Common Phrases Italian
Whether you are wanting to talk to a local Italian or go on a trip to Italy, here are some common Italian phrases you should learn. Italian is a beautiful language and the first step to learning (as language) is the basic. The first group of phrases are essential.
- Salve – Hello
- Soon – Hello! When answering the phone or 'Sono soon "- I'm ready
- Ciao! – Hello! or bye, bye! (Depending on when you say it, obviously)
- Buon giorno! 'Good morning!
- Buon pomeriggio – Good afternoon!
- Buona sera – Good night!
- Buona notte – good night (they usually say this before going to bed)
- Come sta? – How are you?
- Ci sentiamo bene – We feel very good.
- Grazie – Thanks
- Mi dispiace – I'm sad
- My scusi – sorry
Here is a list of other common presentations Italian with the English translation.
- My chiama Michele – My name is Michael
- Piacere di conosceria – Nice to meet you
- Questa e la mia moglie – This is my wife
- Questo e il mio marito – This is my husband
- See if chiama? – What is your name?
- Di Dov'è? – Where are you from?
- Lavora Paloma? – Where do you work?
- Che Studia thing? – What are you studying?
- Abita Lei qui? – Do you live here?
- Siamo qui da settimana A – We have been here a week
You see, to learn Italian is not very difficult, and there are plenty of free resources to help you at all. From learn to pronounce and understand common phrases Italian is a good way start, so you'll be ready for the Italian first conversation.
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