Common Phrases in Italian



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Common Phrases in Italian Che ora e? What time is it? Sono le cinque It is five o clock E molto presto It is very early E molto tardi It is very late ArrivederLa, signora Good bye, madam Arrivederci, caro amico Good bye, dear friend Buona sera, come stai? Good evening, how are you? Ti auguro una buona giornata. I wish you a very good day. Arrivederci presto. See you soon. Addio, caro amico Farewell, dear friend. Demonstrative Adjectives/ Aggettivi dimostrativi: Questo / Questa = this Quello / Quella = that Questi / Queste = these Quelli / Quei / Quelle = those Questa signora e' vostra madre This lady is your mother

Quel signore e' tuo padre That gentlemen is your father Questi signori sono i tuoi genitori These people are your parents Quelle ragazze sono belle Those girls are beautiful Quei sarti sono vecchi Those tailors are old Queste signore sono le mie sorelle e quei ragazzi sono i miei fratelli These ladies are my sisters and those guys are my brothers Dove andate? / Dove vai? Where are you going? Vado a casa. I am going home. Hai una camera? / Avete una camera? Do you have a room? Si abbiamo una camera con salotto e bagno. Yes, we have a room with a living room and a bathroom. Hai fame? Are you hungry? Si ho molta fame. Yes, I am very hungry. Hai sete? Are you thirsty? Si ho sete. Yes, I am thirsty. No. Non ho sete / fame. No. I am not thirsty/ hungry. Dammi un po' di acqua per favore Give me some water please

Come sta' Mariella? How is Mariella? Mariella sta bene, ma e' infelice Mariella is well, but is unhappy Perche? Why? Sua mamma e' ammalata Her mother is sick Mi dispiace I am sorry Io vado a mangiare, vieni con me? I am going to eat, are you coming with me? Si, dove andiamo? Yes, where are we going? Al ristorante sulla spiaggia At the restaurant on the beach Cosa mangiamo? What are we eating? Mangiamo una bistecca e patate We are eating a steak and potatoes Chi paga il conto? Pago io Who pays the bill? I will pay Dove e' (Dov e') il vino? E' nel frigorifero. Ne vuoi un po'? Si, grazie. Preferisci vino rosso o vino bianco? Preferisco vino rosso. Where is the wine? It is in the refrigerator. Do you want some? Yes please. Do you prefer red wine or white wine? I prefer red wine. Lunedi e il primo giorno della settimana Monday is the first day of the week Oggi e una bella giornata To day it is a beautiful day

Maria e Gianni vanno in chiesa ogni domenica Mary and Gianni go to church every Sunday Domenica e giorno di riposo Sunday is a rest day Io ho una bella casa ed una macchina nuova I have a beautiful home and a new car Io sono sposata ed ho tre figli I am married and have three children Io ho due figli; una figlia ed un figlio I have two children: one son and one daughter Io mangio una mela ogni giorno I eat an apple every day Io vado in vacanza ogni estate I go on vacation every summer Pronto, sono Maria! Vorrei parlare con Tom. Parli più lentamente, per favore. Hello, this is Mary! I would like to speak to Tom. Please, speak more slowly. Tom è fuori in questo momento. Quando ritorna può dirgli che ho telefonato? Tom is not in at the moment. When he comes back, can you tell him that I called? Dove è il telefono? Where is the telephone? Quale è il prefisso telefonico italiano? What is the code for Italy? Che numero è questo telefono? What number is this phone? Il telefono non funziona The telephone does not work Quando ritorna può dirgli che ho telefonato? When he will be back, can you tell him that I called? Cosa significa questa parola? What does this word mean?

Come si pronuncia? How do you pronunce it? Quanto costa questa borsa? How much does it cost this handbag? Come si arriva in Via Condotti? How do you get to Via Condotti? Lui viene ogni tanto He comes from time to time. Ogni tanto leggo libri in italiano Once in a while I read Italian books. Il taxi dovrebbe arrivare da un momento all'altro The taxi should be here at any moment. Maria era qui un momento fa Mary was here a moment ago. Mi fa molto piacere I am very glad Mi dispiace molto I am very sorry Sto abbastanza bene I am pretty well Benissimo, grazie, e voi? Very well, thank you, and you? Come stai? Come sta tua moglie? Ed I tuoi figli? How do you do? How is your wife? And your children? Piacere di fare la vostra conoscenza Very glad to have made your aquaintence. Posso presentarvi mio fratello? (mia sorella, mio marito, mia moglie) May I introduce my brother? (my sister, my husband, my wife) Parla più lento, per favore! Speak more slowly, please!

Io capisco l'italiano, ma non lo parlo. I understand Italian, but I do not speak it. Puoi scrivermi questa parola? Can you write this word down for me? Puoi sillabare questa parola per favore? Can you spell it please? Mi spiace! Non capisco questa parola! I am sorry! I do not understand this word. Uscite! Andate via! Go on! Go away! Avanti! Entrate! Come in! Dimmi la verità! Tell me the truth! Ascoltatemi! Lasciatemi parlare! Listen! Let me speak! Aspettate un momento Wait here a moment. Non fate rumore! Do not make noise! Prego. Non c'e' di che. Not at all (welcome). Do not mention it. Non so come ringraziarvi. I do not know how to thank you. Puoi dirmi dove e' un buon ristorante? Can you tell me where there is a good restaurant?