Top 10 Italian Phrases for Travel you NEED to know + FREE PDF 📚 [🇮🇹 Italian for Beginners]
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Top 10 Essential Italian travel phrases you NEED to know & How to Use Them!
1. Ciao! (informal) / Salve! (formal) - This simple means. ‘Hello’.
2. Arrivederci - this means goodbye, literally it means ‘until we see each other again’.
3. Grazie - This means ‘thank you’. You can also add the word ‘mille’. So, grazie mille means, many thanks or thank you very much.
4.Sì / No - These mean ‘yes’ and ‘no’ respectively.’
5. Mi scusi / Permesso - Mi scusi is used to get someone’s attention or apologise for something small like bumping into someone, and permesso is used to get past someone.
6. Quanto costa (questo)? - This means ‘how much is it’?
7. Come si arriva a...? - This means ‘how do you get to...’? - Use a map to point where you want to go or try and say the name of the place with the Italian pronunciation. For example, the Colosseum is, il colosseo, and Trevi Fountain is Fontana di Trevi, but the Spanish Steps is Piazza di Spagna (Spain Square).
8. Dov’è il bagno? - This means ‘where is the bathroom’?
9. Vorrei... - which means ‘I would like…
10. Salute! - This means ‘cheers!’ or ‘bless you!’, after someone sneezes
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I’m 2 minutes into the first video of yours I’ve watched, and ❤️ it!!!!! Having the native speaker say the word, say the word slowly and having the phonetic spelling of the word/phase is just perfect for my visual learning style. Thanks so much!!!!!!! Off to Italy 🇮🇹 in a few weeks. I’ll definitely be using what I learn here. ✈️🍷🍝
Oh how exciting! I’m so happy to hear that! If you enjoyed this you’ll love my Italian travel course which covers more travel scenarios. You get lifetime access too! Here are the details bit.ly/IntrepidItalianCourse
Native speaker? Where do you live? Under a rock?
She definitely isn't a native speaker. She has a rather strange pronunciation.
As an American who took Spanish in school I had no idea how similar Italian is to Spanish. Going on a trip to Italy in a month and I hope I don't mix the two 😅
I think it’s possible for italians and spanish people to have a conversation. It’s like if an american would to talk to someone from scotland with a very thick accent. Like you can’t understand half the words they’re saying but they make sense lol
Unfortunately this often happens for those who know Spanish who use Spanish words or expressions thinking that they are the same also in Italian. For example, many to say "Per favore”(Please), say "Por favore" or “Por favor”. :)
when in doubt, try espanol
I need your help, I read that is In Italian the 2nd to last syllable is by default most usually prolonged or stress like Italiano (it-ta-li-A-no) or legère(lay-GEH-ray) or Nicolo. It recently learnt that the placement of accent marks(diacritical) marks can affect the rhythm (stress/accent) of the word, like Itáliano(i-tA-li-a-no) or lègere (lÈH-gay-ray) or Nícolo (NÍ-co-lo). The word I am trying to understand is a name , if Perugini= (pe-ru-GI-ni), would this be correct= Pèrugini( PEH-ru-gi-ni)
Per la verità è lo spagnolo ad essere simile all'italiano.
Asking how much something costs could be biting more than you can chew if you don’t already have a handle on how to say numbers and the words that would typically go with explaining prices
Very good video, thanks for the transcription, one suggestion is to keep phrases longer on the screen. Grazie mille!
Thanks for sharing this video. 😍
Thanks. This is so useful
This was actually really helpful
Brilliant lessons!
Thank you, I loved this video, even more excited for my trip now! 🥰
Great video! Learning Italian 🙂
This is excellent. Will be returning. You are very clear and to the point!!!❤
Thank you for sharing this. I ❤ it. The phonetic spelling of the word is a big help.
I am in Italy at the moment and this has been great to take in
I’m going to Rome in two days, I have written down these phrases and been practicing. I can’t wait to try them out, grazie mille!
How did it go?
@@nemesysxr0163 Thanks for asking, pretty well, I did embarrass myself a little bit in the first few days, kept getting Salve & Satule mixed up, but by the end of the week I was just about speaking completely Italian in restaurants 😄
I have just found you. Thank you so much. Look forward to improving my nascent grasp of italian with your help . 👌
Grazie for this video. I wish I found it sooner..traveling in less than a week so too late to enroll in a class but love your energy
Definitely using this list. Grazie!
I’m so glad 😀 Prego!
Thank you
Molto bene, grazie mille!
So, so helpful! I'll be spending a day in Venice and Rome next week and wanted at least a baseline understanding of how to show thanks, order something, ask for directions, etc. This was super helpful and the inclusion of you giving context on when to/when not to use the word, a native speaker saying it, and the pronunciation was super helpful. Going to move on to your other videos, too!
Grazie mille!!!!!!!! I was hoping to find a video just like this!
Prego! So happy I could help :) If you want to learn more, I also have a short course you can do before you travel. Here are the details bit.ly/IntrepidItalianCourse
This was really well put over and so useful.
Thank you! My pleasure 🙏So glad you enjoyed it.
A great and informative video. My wife and I will be in Florence in a week and look forward to using some of these very helpful phrases. Grazie!
Very informative 👏 Thanks!
My pleasure 😇
Thank you .. this is very helpful 😊
My absolute pleasure 🤩🙏🇮🇹
Useful video thank you
My pleasure 😇 So glad you enjoyed it 😀
Thanks, helpful!
I’m so happy to hear that 🤩
You are dynamic, it's good to learn from you! Sinceramente Grazie 💕
Prego! My pleasure 😇 So glad you enjoyed it 😀
very good video , very informative. thank you.
My pleasure :) Happy to help! Thank you for your kind words :)
Super helpful. Grazie Mille!
Grazie Edward :) My pleasure! Prego! :)
This is incredibly helpful! Thank you so much 🥰
Yay! I'm so glad. Thank you for your lovely message :)
Eccellente. Grazie
Very useful, thanks...
I’m so glad 🙂
I love your explanations and spirit going to watch and share them all
Thank you so much 😊 Glad you enjoyed it
hi there Nice to watch your video thanks for tips. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up and stay safe.
Thank you so much. I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)
We’re considering a long stay in Italy and I’m determined that before we go, I really want to have at least a conversational ability to function. This is a great start, and I’ve got most of these. I’m ready to move on to the next level!
No disappoint here ! Nice job.
Thank you so much 😊
Grazie!
Lived this Michelle!! So interesting, I need to work on my Italian before I next go to Italy 😅
Aww thank you so much lovely. Appreciate your kind words. Yes! Definitely learn Italian, it's so much fun and a beautiful language. Now you know where you start ;)
THANK YOU.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it😀 Thank you for your kind words 💚
As an Englishman who grew up in Frosinone Italy i would say the first thing you to learn is how to put your thumb against the next 2 fingers and say ooooooooooooo loudly
Grazie
Good lesson!
Thank you so much! Grazie mille :)
Thank you so much, i’m going to milano in august and this will help alot
Oh yay! I’m so glad! Buon viaggio 🇮🇹
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Very hepful and I LOVE your energy and your jokes! Especially the one for il bagno! :D Gracie!
Hehe thank you 😊 So glad you enjoyed it
Thanks
My pleasure 😇
Grazie mille for creating this content! I'm in Italy for work for a short time for my first time ever and being that I am not fluent in the language your video is extremely helpful.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. I post weekly Italian lessons on my other channel @intrepiditalian if you'd like to subscribe th-cam.com/users/intrepiditalianwithmichele
Grazie, very easy to follow and understand. With just a few weeks until I leave for Italy, I will use your videos and Instagram to brush up and review. I will be in Florence for two weeks then in Venice for a month, shopping for groceries and getting to know people I do hope my Italian will improve. Salute
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I really liked and appreciated your video, as I am headed to Umbria at the end of May. As Europeans love their pets, would you be able to drop some hints as to how to make over or say hello to someone's dog or cat? Thank you for the great video! Best, Robert
Gracie Mille for the video :)
My pleasure 😇
Grazie mille
Prego 🤩❤️🇮🇹 If you'd like to learn more I have a travel Italian course which will help you be conversational in 2 weeks. You can find all the details here bit.ly/The-Intrepid-Guide-Courses
Wow this is so good thank you so much. I’m going on my first solo trip to Italy in a few day and I feel a lot less anxious now 😊
I’m so glad you enjoyed it😀 Thank you for your kind words 💚
Hello, how did it go eventually? I hope that all was good for you. I'm about to go to Malta and Rome first time as a solo ❤️🙏
@@wesna213 It was amazing trip! I absolutely loved it and I had a really great time there - so my first solo trip was a success. I’m sure yours will be too!
Going to ischia tomorrow and I can't get some sleep before I've learned those phrases 😁
Very helpful in learning to speak properly
I’m so glad you enjoyed it 😊
Yes Italian is sister language to Spanish 🙏💕
Great video. If there is a short summary or even short conversation, It would be more helpful!
iam mohamed from egypt please more i love your video to lean italy thank you
Thank you, Mohamed :) I will share more videos soon :)
I am leaving for Italy and Greece literally next week (April 25, 2023) and this video was super helpful! Grazie mille!
how’d it go?
@@strivin4 Trip was amazing and the video helped me completely!
GRazie mille amici
Prego ☺️
Hi Michelle, I REALLY liked your video. I am visiting Italy in April so I will most definitely be signing up for your course! I am also doing a Pimsleur course. I have a question, do we drop the "I" (Io) when we say vorrei?
Ciao Billy 👋 I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed it 😍 I look forward to welcoming you to Intrepid Italian. Yes, (io) is a subject pronoun, so it's optional. You only really need to use it to add clarification or to emphasize the subject. 🤓
Complimenti per il Video! Really nice video :)
Grazie mille :)
I speak French and Spanish. Will I be able to get by for 4 days in rome
Thanka
Grazia is a female name not grazie. Prego meaning you are welcome is essential. Great video!
Do i have to use my hand gestures while speaking
3:29. Molti americani o inglesi dicono purtroppo “Grazi” invece di Grazie. :)
Eppure è una parola che girando per l’Italia viene usata spesso durante la giornata.
If you ask where the bagno is.. how we understand the answer in Italian? Right or left perhaps
A destra (on the right)
A sinistra ( on the left)
Arrivederla.
When do you use percortesia?
This is like asking for a favour. Eg. “could you please close the door”.
Great, thanks.
When asking for directions, could we just ask “dov’e” ______ and the location instead of “dov’e il bagno” ? would this be appropriate? It seems easier than the suggestion in the video
My favorite tip for asking directions is to download Google Maps 😂. And for everything else maybe Google Translate? 😂
Seriously, thanks for the suggestions. Ciao, arrivederci!
great to know these phrases but what happens if i ask where something is at in italian then they think i know the language and they reply back in italian and then i wont understand them
that's always a risk, Yulieth. However, they should be indicating in which direction you need to walk initially and then ( after perhaps, 100 metres walking ) the trick is to ask the next person. and so on, as necessary. it works for me :)
Is it possible to get by without knowing any Italian and are the locals friendly to visitors
You can but it will be a challenge in some places, especially in smaller towns
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Love this
How do I ask a Italian woman to give me a Enema?
Hola, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedan venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfruten de la solidaridad, amabilidad, y fraternidad para con la gente que no gusta de la guerra y sus consecuencias, aqui podrán difrutar mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos,
felicidades por sus vídeos y que ustedes y los suyos esten bien, sean bienvenidos siempre...
ojala que podemos trabajar juntos para un mundo sin guerra
I wonder what these phrases will be.
Looking forward to sharing them with you :)
How do you say ,may I have
On Vorrei, I only heard the rolled r on second pronouncement. Not on local one. I feel pretentious if I do that??
Is it incorrect to add Io before Vorrei? For instance, if I am asking for a specific dish could I say "Io Vorrei questo piatto, por favore?"
Adding the 'io' is optional. It is ONLY added to add emphasis. 'Vorrei' on its on means 'I would like'.
Small correction, "pEr favore"
@@IntrepidItalian Perfecto! My heritage is Italian, but I've never been to Italy before. Me and my wife were suppose to go for our honeymoon in June of 2020, but sadly it was postponed due to covid. We are making reservations to go this summer though and we are both watching and learning from your videos. They are fantastic.
@@IntrepidItalian Sometimes it can be used when several people are seated at one table in a restaurant. And after the others have ordered, I could say “Io vorrei……” (to emphasize the fact that I'm ordering now). On the other hand, it is almost never used when you are alone.
In general we could say that the pronouns "IO" and "TU" in Italian are almost always omitted. Ciao e saluti dall’Italia ! 🇮🇹😊
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Wonderful video and I like your vibe ! Question: If you are saying "permesso" to one or a group of females, would you say "permessa"? If you are in a crowd of both genders, is "permisso" the default? Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much :) I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 'Permesso' never changes, for male/female/singular/plural :)
@@IntrepidItalian That's very good to know -- grazie mille ! : )
Always "permesso" in any case.
i love your country.. i try living your country please help me...
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. I post weekly Italian lessons on my other channel @intrepiditalian if you'd like to subscribe th-cam.com/users/intrepiditalianwithmichele
me using gentle push through italy in my ezio outfit "permesso..."
Ok I ask someone a question in Italian, and they answer back ( speaking fast) in Italian how am I supposed to understand what they said?
You have to ask to speak more slowly and say .….”Parli più piano, per favore” (Speak more slowly, please).
We Italians unfortunately, we speak quite fast. ;)
@@aris1956 thank you.
By learning the language. 😂
how do you say do you have gluten free potions in italian
Ask: Avete piatti senza glutine? (Do you have gluten free dishes?)
Фала!
Grazie mille 🤩🇮🇹
What would you suggest a woman in her sixties wear while in Italy to avoid looking like a tourist?
Avoid wearing any kind of hiking clothes or shoes and you should be fine :)
Di nuovo Segnora che gia temo noi abiamo tenuto da un tempo tante divertente fate me sapere se quando e non ti fatal justa a sua devida
My boss speaks sardinian ...old sardinian help me
Ciao, come stai?
Basil Pereira Ciao Basil! Tutto va bene, grazie. e tu?
I would like a beer?
Say: Vorrei una birra 🍺
Wait no ariverderla?
Arrivederla is correct and is needed when talking to someone you don't know.
Arrivederci is used with people you know quiete well.
Well if I use ciao first, then they have to use it lol.
It sounds very rude. I wouldn't answer you.
Just for my knowledge, are u italian?
I don't no how to speak ltaly
Learning how to say “Do you speak English” would be helpful.
Parla inglese?
It's GRAZI-E.....not grazi!!!! It's FETTUCCIN-E...not fettucini!!!!! It's BRUSCHETTA ...not bruscietta!!!!!! It's PROSCIUTTO ...not prosquito prosiutto or proxuto!!! It's SALAM-E...not salami!!!!! PS Never ask pineapple pizza in italian pizzeria, you could be rudely thrown out!!! Bye bye e grazi-e...mille!!! Obviously i'm joking about of the pronunciation , go ahead and do what you do best!!! I don't joke much when it comes pineapple pizza...for example in Napoli ...you could really risk a lot...!!! 😂😂😂