Tongue Twister/Scioglilingua: 11 - Precipitevolissimevolmente

[RobloxGuy321]

Pre tee va lee so me vull men tay

[SWATGamerzz]

haha they are good actors in italiano but inglese, not so much

[omondis99]

YOUR LESSON ARE AWESOME !!!

[ILTstudent]

does that come from the standard deviant series?

[NeoZinSty]

Guarda che di più lungo c'è: psiconeuroendocrinoimmunologia­, per esempio.

e poi ovviamente: Supercalifragilistichespiralid­oso!

ah dimenticavo il mio saluto speciale... va caca! hahahahaha! XDXDXD

tanti saluti dall'Italia

[92darkshine]

@NeoZinSty Supercalifragilistichespiralid­­oso è una parola inventata, non fa parte della lingua italiana

[AngelOFfallenSTAR]

I'm from Italy.. you're so funny and you're doing a nice thing :)

these are not so bad lessons, please don't pay attention to my unkind compatriots :(

and sorry for my bad english :P i think it's far better your italian lol

[TheComposureOfEscape]

questa parola è assurda noi non la usiamo!

andiamo mettete tutti mi piace precipitevolissimevolmente!!!!­!!

[TheEliana93]

precipitevolissimevolmente? we dont use that words hahah

[ItalianLessons101]

@TheEliana93

But it's still a word, and it was a fun video... right?

:^)

[TheEliana93]

@ItalianLessons101  i love that video ;)

[casamorte]

@ItalianLessons101 go fuck yourself



[GRCJariten]

I'm italian :D What you see is normal, italian guys are used to jump on everything's not the perfection xD but we're nice guy xD Great Job ragazzi ;)

[franco800]

we DON'T use that word !!! we say instead: "sbrigati" or "muoviti"!

[ItalianLessons101]

@franco800

Oh yes, my wife uses Sbrigati all the time.

This was just a fun video... the word is real, but not something used much.

Thanks for watching

[casamorte]

@ItalianLessons101 go fuck youself your italian is horrible morons!

[freemanmattia]

@ tutti gli ignoranti, se voi non usate l'avverbio precipitevolissimevolmente, (nemmeno ilo la uso) non vuol dire che non esista, la grammatica italiana non l'avete inventata voi

[MyMia4ever]

sì questa parola esiste ma nessuno e dico NESSUNO la dice mai se sono gli italiani a non sapere nemmeno se esiste o no non ha senso che la sappiano quelli che l'italiano lo sanno appena!!!! insomma precipitevolissimevolmente non è nemmeno scritta nel dizionario (credo)!!!! don't use this word because who is talking with you won't understand!!!!!!!

[DrSAM69]

Please pleae for the love of god...stop doing italian lessons, you absolutely have no idea of what you are doing or saying!!!

[floresD1992]

questa parola non esiste! mai sentito parlare! Diciamo "velocemente" XD

[giupebest]

Questa parola non esisteeee xD

[asdrubale1209]

i'm italian.. and this word doesn't exist.. we say velocemente, muoviti, sbrigati

[PaoloCondo]

MAMMA MIA! IT'ME! MARIOOO

[soraLOshakiriano]

è scorrtetto, inventato

[GunJack96]

XD This word don't exist

[MrStefano84]

utilizziamo la parola "sbrigati" !!!

[redkitten8]

THIS WORD DOESN'T EXIST!!! it's velocemente! xD

[MrMilieu]

No-one would use this world. It's more a tongue-twister. I think your "lessons" are very stereotyped, both in ways / manner of speaking (apart from the pronunciation, which is obvious that can't be as perfect as that of a native speaker) and in vocabulary. I'm sorry, I don't like it.

[BiMBoSa93]

hahahaha I'm italian and I never have spoken this word :D hahah It's unusual :D

[IESSAIEM]

MA CHE LEZIONI DI MERDA

[kimsylife]

@IESSAIEM che ignorante che sei. hanno speso tempo per una cosa che a loro interessa, che c'entra insultare il loro lavoro. e comunque e' per gli stranieri.

[IESSAIEM]

@kimsylife Questo non toglie che sono delle lezioni di merda...non sanno nemmeno parlare in italiano...e poi questa parola non la userebbe nemmeno Mary Poppins dai...Già ci pensa Berlusconi a ridicolizzare l'Italia...ci si devono mettere pure questi qui...

[MrFaber999]

It is not a real word, even though you can find it in dictionaries. It was invented by a poet (apparently with plenty of free time to spare) in 1677, his aim being to find a word that would be an hendecasyllable in itself. For sure, nobody would use it to hurry up someone.

[gottfix]

hahahaha i will never use that word for sure

[PupaToscana]

I'm italian and yeah precipitevolissimevolmente it's the right word but no one use it, it's kinda weird :)

[eunaputtanata]

is obviously a really unusual word...

[elsat90]

yeah actually nobody ever uses this word in italy! but it is funny to say xD

[Antonyyyo]

non si usa Precipitevolissimevolmente in Italia.

[Luvnhouse2]

please slow down the word "precipitevolissimevolmente" by breaking it into one syllable pronounciation so that us beginners can get it too, please and thank you. Chrissi

[SpiritedPanda]

veramente la parola più lunga è: hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliof­obia

significa paura delle parole lunghe...ma noi non la usiamo

The longest word in italian is:hippopotomonstrosesquipedal­iofobia

it mean fear of long words...but we don't use it >_>

[font. Wikipedia]

[5Up3rdev1c3]

The grammatical derivation of the word:

Precipitare -> To precipitate (used for people or solid things that are falling, like an airplane)

Precipitevole -> Adjective (only formally existing, u can't use it) saying that it's easy to precipitate from that thing

Precipitevolissimevole -> Superlative absolute of Precipitevole

Precipitevolissimevolmente -> Adverb ( replace the "e" with "mente" ).

Italian is a language of suffix and prefix

[OctoberBaby543]

vitameatavegimandeexpealadocio­us

[eafkuor]

these guys are not even italian lol

[PoIsOnDiVx]

actually it means "very very very fast".... precipitare is the action falling very fast, precipitevole is the adjective, precipitevolissimevole is the adjective with a "very" before, precipitevolissimevolmente is the adverb. But it is grammatically wrong, it's just a joke :)... the correct form would be "precipitosamente", but precipitevolissimevolmente is nicer :D

[pavelnedvedq8]

please say it as sloly as you can

and i nned more vocablury

thank you ever so much

[principesilenzioso]

ahahah I'm italian.

I say

dobbiamo partire subito

or

dobbiamo partire adesso

or

dobbiamo partire ora

[batteria123]

HEHEHE!



[nevecenere]

ahahahahah nobady use that shite word!! actually i never said it in my whole lifeeee aahahahahaha

[Siriax86]

Questa parola è usata solo in "Alice in Wonderland"...quindi in un cartoon assurdo.

"Velocemente" o "Precipitosamente" sono le forme giuste.

[Gianibanez87]

I'm italian and I never ever used / heard this word in my life in a real discourse. it's knowed olny beacause is the longest italian word

[videocritic99]

how is this pronounced phonetically?

[FedeLoddo90]

i'm italian, this is a correct word, only not much used!

it is not a very common word

[ForbiceTagliente]

we don't use precitevolissimevolmente, we use muoviti or fai presto!(i'm italian)

[zhajipai]

Interesting one:o) This is known to be the longest word in Italian but, for obvious reasons, nobody really uses it. Anyway I am amazed to see how many Italians had no clue this was an actual word! kinda sad actually;o)

[MegaDanni93]

ahahahah mai sentito precipite....ecc... essendo italiano e abitando a roma XD

[daparin]

very good!!!it's not usually use this word but exist on italian languages........comunque per i commenti degli italiani qui sotto citai esiste questa parola!!!XDXDXD

[nezpercenathan]

This word is used in the movie JUST MARRIED, with Brittany Murphy. Brittany and some Italian Don are wandering through his palace, drunk on champagne, while he tries to teach her the word. Of course, she keeps messing it up.

[26alexther]

That sounds great but too long for me to pronounce but love u guys its very entertaining watching u and learn at same time.Grazie

[ItalianLessons101]

True, this was just a silly lesson... Thanks for watching.

[BreezyBrisbane]

Good word to know but could you break it down & say it slower?

[ItalianLessons101]

I'll put that on the list.

:)

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[poinice]

i love you guys , and im italian :D

[ItalianLessons101]

Thanks, we appreciate that.

:D

[StephenA93]

I'm italian too, but Precipitevolissimevolmente ... i've never heard that...

i've heard of Precipitosamente or better Precipitossissimamente...

[ItalianLessons101]

I was taught this in my Italian college class. I'm sure it isn't used to much in day to day conversation.

Search for the song by Cristina D'Avena - Precipitevolissimevolmente - 1989

[lagunare]

@ItalianLessons101 we don't use this word in our language... is only a song or batter for us tongue-twister bcz is soooooooooooooooooooo long word :)

we say "Velocemente"

[lagunare]

@ItalianLessons101 @ItalianLessons101 we don't normally use this word in our language... is only a song or batter for us tongue-twister bcz is soooooooooooooooooooo long word :)

we say  "Velocemente"

[ItalianLessons101]

@lagunare

We know, we just thought it would be fun to make a video out of it since it can be difficult to say.

thanks for watching and commenting.

[hardasarocker]

the longest word in italian is Psiconeuroendocrinoimmunologia

[PoIsOnDiVx]

@hardasarocker I read also "Galattosaminglucuronoglicano" and "Pleuroepicheilognatouranoschi­si" and "Colangiocolecistocoledocectom­ia" and "Hippopotomonstrosequippedalio­fobia"..

[carpiv]

@StephenA93 sei italiano e nn sai l'italiano!!!!

[LaPiccolaGiusy]

non so dìrlo nemmeno ìo che sono ìtalìana xDxD

[SDJUDE]

I love the red wig and the tammy faye baker blue eyeshadow.

[SDJUDE]

Where the hell did you get that wig?

[lovedommen]

I love this one,e un averba,no?

grazie per il suo lavoro

[Stefanogam]

SIETE FANTASTICI!!! ^__^

[mammacarmela1951]

Mamma mia, even I can't pronounce this word!:)

[lovedommen]

could you please say this preci thing again but slower and tell the meaning better:don't get it

thanks

[ItalianLessons101]

We do speak pretty fast some times... sorry about that.

I'll try to make a video response to this having me say it a bit slower. Thanks for watching

:D

[lovedommen]

no it's ok:I've been writing it a good 100 times and finally got it!It's not so diferent from the french:précipitament!Quiet easy to speak french actually,thx for this new word,gonna surprise my teacher with it

[DawndeeDALLAS]

I think I will stick to english on this one...hehe

[sapessi80]

ANGELONAPOLI SUCK

[ANGELONAPOLI94]

ahahaha I didn't know that word, but now I know, thank you guys!

Fantastic! xD

[Danymailand]

Fantastici!!!!! lol

[hallbe]

I prefer...Hurrythefuckup!

Did I just say that? ;-)

[paultinsel]

hmmmm...this lesson is gonna take me some time...va caca

[PuppyZwolle]

prep per peppe chi volmente. Was I close?

[PuppyZwolle]

By the way:

You body checking Grace proves you are a man of great courage.

;^)

[bowlingballout]

That was a fun one to video. She didn't understand what I was going to until I showed it to her in editing. Then she loved it when I added the crashing sounds. She, being from Canada, loved the idea of being "checked into the boards".

;-)

[PuppyZwolle]

That would eplain why you are able to still type a mesage. ;^)

Give her a big hug from me.

[pastafazoule]

hahahah nice