Italian Course Beginner Series 67: Dialogue 4 Video Lecture | Learn Italian Language: For Beginners and Travellers

hello and welcome to the fourth dialogue
dialogues a lesson where we focus on
what we've covered and we review what
we've already done let's begin DPR check
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now this is an example of indirect
object pronoun T piace Carla so Carla is
the subject piace this is the verb
piacere in the third person singular out
there so Carla seems nice to you so
basically you like Carlo but the way you
say in Italian is catalog seems nice
seems good to you no no the Piazza Mario
no keep the piace now this is a question
we figure it out because there's a
question mark and because there's a an
interrogative adverb at the very
beginning key who so basically who seems
nice to you so who do you like so these
three forms are not reflexive these are
just indirect objects that are
contracted so Carlo seems nice to you
Mario seems nice to you who seems nice
to you there's no reflection here
there's no object and subject that are
the same person the subject and the
object are always different in these
cases Dario but cane on yellow deechi so
/ k means Y or because in this case we
have a question therefore it means Y why
don't you tell him why don't you tell
him now DG means you say or you tell
yellow is one of the complex pronouns
that we have seen in the last video if
you don't know what this is
go and watch the complex pronouns video
basically is a double contraction we
have the object law and we also have the
indirect object pronoun ye and they
merge together to form a complex pronoun
yellow so basically we have an indirect
object particle II and the object law
and they merge together to form a
complex pronoun yellow so why don't you
tell him why don't you say it to him why
don't you say it meaning why don't you
tell him that you like him
so not Damita Timmy that means shy timid
Oh means shy but for men Timmy that is
for women so no I am this is the very
first person singular in the present
tense we've covered the verb to be ages
ago
this is the first person singular in the
present tense known as the Demeter don't
be shy literally don't be shy
do not be shy in this case you have the
infinitive form of the verb to be
s-sarah nun which is a particle that
makes everything positive become
negative and vice versa and Tomita again
shy so do not be shy Bachelet birthday
be at law easy for you to say for you
para this is a simple preposition go and
watch the prepositions video if you
don't remember the preposition that
means for easy for you as you can see
that is the object pronoun k here that
really means
easy easy for you to say who do you like
ki d piace who seems nice to you again
we have an indirect object pronoun here
Luca Wow Wow
Casa casa means thing but if it's in a
question it means what so it can also
mean the interrogative adverb what sisa
Katie piace Luca now this is very
important because this is the first time
that we see the impersonal see in action
this is the impersonal form CICA CICA
sir is the third person singular of the
verb superior yo saw to sy
Louisa so we have C as subject and SAP
as verb conjugated in the third person
singular but of course we know that when
we use the C as impersonal particle we
know we mean people everybody no one in
particular so everybody knows that you
like Luca okay so sisa Katie Piazza Luca
everybody knows that you like Luca
oh dear perfetto
dear means God but perfecto means
perfect Y esterday
a you Tata now in this sentence we
revise two things at once
first of the verb valera the verb to
want your valio to Y etc we've already
seen this verb and it means want and
it's very useful and he wants the
infinitive form of the verb that comes
next and in fact the verb that comes
next is in its infinitive form but we
also have the passive form here so it's
not why are you tired this would be do
you want to help but it's Y esterday ru
Tata
this means do you want to be helped so
we have the passive form we have the
infinitive of the verb to be and then
the past participle of the verb are you
Tara to help do you want to be helped
no no are only there he there is
feminine that's why we have the feminine
version of the indefinite article une '
ah the verb to have conjugated in the
present tense first person singular I
have so I have an idea
koala koala is a little bit like Casa
cause that means what and koala means
which so what idea in Italian you
literally say which which one what idea
do you have say to partly a Luca your
parlo a Dario now this is another
example of if clause or if statement but
this time we have the present in both
sentences and this is also very used so
in the if clauses video I showed you
that in the first sentence so in the
condition you have the present and then
you have a future in the other sentence
so if you speak to Luca then I will
speak to Dario but you can also say if
you speak to Luca then I speak to Dario
so in this case is more colloquial and
the present simple is kept in both
sentences of course we have the particle
if say and then you have to partly a
Luca you speak to Luca your parlo a
Dario you I speak to Dario so if you
speak to Luca I speak to Daria
quando this means when go and watch the
interrogative adverbs if you don't
remember these add s so now add s so why
now now the second case it's not a
statement but a question okay guys so I
think we've reviewed a little bit of
grammar and that's all good
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