Words you should learn if you are going to travel to Italy

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Yes, the most international language is English and with it you can go anywhere in the world. However, the best thing you can do when you visit a country is to learn some essential words of the official language, such as Italian when you travel to Italy .

In this article you will find a small list of those that I consider to be essential to navigate the country of pasta and pizza with ease.

The most important words

– Hello: Ciao (Bye)
– Goodbye: Arrivederci (Arrivederchi)
– Good morning: Buon giorno (Buon yorno)
– Good afternoon: Buon pomeriggio (Buon pomeriyio)
– Good evening: Buona notte (Buona note)
– See you tomorrow: A domani (A domani)
– How are you ?: Come stai? (How are you?)
– Enchanted: Placere (piatchere)
– Please: Per favo (Per favo)
– Thank you: Grazie (Gratsie)
– You’re welcome: Prego (Prego)
– Excuse me sir / madam / miss: My scusi signor / signora / signorina (my escusi siñor / si Señora / siñorina)

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The words you use to communicate

– Can you help me please ?: Potete per favo aiutarmi? (Can you please help me?)
– Do you speak Spanish ?: Parli spagnolo? (Spanish parli?)
– I don’t speak Italian: Non parlo italiano (non parlo italiano)
– I don’t understand: Non capisco
– Could you speak more slowly ?: Parli più slowly, per favo (parli piu slowly, per favo)

The words you will use in a restaurant

– I would like …: Vorrei … (Vorrei …)
– Meat: Meat (Meat)
– Fruit and vegetables: Frutta e verdura (Fruit and vegetables)
– Beer: Birra (Birra)
– White wine: White wine (White wine)
– Red wine: Vino rosso (Vino rosso)
– Sal: Sale (Sale)
– Pepper: Pepe (Pepe)
– Fish: Pesce (Pesche)
– Bread: Pane (Pane)
– The bill, please: Il conto, per favo (Il conto, per favo)

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Words that can come out in a conversation

– How are you ?: Come stai? (How are you?)
– Good, thank you: Bene, grazie (Bene, gratsie)
– What’s your name ?: Come ti chiami? (Eat you kiami?)
– My name is …: My chiamo (My kiamo)
– Where do you come from ?: Da dove vieni? (Da dove vieni?)
– I come from…: I come from… (I come from…)

Words not to get lost

– Where is the airport / hotel / beach located ?: Dove si trova l’aeroporto / l’albergo / la spiaggia?
– Left, right: Sinistra, destra
– Continue straight: Continue dritto
– Could you help me find this place … ?: Potete aiutarmi a trovare queste posto?
– Where is there a hospital ?: Dove si trova un ospedale?
– Where can I find… ?: Dove posso trovare…?
– Where do I find a shopping center ?: Dove posso trovare un centro commerciale?
– What time is it ?: A che ora è (A que ora e)

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