’s several ways to say thank you and I like/I don’t like without coming off strong or rude.

This is a really excellent video, The Intrepid Guide: very well-researched, entertaining and engagingly presented by you. (Also, the 'Natasha and Debbie' show have just reviewed your video: I was struck when watching their - and your - video about just how good your video was, and so I thought that I would comment here). Cheers.

I love these but I’m new to learning Italian. Do you have videos that also show you how to pronounce the words correctly.