In this series you will learn all the essential phrases to help you enjoy your travels in Italy! Once you have completed this short course you will be able to enjoy Italian culture, arts, history, music, cuisine and shopping much more!
In this series we will not analyze grammar, but focus on what is essential for communicating in a foreign country. Each lesson will open with one or more short dialogs. You will then learn when and how to use them. After the lesson please use the Practice track to actively practice what you have just learnt!
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Welcome to the first lesson of MeetItalia – Travel Phrases!
In this series you will learn all the essential phrases to help you enjoy your travels in Italy! Once you have completed this short course you will be able to enjoy Italian culture, arts, history, music, cuisine and shopping much more!
In this lesson you are in Italy and want to speak to a native. The first thing to do is greet them. In this lesson you will learn how to greet an Italian person!
In this series we will not analyze grammar, but focus on what is essential for communicating in a foreign country. Each lesson will open with one or more short dialogs. You will then learn when and how to use them. After the lesson please use the Practice track to actively practice what you have just learnt!
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Travel Phrases 1 - Ciao! Hello! LEARN[ 3:36 ]Play Now
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Travel Phrases 1 - Ciao! Hello!
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Question 1
The most common Italian greeting is?
Buon giorno.
Buona sera.
Ciao.
Buono.
Question 2
How do you say "Good day." or "Good morning." in Italian?
Ciao.
Buon giorno.
Buon pomeriggio.
Arrivederci.
Question 3
If the day is coming to an end, Italians will greet you with...?
busta
Buon giorno.
Buona sera.
Buono giorno.
Question 4
To say "Good afternoon." you can say?
Buona pomeriggio.
Buona passeggiata.
Buon pomeriggio.
Vado a casa.
Question 4 Explanation:
Although it is not used as often, you might hear it sometimes.
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Welcome to the second lesson of MeetItalia – Travel Phrases!
In this series you will learn all the essential phrases to help you enjoy your travels in Italy! Once you have completed this short course you will be able to enjoy Italian culture, arts, history, music, cuisine and shopping much more!
In this lesson you are in Italy and have just finished speaking to a native. You now want to say goodbye in Italian. In this lesson you will learn how to say bye to an Italian person!
In this series we will not analyze grammar, but focus on what is essential for communicating in a foreign country. Each lesson will open with one or more short dialogs. You will then learn when and how to use them. After the lesson please use the Practice track to actively practice what you have just learnt!
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Welcome to the third lesson of MeetItalia – Travel Phrases!
In this series you will learn all the essential phrases to help you enjoy your travels in Italy! Once you have completed this short course you will be able to enjoy Italian culture, arts, history, music, cuisine and shopping much more!
In this lesson you are in Italy and are speaking to a native. You now want to ask them how they are doing. In this lesson you will learn how to ask an Italian person how he or she is doing!
In this series we will not analyze grammar, but focus on what is essential for communicating in a foreign country. Each lesson will open with one or more short dialogs. You will then learn when and how to use them. After the lesson please use the Practice track to actively practice what you have just learnt!
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Travel Phrases 3 - Come stai? How are you?[ 5:02 ](Premium)
Travel Phrases 3 - Come stai? How are you? Practice[ 2:49 ](Premium)
Travel Phrases 3 - Come stai? How are you? PDF(Premium)
You are in Italy and want to ask someone his or her name.
In this lesson you will learn both the informal and formal way to ask for someone’s name in Italian and answering with your name when the other person asks for your name.
Travel Phrases 5 - Come ti chiami? What is your name?[ 3:59 ]Play Now
Travel Phrases 5 - Come ti chiami? What is your name? Practice[ 3:14 ]Play Now
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Travel Phrases 5 - Come ti chiami? What is your name?
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Question 1
Ask for someone’s name using the informal and most common way. "Hello. What is your name?"
A presto.
Ciao. Come ti chiami?
Ciao. Da dove vieni?
Salve. Come si chiama?
Question 2
Ask an older person or a superior their name, by saying "Hello. What is your name?"
Ciao. Come ti chiami?
Salve. Come si chiama?
A più tardi.
Ciao. Dove andiamo?
Question 3
How do you say, "And yours?" in an informal situation?
E noi?
E Lei?
Spaghetti.
E tu?
Question 4
How do you say, "And yours?" in a formal situation?
E Lei?
E allora?
E perché?
Saluti!
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