Vincent ITALIAN Teacher

Hi guys, welcome to my podcast once again! I’m here today to give you five phrases in order to agree and disagree in Italian conversations. First of all let me see an important thing: agreement or maybe disagreement depends on the level that you feel for something you are sharing to someone. In this episode I only want to give you five different ways to express that you agree or maybe disagree to someone for what they are saying to you. I’m going to share the phrases and I’m also going to give you a kind of translation but make sure that only the Italian phrases are authentic. Don’t forget to exercise your reading by using the transcription that I’m going to share in the description of this episode. Let’s go!

Hi guys and welcome back to my podcast. In this episode I decided to read for you a novel’s plot of an important novel Italian writer; I’m going to read the plot three times: The first time it’s going to be very slow, the second one it will be in a kind of normal speed and the third one I’m going to try to read in a fast regular speed of conversation which is typical of native speakers ;) This is going to be a good opportunity for all of you to exercise your listening through three different steps! Don’t forget to keep an eye on the transcription! Enjoy

Hi friends, my lovely friends! How are you today? What are you doing? I’m ready to share another wonderful episode of Vincent Italian teacher. Today I want to talk to you about the role of the subject in Italian. As we know in English is important to put the subject before the verb in every sentence so that the meaning of the sentence is completed. In other terms it’s a mistake to not put the subject. What about Italian language? Is it the same on that? No it’s not the same. Especially in conversation Italian people are not used to putting on the subject in the sentence as we are talking to each other. Just for the sake of clarifying this rule I’m going to share 5 sentences: the first one will be completed with subject, the second one will be the typical expression that Italian people used (no subject) and the third one will be the translation in English. Please remember that the second sentence is the typical one that Italian people say during their daily conversations . Don’t forget to practice even your reading as well as your speaking by using the transcription that I share every week. Let’s go!

Hi guys, welcome to my podcast once again! I’m here today to teach you how to talk about your ordinary day in Italian. Obviously I’m gonna talk about my ordinary day so that you can learn something new regarding my life: this short paragraph will be useful for you to learn how to use connected words and linked phrases in order to explain your wonderful daily life so you will become even more confident on expressing yourself in Italian. Don’t forget to exercise your reading by using the transcription that I’m going to share in the description of this episode. Let’s go!

Hi my dears! How are you today? What are you doing? I’m very excited today because I’m going to share with all of you a fresh conversation with my friend Michela who used to live in the north of the Italy but actually she decided to spend the rest of her life here in the south! She is going to explain us when and why she decided to change her life. I just marked this episode as C1 level because I think that probably advanced learners are going to pick up phrases rather than expressions but at the same time I’m sure that all of you will enjoy this chat because you like Italian people and you are into listening to their natural conversations. Before to start I want to point out something: in order to do this interview I prepared five questions for Michela that I have to say is both excited and worried about this chat. As a will talk I’m going to introduce each question by saying “domanda 1, domanda 2....” You can find these questions in the description of this episode so that you can review the questions to improve your level of listening as well as to understand as much as possible the answers that Michela is going to give us. Last but not least we are recording outside because it’s a wonderful day here; probably you will hear some noises but, you know what, this is part of real conversations guys!

Hi my dears! What is up!? Vincent Italian teacher here... We will talk today about conditional: since we have four different types of conditional in English, I thought to use this four types of conditional to talk about how to do conditional in Italian: * The Zero Conditional (used for present real situations) * The First Conditional (used for future real situations) * The Second Conditional (used for present or future unreal rather than imaginary situations) * The Third Conditional (used for past unreal rather than imaginary situations) I just marked this episode as B1 level because conditional is a tense that can boost your level up, allowing you to use even more complex sentences You can find these sentences in the description of this episode so that you can review them one by one, improving your reading skills as well

Hi my friends! Vincent Italian teacher here, how are you? Let’s talk about conjunctive today! This is not easy, even for Italian people. I decided to share with you nine sentences that people usually say. I’ll read the sentences a couple of times trying to make the correct intonation and then I will give you the meaning of the phrase. As usual I’m going to share in the description of the episode the transcription of what I’m going to say in Italian. Don’t forget to keep an eye on that just for the sake of exercise not only your listening but both your pronunciation and reading.

Hi my friends! Vincent Italian teacher year, how are you? Sorry for the last week I’ve been busy but you know what? We got the episode number nine! Today I decided to share with you a little story about making plans by using the future tense! We use future tens to describe situations that we want to realize in the future but actually we are not sure they will happen. As usual I’m going to share in the description of the episode the transcription of what I’m going to say in Italian. Don’t forget to keep an eye on that just for the sake of exercise not only your listening but both your pronunciation and reading.

Hi my lovely friends! How are you today? Welcome to the episode number eight of my podcast Vincent Italian teacher. Today I decided to share with you five useful phrases with the verb “sentire”. This is an interesting verb indeed because it can be used in three different ways, with three different meanings: “sentire” means to listen, to hear and to feel. That said, I’m going to share the phrase in Italian and then the translation in English so that you can practice as much as possible to acquire this lovely phrases for your wonderful vocabulary.

Hi my dears! How are you today? What are you doing? I’m very excited today because I’m going to share with all of you a fresh conversation with my friend Francesco who is completely down for basketball. He is going to explain us when and why he started playing basketball, eventually trying to become a basketball teacher. I just marked this episode as C1 level because I think that probably advanced learners are going to pick up phrases rather than expressions but at the same time I’m sure that all of you will enjoy this chat because you like Italian people and you are into listening to their natural conversations. Before to start I want to point out something: in order to do this interview I prepared seven questions for Francesco and as a will talk I’m going to introduce each question by saying “domanda 1, domanda 2....” You can find these questions in the description of this episode so that you can review the questions to improve your level of listening as well as to understand as much as possible the answers that Francesco is going to give me.

Hi my dears! How are you today? In this episode I’m going to share with you “one minute news” that I found on YouTube: Andrea Camilleri, One of the most important writer in Italy, passed away a couple of days ago. So I’m going to share a short comment by using slow Italian phrases and then you are gonna hear the president of the senate of the Republic Mrs Elisabetta Casellati, that talker to senators and asked them to do one minuto silence in memory of the great writer. This is going to be a good opportunity for all of you to exercise your listening through two different voices and speeds! Don’t forget to keep an eye on the transcription! Enjoy

Hi guys and welcome back to my podcast. In this episode I decided to read for you a novel’s plot of an important novel Italian writer; I’m going to read the plot three times: The first time it’s going to be very slow, the second one it will be in a kind of normal speed and the third one I’m going to try to read in a fast regular speed of conversation which is typical of native speakers ;) This is going to be a good opportunity for all of you to exercise your listening through three different steps! Don’t forget to keep an eye on the transcription! Enjoy

hi guys! This is the fourth episode of my podcast. I’m going to share with you something regarding my life, in Italian though. Yes! This episode will be completely in Italian because as you probably know it is for intermediate learners, so stay comfortable and enjoy my little story

Hi my friends and welcome back! I’m going to explain how to say hello rather than how to say goodbye in Italian. There are a lot of different phrases that you can use, I want to point out about five of them though. Enjoy!

Hi friends! Let’s discover today how to ask people to have a coffee together. I’m going to share with you three different questions and five different answers. Enjoy!

Hi guys! This is my my first episode!! On my ...I’m so excited! I’m an Italian guy and I want to share with all of you my beautiful language: Italian