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The 50 Must-Know words when traveling in ItalyBy Scott Soptick
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Good day! Boungiorno (Good Day) turns to
Buonasera (Good Evening) in the late afternoon
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No capisco If you don’t understand something, just
say!
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Do you speak English? Parla inglese? (par-lah een-glay-zay)
This is a question you’ll find yourself asking frequently- when you’re in a hurry and just need a piece of information.
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Remember Manners! Per favore = Please Grazie = Thank you Prego = You’re welcome Mi dispiace (dee-speeah-chay)= I’m sorry Mi scusi = Excuse me
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I would like____Vorrei…
This is a more polite way of saying “I need…”
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Che ore sono? Italian for, “What time is it?”
This is an important question to ask if you are trying to catch a train, plane, or bus!
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Numbers count! One = Uno (oo-noh)
Two = Due (doo-ay)
Three = Tre (tray)
Four = Quattro (kwah-troh)
Five = Cinque (cheeng-kway)
Six = Sei (sehee)
Seven = Sette (seht-tay)
Eight = Otto (oh-toh)
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What Direction? Nord
Sud
Ovest (west)
Est (east)
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Days of the week Monday = lunedi Tuesday = martedi Wednesday = mercoledi Thursday = giovedi Friday = venerdi Saturday = sabato Sunday = domenica
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When does this open / close?“A che ora apre / chuide?”
In Italy, places are open at odd times and only remain open for 5-6 hours per day.
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A ticketun biglietto (oon beel-yay-toh)
In Italy, it is likely that you will ride many trains and busses, so buying tickets will happen often.
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Enough!Basta!
Italians will continue to feed you until you tell them you’ve had enough! So when you’re full, just say “basta”
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I like that!Mi piace! (mee peeah-chay)
Italians take great pride in their food and drink. So if you like something, just tell them “Mi piace”!
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How much is it?Quanto costa?
Italy is an expensive country, so you’ll want to know how much you’re spending on something before you buy it!
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The bill, pleaseil conto, por favore
Eating out in Italy is a great experience, but can be expensive. When you’ve ordered enough food, politely ask for “il conto”
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Where is the restroom?Dov’e la toilette? (doh-veh lah twah-leht-tay)
Restrooms are not as large or accessible in Italy as they are in the U.S., so get used to asking this question.
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Bless you!Salute!
This is a fun word to say when someone sneezes!
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Which terminal?Quale terminal?
If you plan to travel throughout Europe, you’ll have the chance to see many airports, but seeing so many new airports can be confusing.
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Arrival & DepartureArrivo & Partenza
These are very common words in airports, train stations, and bus stops.
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Introduce Yourself!My Name is ____. = Mi chiamo _____.
Don’t be a stranger in Italy…The people are very friendly!