Italian accents and stress on words - Italian pronunciation

Master Italian accents with this video! Review Italian vowels and finally sound like a real Italian!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:58 - Where to start?
01:17 - Pronunciation course
01:36 - The Italian vowels
04:04 - The main rule
07:35 - Exceptions to the rule
08:50 - Words that change with a change of accent
09:26 - The accent marks
11:30 - IMPORTANT INFO!
12:08 - Exercise with accents!
13:00 - Final information
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[@user-nh6ci7ep2m]

i didn't know Uma Thurman was an Italian teacher. thank you! :)))

[@italianlanguagehub]

Oh wow Uma Thurman!!! 🥰

[@rajb5595]

I am not learning Italian , but i come back here to watch and hear you teaching that language. I dont know why .

[@dfha797]

Bruh

[@medicatedsquirrel420]

this video has been a lifesaver ! grazie !😊

[@italianlanguagehub]

Prego! Thank you for your comment! Very happy to help! 😊

[@kotydragon]

Thank you so much!

[@italianlanguagehub]

Prego! ☺️

[@ZzXZ636]

Best explanation. !

[@italianlanguagehub]

Grazie! 😀

[@hikerinpam33]

You are absolutely wonderful

[@italianlanguagehub]

Too kind 😊 grazie!

[@secretariatgirl4249]

I'm confused about "mia" at the end of name...translators say one thing but may it's not right. Or is it an exception. IE: Lalumia versus La Lumia. Please help!!!

[@italianlanguagehub]

Ciao! It depends on the number of syllables. Scimmia will have an accent on the first i: /scìm·mia/ (2 syllables) - same with the word mummia /mùm·mia/ (2 syllables) . If you are talking about Lumia (meaning "limetta"... not very common word) the accent falls like this: /lu·mì·a/ (the word has 3 syllables). The general rule is that the accent falls on the second to last syllable. Obviously you will have some exceptions... also look at the word Accademia: /ac·ca·dè·mia/. It ends with mia but the accents falls on the second to last syllable. Hope this helps. ciao!

[@JayDMacG3]

This video is very helpful, but your t-shirt misspelled Leaning Tower of Pisa.

[@italianlanguagehub]

hihihi! :) I will need to find myself a t-shirt with a real leaning tower! LOL! :) It would be more appropriate! :)

[@sschank1]

Are there any hints on how to identify that a word is stressed on the third-to-last syllable? If I see "tavola", how can I know that it's "tAvola" and not "tavOla"?

[@italianlanguagehub]

Ciao! Unfortunately I don’t have a trick for you! From experience with my students what helps the most is listening to a mother tongue person speaking! Your brain will pick up the sound a lot faster then studying the words by heart or looking them up in the dictionary! ☺️

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Buongiorno Giulia.
perché
caffè
accento grave
accento acuto
già
papà
lunedì
cioè

[@user-vk7pr3ct1m]

1:29 1:31 1:34 1:41 1:54

[@italianlanguagehub]

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