Learn Italian with Sabrina Lesson #2 - Continuation of Basic Greeting Phrases in Italian

http://www.LearningItalianLikeCrazy.com. This learning Italian video lesson is a continuation of lesson #1 where Sabrina covered some basic phrases. The video is you by Learning Italian Like Crazy.

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[fercherie]

i LOVE your videos Sabrina excellent job, i speak spanish so it is easy for me to pronunce italian, and thanks to you it is easy to learn it :)

[PirateKing1256]

The harddest to remember is good afternoon and good night.

[j3ngurl4]

@j3ngurl4 :D

[j3ngurl4]

ciao! il tuo insegnamento è grande!

(hi! your teaching is great!)

[robynluvsben]

yeah i find it hard to remember good afternoon

[TenTigersofChina]

Thank you for teach me.My Italian bad.

[Icubela]

ciao signora..! there is no "good afternoon" (buon pomeriggio) in italia. Only buona sera (good eveing ) after 5.00 pm..

[poppabonar]

@MrPunkster meh, not really :/

[CandyRox3000]

italian is kinda like spanish & i feel like im talking in spanish funny & its uncomfterble for me

[dannytodd100]

sono inglese

[Flaphand]

@fercherie Note that Itallian is different from Spanish though. If you want to sound really like Itallian you've to sing! .. Atleast my boss says so >.> Spanish has more harsh vowels and tones than Italiano.

[Flaphand]

Did she just say numero tue? Instead of due?