Learn Italian with Sabrina - Lesson #5 continues the use of the verb Parlare

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[LanguageLearner198]

she is going too fast on this one!

[postergurl55]

grazie mille professora bella :)

[secondmusiclover]

@BellaMiley96 che parla

[BellaMiley96]

Did she said chi parla or che parla?

[LynnRichPhoto]

Sabrina, I am going to Italy this summer and I love you concise, simple-to-understand videos. Thanks!

[19kmm19]

todays lesson was replayed like 20 times by me. lol. i like it. best i found on utube.

[sultanmahmoodyasir]

Parlo Poco Italiano

[andrademeza]

@CosbyDrewe GL with that arabic,

[gmichael1987]

@sxkittenxlolx

parlo is for the form of "I" or "io in italiano"

so you would say Io parlo -- I speak

parla is the form when you are talking about someone else. lui if it's a boy/ lei i its a girl. (note: Lei is the formal way of saying "you" also)

so you would say

lui parla (he speaks)

lei parla (she speaks)

Lei parla? (do you speak? asking in a formal, polite way)

hope that helped

[gmichael1987]

@sxkittenxlolx

parlo is for the form of "I" or "io in italiano"

so you would say Io parlo -- I speak

parla is the form when you are talking about someone else. lui if it's a boy/ lei i its a girl. (note: Lei is the formal way of saying "you" also)

so you would say

lui parla (he speaks)

lei parla (she speaks)

Lei parla? (do you speak? asking in a formal, polite way)

hope that helped

[CosbyDrewe]

this ez  easy yo hablo spanish, french working on italiano y arabic