Learn Italian - Italian Greetings

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Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com! Do you get tongue-tied when meeting new people? Are you at a loss for words when you see your acquaintances every day? Maybe not, but what about meeting people who speak a foreign language such as Italian? To be polite, you will want to say "hello" in Italian. Maybe you want to impress that really cute Italian person in the next office. Then you'll want to watch this ItalianPod101.com lesson so you'll be able to break the ice. That's a big payback for three minutes!

This Italian Video lesson will teach you how to say hello to friends and acquaintances in polite Italian. You'll also learn more about greeting and what to say in Italian when you're leaving your friends. Visit us at ItalianPod101.com where you will find many more great Italian lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you are there!

To learn more, go to: http://www.italianpod101.com/2011/01/17/video-s4-3-greetings/

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[Anubi1989]

There's an error, the correct word is "arrivEderci" not "arrivAderci".

And literally means "to see again" because derives from "a rivederci"

[lil75geo]

learned some from assassin's creed

[tjbollman1]

@rockyboa345 OH great! Thanks so much for your reply. That makes a lot of sense, now that you say that. I miss hearing that beautiful language every day.

[rockyboa345]

@tjbollman1 Allora literally means 'so' ............erm 'Allora, cosa ne pensi?' so, what do you think about it?

[tjbollman1]

Goodness, I just listened to your video, and there was that word! "Alora". But that didnt sound like it would mean 'no wonder' or 'oh brother'...now I'm really confused!

[tjbollman1]

My Nonna would sometimes ask me a question in Italian and I'd answer her. Then when she would comment on my response she's often begin with the term, "Alora!" Then go on with her comment. Or she'd be telling me something that happened that day or on the news, and after her statement there would be that "Alora!" again. Funny I never asked her what it meant. In context it would seem to me, to be a "No wonder!" or even "Oh brother!" type expression. What does it actually mean, please?

[webcamfan2569]

im guessin the Italiano in Tre Minuti means Italian in Three Minutes?

[Scorinitron]

I am here because Italian is the first requirement to join the assassins..

[artilleryisbetter]

I'm learning more in this vid than school hahah

[XxiKarlosxX]

I speak Spanish and it's true it's ver close just like portuguese. I just love French though but there are more Italian restaurants here that's why I want to learn and meet and greet Italian people to have an entire conversation in Italian. Love the food but they have lots of accent in their language and it's hard to remember that "ci" is almost always "chi" in Spanish which sounds like "si" which is the same means yes