Basic Italian Travel Phrases: Greetings

Spoken in:Ā Italy, San Marino, Switzerland, and the Vatican City. |
Language known locally as:Ā Italiano or Lingua Italiana.Ā |
Alphabet:Ā Latin. |
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I'm Roxy, a veteran solo traveler who has been on the road since 2008. Every time I visited a new country, I found I needed to know a certain set of phrases to win the smiles of the locals š After a while I realised I had created a master list of travel phrases; and I knew that if I had these phrases translated before landing in my new destination, then I would leave there with more than just photos and memories, Iād leave knowing Iād connected with the people who made each place special.Ā You see I learnt that you donāt need to be fluent in a language to make a big difference; sometimes, just a few simple phrases can turn a stranger into a friend.
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I began buying travel phrasebooks but soon realised they were full of unnecessary phrases which were simply added in to fill pages! All that meant was carrying around dead weight. šš¼ No thank you!
That's why I decided to create my own phrasebook!
What began as a personal project, evolved into a mission to help fellow travelers worldwide. With the help of native speakers I met along my way, I began translating my list of phrases into 114 languages. Why 114 you ask? There are over 7,000 languages worldwide, but I determined that all you would need is 114 languages to communicate in every single country. š®
I have now published my translations in a book called Travel With Confidence The World Phrasebook; which is available to download or purchase from Amazon.
In the meantime, here are my basic Italian travel phrases, for free š¤
Basic Italian Travel Phrases
Italian Greetings
English | Italian | Pronunciation |
Hello | Ciao | chow |
Good morning | Buongiorno | bwohn-jor-noh |
Good afternoon | Buon pomeriggio | bwohn poh-meh-reej-joh |
Good evening | Buonasera | bwoh-nah-seh-rah |
Goodnight | Buonanotte | bwoh-nah-not-teh |
Goodbye | Arrivederci | ahr-ree-veh-der-chee |
Have a nice day | Buona giornata | bwoh-nah jor-nah-tah |
How are you? | Come stai? (inf) / Come sta? (form) | koh-meh stai / koh-meh stah |
Iām good, and you? | Sto bene, e tu? (inf) / e Lei? (form) | stoh beh-neh, eh too / eh lay |
Please | Per favore | pehr fah-voh-reh |
Thank you | Grazie | grah-tsee-eh |
Youāre welcome | Prego | preh-goh |
Enjoy your meal | Buon appetito | bwohn app-eh-tee-toh |
I love you | Ti amo (romantic) / Ti voglio bene (friendly) | tee ah-moh / tee voh-lyoh beh-neh |
Whatās your name? | Come ti chiami? | koh-meh tee kyah-mee |
My name is ____ | Mi chiamo ____ | mee kyah-moh ____ |
Nice to meet you | Piacere | pyah-cheh-reh |
Where are you from? | Di dove sei? (inf) / Di dovāĆØ? (Form) | dee doh-veh say / dee doh-veh |
Iām from ____ | Sono di ____ | soh-noh dee ____ |
Iām ____ | Io sono ____ | ee-oh soh-noh ____ |
Cheers! | Salute! | sah-loo-teh |
Now you've got all the Italian Greetings travel phrases nailed, search through my other blogs to find:
Italian Travel Basics Travel Phrases
Italian Food & Dining Travel Phrases
Italian Days & Numbers Travel Phrases
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