English/Italian Lessons: How to make to soup

[intsa41]

Basically your "Italian" is Sicilian! I am Sicilian and I can see this is not Italian, sorry :P You are very funny thou, love you!! :D

[wesawebi]

you only do the italian speaking on every other statement! what the heck is that?

[Robson8239]

Very good!

[paultinsel]

mmmmm...that looks beyond...thank you nonna angela......best italain lesson yet....brava nonna

[Itsymom]

LOVED IT!!! what is the difference between brodo and zuppa? is it the same thing?

[mrsbowlingballout]

@QuotesTookHer 

Hi this is Graziella

we try to use standard Italian, but for videos like this and when we make videos about slang words, you can tell I have Sicilian roots.

Thanks for watching

:D

[chiaracat]

a real italian lady!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BELLISSIMO

[giulicoldplay]

@chiaracat haahahahahhaha

[raurino]

ahhahahahahahaahhahaa stupendo! XD notice how the granma sais " bellissimo" (which means beatiful) as in tasty, it's a sicilian way to express that what they are eating is delicious :D

[giulicoldplay]

@raurino hahahaahahhahahahah

[PuppyZwolle]

Question: Is Brodo the name for any soup or specially this soup (filled, meal soup) ?

It sure looks like something I would enjoy (making) Gonna ad this to my 'to do'-list this weekend.

[ItalianLessons101]

@PuppyZwolle

It's not a specific name like "Split Pea" or "Clam Chowder".

"Brodo" is just a general term... basically it denotes a brothy soup versus a creamy soup.

[Fgafmi]

That's good... still there are some mistakes oh and make sure you use Italian not a dialect.There are many dialect and sometimes they are quite different from Italian!

[ItalianLessons101]

@Fgafmi

True. For these "how to" videos (we have a total of three that have been filmed with Nonna Angela) we are allowing some Sicilian dialect - there are times that pidgin English sneaks in too. Cut her a break, she just turned 81 today. :)

Thanks for watching.

[alefredapple]

stimo troppo la nonna!!

[efsmc]

ahah ciao nonna angela :)

[TechnoKillers]

Però la signora perla dialetto non proprio italiano, specialmente quando dice "bello bello" questo si dice in sicilia

[Ladybee89]

si dice " era nata IN sicilia" ;)

[ItalianLessons101]

@Ladybee89

I caught that during editing... I hate it when I do that.

Thanks for watching.