How to use 'Comparativo' in Italian 🇮🇹 Italian Lesson 22 (in ITA with Subtitles)

In this Italian grammar lesson, we explore the world of comparatives together. We will learn how to make comparisons in Italian using the comparative of superiority, inferiority, and equality. 📌 What you will learn in this lesson: The difference between "più di" and "più che." How to use "meno di" and "meno che." The comparative of equality with "come" and "quanto." Irregular comparatives (migliore, peggiore, maggiore, minore). Practical exercises from my "Videogrammatica" to test your knowledge immediately. 📚 Lesson Materials: Follow along with the book "Videogrammatica della Lingua Italiana A1-B1": https://www.almaedizioni.it/prodotto/... (Self-promotion) 📍 In this lesson: 0:00 - Introduction and initial greetings. 06:03 - Introduction to the lesson topic: The comparative sentence (Lesson 22 of the Videogrammatica). 08:00 - The three types of comparative degrees: Superiority (+), Inferiority (-), and Equality (=). 09:22 - Comparatives of Superiority and Inferiority: Explanation of general rules. 10:38 - Using the preposition "di" (with nouns, pronouns, and adverbs of time) and practical examples. 15:53 - Using the conjunction "che" (with infinitive verbs, adjectives referring to the same thing, prepositions, and uncountable nouns) and examples. 24:19 - Visual examples and clarification on the difference between using "di" and "che." 31:21 - Exercise 1 (Page 128): Practice choosing between "di" and "che." 34:47 - Correction of Exercise 1. 36:31 - Irregular Comparatives: migliore, peggiore, maggiore, and minore. 40:02 - Comparative of Equality: Using "come" and "quanto." 43:59 - Discussion on the contemporary use of "come/quanto" vs. more traditional forms ("tanto... quanto", "così... come"). 45:41 - Reflections on the difference between grammar for Italians vs. foreigners and the simplification of the language. 1:06:07 - Exercise 5 (Page 129): Mixed sentences on comparatives. 1:09:20 - Correction of Exercise 5 and final greetings. #learnitalian #italiangrammar #italianlessons #comparativedegree