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Shea Jordan
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Добавлен 25 мар 2013
Hi there! My name is Shea, I'm 27 and I currently live in Bologna, Italy where I study Italian.
My channel began as a travel vlog of everywhere I went during my time studying abroad in Rome. Now, I'm sharing my language learning journey with Italian as well as vlogs of my daily life. If you enjoy language tips, productive routines, and calming vlogs, make sure to subscribe!
If you'd like to keep up with me on social media...
Instagram: @daywithshea
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Check out my blog! www.adaywithshea.com
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Please contact me at sheajordanbiz@gmail.com for all business inquiries.
My channel began as a travel vlog of everywhere I went during my time studying abroad in Rome. Now, I'm sharing my language learning journey with Italian as well as vlogs of my daily life. If you enjoy language tips, productive routines, and calming vlogs, make sure to subscribe!
If you'd like to keep up with me on social media...
Instagram: @daywithshea
TikTok: @daywithshea
Check out my blog! www.adaywithshea.com
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Please contact me at sheajordanbiz@gmail.com for all business inquiries.
It's not too late to achieve your 2024 goals ⭐| plan with me on Notion
It's September and let me guess - you didn't make any progress towards those new year's goals? That's ok, it's not too late! In today's video, I show you how I'm also trying to use the last few months of 2024 to readjust my goals for the year and try to have a productive end to the year. The fall season is a great time to renew and refresh your mindset as we get closer to the end of the year. Use these goal-setting tips and free notion template to motivate yourself to reach those goals!
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Advanced Italian Study Routine | How I Study Italian at Home
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I'm getting back into my Italian study routine! Here's how I study Italian at home as someone with an advanced level of Italian. In this video, I share my study routine tips and how you can learn a new language at home. Let me know if you enjoyed this video, because with autumn coming, I can make some cozy study vlogs! 👉🏼Get a 7 day free trial of Lingopie and learn languages by watching TV: lea...
New YouTube channel announcement! 🎉🎉🎉
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.Месяц назад
I've started a new RUclips channel! This new channel will only have my Italian videos and vlogs on it, so if you've been watching me to learn Italian or watch my progress with Italian, you will definitely want to subscribe 😉. Let me know if you have any ideas for videos you would like to see on this channel in the future, since I will still be uploading here as well. 🌸 Subscribe to my new itali...
4 Tips to Become Fluent in a Language
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Want to become fluent in a language? I've been studying Italian for over 4 years now and have been living in Italy for 2 years. Here are my best tips about how to become fluent fast in a language, just by studying from home. These tips will help you learn a new language without wasting time, so you get the most out of your language study sessions. Just remember, fluency takes time, and everyone...
4 Best Resources to Start Learning Italian as a Beginner + Study Plan
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If you want to start learning Italian at home but don't know how or don't know where to start, this video is for you! I have been studying Italian for a few years now and here are my suggestions for the best way to get started learning Italian as well as my list of the best resources to start learning Italian. I believe it's important to choose a few high-quality resources instead of overwhelmi...
Culture Shocks as an American Living in Italy | Italian Culture Shocks
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After living in Italy for over 2 years, here are some of the culture shocks I've experienced as an American living in Italy. By now, I'm accustomed to a lot of them, but there still are some that shock me. I love living in Italy, and it's important to remember that every place is different, it doesn't mean these things are good or bad, just interesting to note the differences. Please remember t...
Prepariamo la valigia, nuove unghie, una passeggiata in centro, allenamento | VLOG in italiano
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Ciao amici! Nel video di oggi mi sto preparando per il mio viaggio in Sardegna. Mi faccio le unghie, compro alcuni prodotti per viaggiare, preparo ricette salutari, preparo la valigia, lavoro e studio l'italiano. Spero che questo video su una giornata della mia vita in italiano vi piaccia! Hi friends! In today's video, I'm preparing for my trip to Sardegna. I get my nails done, buy some product...
Advanced Italian Study Routine (B2-C1 level)
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 месяца назад
Learn how to create an effective Italian study routine with me! In today's video I share my advanced Italian language learning routine and effective study habits in order to become fluent in a new language. I show how I study new vocabulary with Quizlet flashcards, how to study Italian by reading, how to practice speaking Italian, and how to learn advanced Italian grammar. Hope you enjoy this s...
Language Learning Challenges to Add to Your Study Routine
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Here are some language learning challenges to diversify your study routine! If you're bored with your language learning methods, try these weekly challenges to improve your language skills. Challenging yourself is a great way to keep up motivation and take a break from boring study methods. Let me know which challenge(s) you will be trying in the comments! Try Lingopie to watch TV series & movi...
How I Moved to Italy After Studying Abroad + How to Get an Italian Student Visa
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A Weekend in Lake Garda + Verona Vlog
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How to Improve Your Accent & Practice Pronunciation in a Foreign Language
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2 giorni con me | vestiti estivi, cucina, spesa, allenamento, chiacchiere
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The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Full-Time Content Creator in 2024
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How I’m Learning Brazilian Portuguese | Study With Me Vlog
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How I Study Italian During My Workday (Vlog) | Language Study Tips
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Photoshoot in Venice With @AlyssaMaeFriend
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a rainy day in Bologna | shoe shopping, nail appointment, groceries
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How to Study Languages with a Busy Schedule | Find Time for Language Learning
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lavoro, shopping, nuoto, passeggiata a San Luca (english subs)
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Learning Brazilian Portuguese for 30 Days | Week 4
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Unique and Effective Ways to Learn New Vocabulary (No flashcards!)
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Learning Brazilian Portuguese for 30 Days | Week 2
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Learning Brazilian Portuguese for 30 Days | Week 2
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Learning a New Language for 30 Days | Week 1
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Learning a New Language for 30 Days | Week 1
Top Strategies to Break Through the Intermediate Plateau
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The Best Resources for Learning a Language in 2024
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The Best Resources for Learning a Language in 2024
My Italian Learning Goals for 2024 | Plan With Me
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My Italian Learning Goals for 2024 | Plan With Me
I did my utilities online, changing names for utilities is just a call and I have dine it in the last 10 years here in Venezia.
Love your content! I'm starting up my YT channel and hoping I can reach the same level next year <3
Il tuo vlog molto interessante. 😊
My plan is to use this amazing podcast ive found on Spotify and music in general. Also Italian club and listen and learn as i do everything gym, cleaning, work ect. Then eventually one to one tutoring when i can string a sentence together also will definitely check out your 30 day looks interesting.
I'm 3 months into studying italian. I've written extensive notes................and never looked at them again after writing them. Complete waste of time. You are 100% correct. I live in New York but I'm starting to think the only way to really speak Italian is to live in Italy. Otherwise, I just don't use it enough even though I study every day.
Hi can you name the agency ?
Greeat! specially with the subscribers goal, only 3k to go, good luck!
Thank you! Yes hopefully I can make it by the end of the year 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video and the template! It's motivating 💪
I’m so glad you liked it!
I'm a linguist who has learned a handfull of languages myself as well, and I just want to say I didn't completely dissagree with anything you said in this video, You know your stuff. Nicely done! :) Thanks for sharing
I suggest you to cut the hunger with a "merenda" in the afternoon, which is like a snack we usually take around 4/5 pm. It can be a sandwich or some pastry, up to you. Not everyone has it, but it's really helpful if you're like me, who gets hungry every 2/3 hours 😂
Thank you so much❤
Thanks for watching!
Loved the content and the video as well ❤
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the encouragement! I think I will get your template. I’m also going to Prague in Oct! Have fun!
Oh yay! I can’t wait to go to Prague, hope you enjoy it as well!
Hi we are glad to see you happy us we want and I hope you great day
We lived in Italy for a year, and I agree with everything you said! When we first arrived, I would make eye contact and smile with people and they would just stare. I missed my clothes dryer and air conditioning for sure. We met our Italian friends in Santa Fe, NM a few weeks ago and it was very hot. However, they all came into restaurants with hoodies and the wife brought her puffy coat and scarf (it was the middle of August!). I will admit I was freezing in one restaurant but I didn't have a hoodie the car with me. Another Italian friend that has lived in the US for 10 years and has 6 children still hangs their clothes instead of drying them. I thought for sure she would have changed her laundry habits since she has a clothes dryer. I loved living in Italy and experiencing the differences in culture, but I have to admit that I like our conveniences in the US.
Our burocracy is sooo slow and bad, you're totally right 🤣 I can also confirm that dryers are not common at all. They are almost a mythological creature in apartments (at least the ones for rent). About screens it's a little more common to have install them if you buy a house, but often if you are renting it you don't care to install them because, at the end of the day, you're basically gifting them to the house's owner. Some people don't mind that, but many do. If we talk about air conditioning instead it's a little more common, but also it depends from where do you live. In southern Italy it's hotter and people tend to use it more (maybe it's not as hot as most of the US?). But the economic point of view is also correct, not just for buying it, but also for using it. So even when we have it we try not to use it if not necessary. @Shea Jordan sei qui da due anni? Ottima pronuncia!
Soooo,once again...WHY are you living in Italy,when so many things are bothering you??? Anything???
These things aren't bothering me, they're just differences! It's ok for countries to be different. I'm not gonna leave Italy just because my apartment doesn't have screens or a dryer, chill. I love Italy and I love living here, it's just has some differences, I don't get why you think I absolutely hate it here, otherwise I wouldn't have stayed for 2 years.
none of these culture shocks are really not anything really shocking. some seem great. the opposite of culture shock
This video was so helpful and informative! Thank you for the info! Like you said, there’s definitely kind of a lack of information out there about the whole process. I’m currently in the process of researching student visas, and I was wondering if you renewed yours specifically for another language program? And I’m assuming you renewed it from Italy? I wasn’t sure if you could renew the initial six-month or one-year visa for language a language program for another year, and have had trouble finding answers! Thanks again for a great video!!
Hi! Yes I just stayed at the same language school and renewed my permesso di soggiorno from Italy. You just have to get another packet of documents from the post office and it includes instructions on what you need to include for a renewal. And instead of marking the box for the first time permesso request, there’s a box to mark for a renewal request. You don’t need to leave Italy, you can do it all there. You just need a new letter from your school to show that you are going to continue your studies as well as some other info like proof of health insurance, housing and enough finances.
@@SheaJordanAhhh thanks so much, that makes sense!! Do you need to renew the visa, too, or only the permesso di soggiorno?
Agree with most, but not all: lunch time IS a break, during which one takes advantage in order to have lunch, and it should be about one full hour. I am Italian (but lived 32 consecutive years in the US), and I can't stand the staring, as some folk stare into your car when you drive by, especially in small town... I once gave them the middle finger, you should have seen their face! Also agree with their quite common habit of passing in front while you wait on line... not everyone does it, and not everyone is that rude, but it is frequent, and the culprits feels like the "outsmarted you", with a smirk on their face. 100% right about how everything is disorganized and made difficult: always recall last time I moved before coming back to Italy, how in about half an hour on the phone (it was in 2006) I had gas, electricity, all the utilities contracts done... here is such a headache! Even opening a Bank account will take for several days! Selling your old car, to buy a new, or maybe another used one? Here everything MUST be done (very expensively) through a Notary Public! AC: I'd be dead without it in Summer!!! Impossible to sleep with 30 Celsius in a room! I keep it at 23.5, and low speed fan, and not blowing directly on my face either... When we were without Air Conditioning we'd be tossing and turning all night long, turning the pillow hoping the other side would be cooler... getting up exhausted the next morning. You didn't mention the mattresses! Recently (the last 10 years, I guess) there has been an improvement, otherwise most Hotels (3 and 4 stars) had very hard and uncomfortable mattress. Recall being able to feel the metallic coils with my fingers in a 4 stars that was boasting having had France's Prime minister Mitterrand as guest!
your eyes woww
Salad is a contorno, we don't eat it after but with the second course.
Dryers in itlay don't have a market because in half of the country houses have terraces instead of roofs, and people love to dry up their clothes with the sun. In the south even in January you can dry outside. We have wires on the terraces, wires out of the windows and balconies. Most of italian houses got balconies.
windows doesn't have screens because they are claustrophobic and don't let air and light come in. Also bologna doesn't have all these bugs and mosquitoes. My parents in the south of Italy have windows with screens but just to the house by the sea because they are at ground floor and it's full of mosquitos. I think generally in the countryside it's more common to have screens but usually you can open them allowing to have more air and light when you wish.
Hang drying clothes is the way to make them last longer. A dryer will ruin clothes over time!
Just got back yesterday from a month long road trip through Italy. I drove through Bologna on the way to Venice, so I must have driven just a few miles (oops, "kilometers") from where you live. Anyway... this video is spot on. The only other shockers I would add are the aggressive driving and narrow streets that can make one's blood pressure go through the roof. Napoli was crazy.
Io da italiana con duolingo sto imparando lo spagnolo e il rumeno. Lo spagnolo è da 2 mesi che lo studio,mentre il rumeno ho iniziato la settimana scorsa. Per ora mi sto trovando bene
If you had lived in NJ, you wouldn't have had any culture shock. :)
Speaking of thrillers, a while back, you mentioned a book called The Silent Patient. I finally got around to buying it and WOW! Loved that. (I recommended Jhumpa Lahiri for you, and I'm wondering if you gave her a read?)
Yeah the Silent Patient is so good! Crazy plot twist! I actually have read so many other amazing thrillers I should make a video with suggestions. And not yet, it’s on my list to read her work! Thanks for reminding me, I was gonna do some book shopping this weekend actually 😊
@@SheaJordan Jhumpa's "In Other Words" is all about writing and language, written in both Italian and English. That's the one I started with, but I also liked "Whereabouts." Happy book shopping!
it's my first time to watch your video! Thank you for sharing your study routine!!
Thanks so much for watching!
Congiuntivo, noooo! 😅 Do you have trouble understanding, normal Italian? I have a fear that when I go to Italy, I won’t understand anyone lol
Hahah when I first came here it was difficult, but now I have no problem understanding people, only if maybe they have a very thick accent
@@SheaJordan Been studying three years, trying to up my advanced learning, it’s been difficult. But I should listen to more content for Italians and not for learners. Been great seeing your progress all these years. 😊👍🏼
hi how do you do?eco summer Hellasgood bye
La tua passione per il perfezionamento dell'italiano è meravigliosa, una persona dedicata, curiosa e non pressappochista, Dio ti benedica 😍😻 Subjunctive's use rules is a grammar part in which even us native Italians have difficulty, I for example often put subjunctive even where it is not needed, but the subjunctive makes our language not two-dimensional, but three-dimensional, more expressive, and certainly not too easy x'D
Ducklang app is awesome for Italian. It’s all about quick vocab learning, no extra stuff to slow you down. My Italian vocab has improved a ton since I started using it.
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Salve Shea! I am studying Italian!! I was a Spanish language learner, but fizzled out at the B2 level. This summer, I was inspired to learn Italian. I will revisit some of your older videos. I have a food blog, so I am trying to speak a little with various business owners to show I care about their culture. Right now I am mostly through the A1 level. Italian is a beautiful language for sure. ❤
Ciao! That’s awesome! I’m so happy to hear that, I’m glad you’re enjoying Italian. Spanish will definitely help you (and sometimes you may mix up Spanish with Italian because they’re so similar!) Happy studying 😊🎉
Grazie, cara!
Non capisco perché gli Americani debbano chiamare tutto ciò uno shock culturale. Che shock? È semplicemente uno stile di vita diverso dal tuo. Non sono cresciuta credendo in Babbo Natale, ma non è strano né scioccante, è semplicemente diverso. Basta.
Noi americani usiamo queste parole, diciamo un “culture shock”, beh forse “shock” è troppo forte ma vabbè è solo un modo di dire 🤷🏼♀️ Sì in questo video parlo delle differenze, ovviamente non tutte le cose sono scioccanti.
8:31 Salmons don't grow in the Mediterranean, and it is not an ocean, but a sea, there is a difference :)
Yes I’m aware the Mediterranean is a sea and I said that they’re *not catching salmon here because it’s not a local fish. 👍🏼 Thanks
The things about not having certain things in our homes I think might be influenced, in your case, by you living in Bologna, it's a city with an awful housing market and the few places you can rent might not be kept the best (but true, AC is not that common, but screens on our windows? I wouldn't survive without and everyone I know has them, also I live half an hour from Bologna so yeah).
You are very sweet and charming and very, very young. #1. Have you renewed your license lately a t a Regisry stateside? And “lines”. Oh -please - this is NOT a show stopper. You will get to your place in the line exactly at the place you entered. So let’s see. . . Fabulous food, cake for breakfast, loads of vacation time . I’m missing what’s to hate. Trust me young lady you WILL look back on this time with a sense of loss! Revel in every second while you are being so mistreated. Lol
Hmm I missed the point in the video where I said I absolutely hated my life here… maybe that’s because I didn’t?! I love living in Italy, that’s why I’ve chosen to stay longer and am pursuing my dual citizenship. Me discussing cultural differences doesn’t mean one country is better than the other, this video is just sharing differences. I’m not crying over the fact that dryers aren’t common in Italy or that cookies are frequently eaten for breakfast. You obviously missed the point of the video, and instead decided to leave a condescending and rude comment.
Una marea di luoghi comuni e generalizzazioni, come se Bologna fosse tutta l'Italia e co e se casa sua in affitto fosse una qualsiasi casa di proprietà nel resto d'Italia. Sulla burocrazia, unica cosa che è vera.
You're a real Italian because the gesture at 2:11 proves it. Approved!
PLEASE DO A PART 2
Ahah I already got enough hate on this video so I won’t be making a part 2 😅😂