Nicole Minetti's grammar errors

[shakerface]

At least she knows a second (possibly even a third) language... And she's hot.

So critical - Surely you must have something better to do.

[stupidjunk878]

So critical! She speaks better English than most native speakers

[DannyBoy443]

Right, and you are all talking and complaining on about what, now? I don't care to read the comments, but who the FUCK cares? Look at her people! Just hit mute and start whacking away.

[limetheleamer]

yea so...,english isn't her native language...great...ur point is...manny pacqiao can barely speak it...i don't see his video up here...and this girl has boobs to add to that

[MASTERNCS]

Typical Boring bitch with nothing important to she. SHOW UR BREAST HOE!!!

[anderg77]

Her English is not so bad. Definitely not "mother tongue" level but it is cruel to call it intermediate like someone has said below. She has a very good accent, only a small hint of Italian, makes a couple of mistake but at least gets her message across, and understands all questions. It is hard to speak another language. I have a degree in two languages and it is always a challenge to keep the fluency alive. Well done miss Minetti, I fancy her even more now :-)

[viharsarok]

@anderg77 Very good accent? Even I can hear that she is not native. Her English is mediocre at best.

[anderg77]

@viharsarok I did not say that she sounds like a native. I speak Italian and I am very familiar with how Italians sound when they speak English. She does not sound Italian but yes, there is a non-native accent there and she definitely makes mistakes. You need to improve your own English comprehension it seems.

[viharsarok]

@anderg77 You said that her accent was "very good". How is this very good, dude? Have you ever heard a good English accent?

[anderg77]

@viharsarok I am English.

[viharsarok]

@anderg77 Ok, and are you also hard of hearing?

[marchettorm]

she sure is mother tongue, meaning she uses the tongue her mother gave her very well.

[thekino]

You guys are missing the point. She obviously isn't a fluent english speaker. Period. Her grammar, punctuation, and mastery of the language is intermediate at best. Especially considering English is the "world language".

[brookynMike]

LOL hot stupid bitches

[Ilariettolina]

Unfortunately, she is from Rimini...

[nichirenista]

milanese

[olicabinotto]

This woman, which unfortunately represent my country, is supposed to be mother tongue...

[gX23x]

thanks for notice that but everybody could understand that silvio told a lie(w a surprise ah?) about her "madrelingua inglese" by her accent,maybe she lived in england not more than that...

[davidatrome]

You can't use 'much' in place of 'very' to modify normal adjectives like 'different', but you are right that there are some situations where this combination is possible--especially in questions and negatives, eg. "it isn't much different to...".

Instead 'much' can be used to modify:

1) past participles eg. "he was much amused", especially in formal style;

2) comparatives and superlatives eg. "it was much better".

[fabiosky13]

@davidatrome i think that everyone can do some grammatical errors...i do some mistake with my language (italian), of course i can do in another one! :D

i don't want defend her, but she does 2 little errors! :D

[kirill220991]

I see that you have written the word "much" in red...I thought one could use the word "much" with "different"(especially in common speech).As a matter of fact I think I know a few examples(but I am not sure right now)

[savether]

i guess only native british ,ozzies, irish scottish, canadians kiwis south africans and americans can defined themselves as mother tongue

[davidatrome]

@savether

With English becoming a world-language, some people manage to reach a level where their English is almost indistinguishable from a native speaker's. This is a prestigious achievement (outside English-speaking countries), which explains why such a claim was made for Minetti in an attempt to rehabilitate her with the Italian public.

But does that claim have any substance?