Learn Italian: Plural of the nouns ( Requested)

[PDMUSTANG]

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[anjogregoriano]

Grazie mille, Amina. I am trying to learn Italian, cause I'm gonna visit Venice this year with my mom, and I think your lessons are really helpful. Thank you for that!!!!

[aminasoul]

@anjogregoriano di niente =)

[ClubberMan100]

Grazie per questa!!! When you say a nown for example : Il poeta (Like you said) When its plural does the "L" come of "IL" for example: i poeti!!!???

[aminasoul]

@ClubberMan100 I poeti is the plural form of il poeta thats right =) bene bene ahahah =)

[ClubberMan100]

@aminasoul Oh ok, Grazie Amina, Abbia una buona gironata!!

[novacontanubja]

Thankyou for your italian class, they help me a lot . Thankyou very very much..by the way did youi ever heard about Esperanto ? It has many words from the italian language. Nubja Letsen from Brazil

[aminasoul]

@novacontanubja ciao! yes =) i heard of esperanto that it's an artificial language created at table lol but i never learnt it do u knwo bout it??? =)

[jessejames4518]

Hi, io sono Jesse... piacere:) i will be your new subscriber... beautiful work!!

[Nicole3900]

I sent you a video response just now so tell me when you get it :)

[aminasoul]

@Nicole3900 where dear? i didnt get it!

[running4fun77]

I've been using Rosetta Stone to learn Italian for about 6 months now (there are no formal classes where I live), and while it teaches good vocabulary I feel like I must sound like a 2 year old when speaking Italian. I realize that learning a language takes time, but do you know any good cheaper/free websites or programs that teach good Italian grammar? or is finding a Italian language class the best option?

[Nicole3900]

Thanks so much for this video! I now have a much better understanding.

Do all Italian words end in a vowel? If so, why? How long did it take for you to learn English? Was it difficult? What does it sound like when an [American] English speaker tried to speak Italian (the accent)? Lastly, how can I learn to roll my letter R? Thanks so much!! :D

(sorry for all the questions!)

[aminasoul]

@Nicole3900 Hey dear =D thanks.

Well, actually that is a particular characteristic of our language. most of the words end up by a vowel but some do also end up by a consonant like exmaple "CON" which means "with".

Well, it took time and study to elarn english as most of the italians don't really speak. This is due to a lack of english good teaching method in our schools. It's not a critic but our method to study english is basically related only to "hello how r u" and basic things.

[aminasoul]

@Nicole3900 The italians who speak english it's coz they have been abroad or study a particular english private course :) well for an american speaker it would be funny to hear the accent why don't u send em a video responbse and try! i wuld like to hear ur italian progress =)

The letter "R" ?well i 'll reply in next video and let u hear the sound =)

dont worry ask as much as u want we r here for that =)