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If English was spoken like Italian



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36 thoughts on “If English was spoken like Italian”

  1. Italian doesn't use "do" though, as in "Do you want to do that?", more like "Want do that?"

  2. Stop plagiarizing @lionfield. Already, using « Approved » as a catchword was tasteless.

  3. The "thanks 1000 " and "I want you good" (could also be "I want you well") 😂 They make so much sense in Italian. I speak 6 languages and just started learning Spanish; I want to learn many more! I'm fascinated by how different (or similar) syntax, conjugation etc are in different languages. I always feel like a slightly different person depending what language I speak in. 😉

  4. In Polish we also have years and call ourselves :). I don't understand the difference between "do" and "make", I need learn by heart in which cases use which verb.

  5. Nice to know how they phrase things literally !
    In somali , to say , i broke my hand , we phrase it as " i got broken at the hand""
    Good way to say u didnt break ur hand literally
    Lol

  6. If you’re confused, the “I want you good”(ti voglio bene) is the Italian equivalent of a platonic “I love you”, which is different from the romantic (ti amo)

  7. Wow. This is honestly an interesting video. I love it. The exploration of everything Italian. BTW I watch ya'll on a regular. 🤌👌

  8. How you call you?
    How many years you have?
    From where come?
    How stay?
    (Cit. Elio e le storie tese)

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