Fast Talk Italian 5 Ebook
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Italian
Guaranteed to get you talking
Accommodation...................................................32
Finding Accommodation.....32 Complaints.................................36
Booking & Checking In..........33 Checking Out............................37
Requests & Questions............34
Shopping.............................................................57
Looking For ...............................57 Clothes & Shoes.......................60
In the Shop.................................57 Books & Reading......................61
Paying & Bargaining...............59 Music & DVDs............................62
Entertainment......................................................63
Going Out...................................63 Meeting Up................................65
Practicalities........................................................66
Banking.......................................66 Emergencies..............................69
Phone/Mobile Phone.............67 Police............................................71
Internet.......................................68 Health..........................................72
Dictionary...........................................................75
English to Italian......................75 Italian to English......................83
Phrases Phrases
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Phrases Phrases
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BEFO RE YO U GO
between masculine and have nothing to lose and
feminine forms of words, everything to gain when the
eg bello/bella be·lo/be·la locals hear you making an
(beautiful), indicated in this effort. And remember that
book by m and f. body language and a sense
of humour have a role to
Verbs have a different play in every culture.
ending for each person, like
the English ‘I do’ vs ‘he/she “you just need to start
does’. Travellers don’t need speaking”
to worry too much about
this though – if you use the Even if you use the very
dictionary form of a verb in basics, such as greetings
all contexts, you’ll still be and civilities, your travel
understood. experience will be the better
for it. Once you start, you’ll
be amazed how many
SOUNDS FAMILIAR? prompts you’ll get to help
Numerous Italian words are you build on those first
already part of the English words. You’ll hear people
vocabulary – most of us are speaking, pick up sounds
familiar with ciao, pasta, and expressions from the
bella, maestro, mafia… locals, catch a word or two
that you know from TV
already, see something
on a billboard – all these
things help to build your
understanding.
hese
All OK? Tutto a posto? too·ta pos·to
BEFO RE YO U GO
wines.
o
s. Great! Fantastico! fan·tas·tee·ko
Essentials
Yes./No. Sì./No.
see/no
Please. Per favore.
per fa·vo·re
Thank you (very much). Grazie (mille).
gra·tsye (mee·le)
You’re welcome. Prego.
pre·go
Excuse me. Mi scusi. pol
(for attention/apology) mee skoo·zee
Scusami. inf
skoo·za·mee
Language Difficulties
Do you speak Parla/Parli inglese? pol/inf
English? par·la/par·lee een·gle·ze
Does anyone speak C’è qualcuno che parla
Chat tin g & Basi cs
English? inglese?
che kwal·koo·no ke par·la
een·gle·ze
Do you understand? Capisce? pol
ka·pee·she
Capisci? inf
ka·pee·shee
I (don’t) understand. (Non) Capisco.
(non) ka·pee·sko
I speak a little. Parlo un po’.
par·lo oon po
What does … mean? Che cosa vuol dire …?
ke ko·za vwol dee·re …
How do you Come si pronuncia
pronounce this? questo?
ko·me see pro·noon·cha
kwe·sto
How do you write …? Come si scrive …?
ko·me see skree·ve …
Could you please repeat Può/Puoi ripeterlo,
that? per favore? pol/inf
pwo/pwoy ree·pe·ter·lo
per fa·vo·re
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Titles
Chat tin g & Basi cs
Mr Signore
see·nyo·re
Mrs Signora
see·nyo·ra
Miss/Ms Signorina
see·nyo·ree·na
Introductions
What’s your name? Come si chiama? pol
ko·me see kya·ma
Come ti chiami? inf
ko·me tee kya·mee
My name is ... Mi chiamo ...
mee kya·mo ...
I’m pleased to meet you. Piacere.
pya·che·re
It’s been great meeting È stato veramente un
you. piacere conoscerti.
e sta·to ve·ra·men·te oon
pya·che·re ko·no·sher·tee
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PHRASE BUILDER
This is my ... Le/Ti le/tee
presento ... pol/inf pre·zen·to ...
colleague il mio collega m eel mee·o ko·le·ga
la mia collega f la mee·a ko·le·ga
PHRASE BUILDER
Here’s my ... Ecco il mio … e·ko eel mee·o ...
address indirizzo een·dee·ree·tso
email indirizzo een·dee·ree·tso
address di email dee e·mayl
mobile numero di noo·me·ro dee
number cellulare che·loo·la·re
phone numero di noo·me·ro dee
number telefono te·le·fo·no
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PHRASE BUILDER
I’m from ... Vengo ... ven·go ...
Australia dall’Australia dal·ow·stra·lya
Canada dal Canada dal ka·na·da
England dall’Inghilterra da·leen·geel·te·ra
New Zealand dalla Nuova da·la nwo·va
Chat tin g & Basi cs
Zelanda ze·lan·da
the USA dagli Stati da·lyee sta·tee
Uniti oo·nee·tee
Age
How old are you? Quanti anni ha/hai? pol/inf
kwan·tee a·nee a/ai
I’m ... years old. Ho ... anni.
o ... a·nee
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Interests
What do you do in your Cosa fai nel tuo tempo
spare time? libero?
ko·za fai nel too·o tem·po
Chat tin g & Basi cs
lee·be·ro
Do you like ...? Ti piace/piacciono ...? sg/pl
tee pya·che/pya·cho·no ...
PHRASE BUILDER
I (don’t) like ... (Non) Mi piace/ (non) mee pya·che/
piacciono ... sg/pl pya·cho·no ...
art l’arte sg lar·te
cooking cucinare sg koo·chee·na·re
film i film pl ee feelm
music la musica sg la moo·zee·ka
sport lo sport sg lo sport
Feelings
Are you (sad)? È/Sei (triste)? pol/inf
e/say (tree·ste)
I’m (tired). Sono (stanco/a). m/f
so·no (stan·ko/a)
I’m not (happy). Non sono (felice).
non so·no (fe·lee·che)
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PHRASE BUILDER
I’m (not) … (Non) Ho … (non) o …
cold freddo fre·do
hot caldo kal·do
hungry fame fa·me
in a hurry fretta fre·ta
thirsty sete se·te
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70 settanta se·tan·ta
80 ottanta o·tan·ta
90 novanta no·van·ta
100 cento chen·to
1000 mille mee·le
1,000,000 un milione oon mee·lyo·ne
Time
What time is it? Che ora è?
ke o·ra e
It’s one o’clock. È l’una.
e loo·na
It’s (two) o’clock. Sono le (due).
so·no le (doo·e)
Quarter past (one). (L’una) e un quarto.
(loo·na) e oon kwar·to
Half past (one). (L’una) e mezza.
(loo·na) e me·dza
Quarter to (eight). (Le otto) meno un quarto.
(le o·to) me·no oon kwar·to
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Days
Monday lunedì m loo·ne·dee
Tuesday martedì m mar·te·dee
Wednesday mercoledì m mer·ko·le·dee
Thursday giovedì m jo·ve·dee
Friday venerdì m ve·ner·dee
Saturday sabato m sa·ba·to
Sunday domenica f do·me·nee·ka
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Dates
What date is it today? Che giorno è oggi?
ke jor·no e o·jee
It’s (3 March). È (il terzo) marzo.
e (eel ter·tso mar·tso)
yesterday morning ieri mattina
ye·ree ma·tee·na
tomorrow morning domani mattina
do·ma·nee ma·tee·na
yesterday afternoon ieri pomeriggio
ye·ree po·me·ree·jo
tomorrow afternoon domani pomeriggio
do·ma·nee po·me·ree·jo
yesterday evening ieri sera
ye·ree se·ra
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Weather
What’s the weather Cosa dicono le
forecast? previsioni del tempo?
ko·za dee·ko·no le
pre·vee·zyo·nee del tem·po
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Directions
Where’s (the bank)? Dov’è (la banca)?
do·ve (la ban·ka)
Which way is Dove si trova
(the post office)? (l’ufficcio postale)?
do·ve see tro·va
(loo·fee·cho pos·ta·le)
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At the Airport
I’m here on business. Sono qui per affari.
so·no kwee per a·fa·ree
I’m here on holiday. Sono qui in vacanza.
so·no kwee een va·kan·tsa
I’m here for (three) days. Sono qui per (tre) giorni.
so·no kwee per (tre) jor·nee
I’m here for (two) weeks. Sono qui per (due)
settimane.
so·no kwee per (doo·e)
se·tee·ma·ne
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Buying �ckets
Where can I buy a ticket? Dove posso comprare un
biglietto?
do·ve po·so kom·pra·re oon
bee·lye·to
Do I need to book? Bisogna prenotare un
posto?
bee·zo·nya pre·no·ta·re oon
pos·to
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PHRASE BUILDER
One ... ticket Un biglietto ... oon bee·lye·to ...
(to Rome), (per Roma), (per ro·ma)
please. per favore. per fa·vo·re
1st-class di prima classe dee pree·ma kla·se
2nd-class di seconda dee se·kon·da
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roo·ba·to
I’d like a luggage locker. Vorrei un armadietto per
il bagaglio.
vo·ray oon ar·ma·dye·to per
eel ba·ga·lyo
I’d like some coins. Vorrei della moneta.
vo·ray de·la mo·ne·ta
I’d like some tokens. Vorrei dei gettoni.
vo·ray day je·to·nee
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Taxi
Where’s the taxi stand? Dov’è la fermata dei tassì?
do·ve la fer·ma·ta day ta·see
I’d like a taxi at (9am). Vorrei un tassì alle
(nove di mattina).
vo·ray oon ta·see a·le
(no·ve dee ma·tee·na)
Is this taxi free? È libero questo tassì?
e lee·be·ro kwe·sto ta·see
Is it free? È libero?
e lee·be·ro
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a ...
Please slow down. Rallenti, per favore.
ra·len·tee per fa·vo·re
Please wait here. Mi aspetti qui, per favore.
mee as·pe·tee kwee
per fa·vo·re
Stop at the corner. Si fermi all’angolo.
see fer·mee a lan·go·lo
Stop here. Si fermi qui.
see fer·mee kwee
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Cycling
Where can I hire a bicycle? Dove posso noleggiare una
bicicletta?
do·ve po·so no·le·ja·re oo·na
bee·chee·kle·ta
Are there cycling paths? Ci sono piste ciclabili?
chee so·no pee·ste
chee·kla·bee·lee
Is there bicycle parking? C’è un posteggio per le
biciclette?
chay oon po·ste·jo per le
bee·chee·kle·te
I have a puncture. Ho una gomma bucata.
o oo·na go·ma boo·ka·ta
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Fast Phrases
I have a reservation. Ho una prenotazione.
o oo·na pre·no·ta·tsyo·ne
(When/Where) is (A che ora è/Dove si
Acco m m o dati o n
Finding Accommodation
PHRASE BUILDER
Where’s a/an ...? Dov’è ...? do·ve ...
camping un campeggio oon kam·pe·jo
ground
guesthouse una pensione oo·na pen·syo·ne
hotel un albergo oo·nal·ber·go
inn una locanda oo·na lo·kan·da
youth hostel un ostello oo·nos·te·lo
della gioventù de·la jo·ven·too
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Acco m m o dati o n
Do you have a twin room? Avete una camera doppia
a due letti?
a·ve·te oo·na ka·me·ra do·pya
a doo·e le·tee
Are there rooms? Avete camere libere?
a·ve·te ka·me·ray lee·be·ray
How much is it per night? Quanto costa per una
notte?
kwan·to kos·ta per oo·na
no·te
How much is it per person? Quanto costa per persona?
kwan·to kos·ta per per·so·na
How much is it per week? Quanto costa per una
settimana?
kwan·to kos·ta per oo·na
se·tee·ma·na
For (three) nights. Per (tre) notti.
per (tre) no·tee
From (July 2) to (July 6). Dal (due luglio) al
(sei luglio).
dal (doo·e loo·lyo) al
(say loo·lyo)
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Acco m m o dAti o n
per fa·vo·re
Can I use the kitchen? Posso usare la cucina?
po·so oo·za·re la koo·chee·na
Can I use the telephone? Posso usare il telefono?
po·so oo·za·re eel te·le·fo·no
Can I use the internet? Posso usare l’Internet?
po·so oo·za·re leen·ter·net
Do you have an elevator? C’è un ascensore?
che oo·na·shen·so·re
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Complaints
There’s no hot water. Non c’è acqua calda.
non chay ak·wa kal·da
PHRASE BUILDER
The ... doesn’t ... non funziona. ... non foon·tsyo·na
work.
air- L’aria la·rya
conditioning condizionata kon·dee·tsyo·na·ta
heater La stufa la stoo·fa
toilet Il gabinetto eel ga·bee·ne·to
window La finestra la fee·nes·tra
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Checking Out
Acco m m o dati o n
What time is checkout? A che ora si deve lasciar
libera la camera?
a ke o·ra see de·ve la·shar
lee·be·ra la ka·me·ra
Can I leave my luggage Posso lasciare il mio
here until (tonight)? bagaglio qui fino
(a stasera)?
po·so la·sha·re eel mee·o
ba·ga·lyo kwee fee·no
(a sta·se·ra)
Can I have my deposit, Posso avere la caparra,
please? per favore?
po·so a·ve·re la ka·pa·ra
per fa·vo·re
Can I have my valuables, Posso avere i miei oggetti
please? di valore, per favore?
po·so a·ve·re ee myay o·je·tee
dee va·lo·re per fa·vo·re
I had a great stay, Sono stato/a
thank you. benissimo/a, grazie. m/f
so·no sta·to/a
be·nee·see·mo/a gra·tsye
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Meals
breakfast prima colazione f
pree·ma ko·la·tsyo·ne
lunch pranzo m
pran·dzo
dinner cena f
che·na
eat/drink mangiare/bere
man·ja·re/be·re
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mangiare?
ser·vee·te an·ko·ra da
man·ja·re
How long is the wait? Quanto si deve aspettare?
kwan·to see de·ve as·pe·ta·re
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PHRASE BUILDER
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PHRASE BUILDER
I’m allergic to ... Sono so·no
allergico/a ... m/f a·ler·jee·ko/a ...
dairy produce ai latticini ai la·tee·chee·nee
fish al pesce al pe·she
gluten al glutine al gloo·tee·ne
MSG al glutammato al gloo·ta·ma·to
monosodico mo·no·so·dee·ko
nuts alle noci a·le no·chee
peanuts alle arachidi a·le a·ra·kee·dee
seafood ai frutti di ai froo·tee dee
mare ma·re
shellfish ai crostacei ai kros·ta·che·ee
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bee·bee·ta
tea (with milk) tè m (con latte)
te (kon la·te)
(mineral) water acqua f (minerale)
a·kwa (mee·ne·ra·le)
Alcoholic Drinks
a shot of ... un sorso di ...
oon sor·so dee ...
draught beer birra f a la spina
bee·ra a la spee·na
PHRASE BUILDER
a ... of beer ... di birra ... dee bee·ra
bottle una bottiglia oo·na bo·tee·lya
glass un bicchiere oon bee·kye·re
jug una caraffa oo·na ka·ra·fa
pint una pinta oo·na peen·ta
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Buying Food
How much is Quanto costa
(a kilo of cheese)? (un chilo di formaggio)?
kwan·to kos·ta
(oon kee·lo dee for·ma·jo)
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PHRASE BUILDER
I’d like ... Vorrei ... vo·ray ...
100 grams un etto oon e·to
200 grams due etti doo·e e·tee
E atin g & D rin kin g
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M EN U D ECO D ER
acciughe ⓕ pl a·choo·ge arista ⓕ a·ree·sta cured, cooked
anchovies pork meat
aceto ⓜ a·che·to vinegar aromi ⓜ pl a·ro·mee aromatic
affumicato/a ⓜ/ⓕ herbs • spices
a·foo·mee·ka·to/a smoked
aglio ⓜ a·lyo garlic
agnello ⓜ a·nye·lo lamb ~ b~
al dente al den·te ‘to the tooth’ – babà ⓜ ba·ba dessert containing
describes cooked pasta & rice that sultanas
are still slightly hard baccalà ⓜ ba·ka·la dried salted cod
al forno al for·no cooked in an oven baci ⓜ pl ba·chee ‘kisses’ – type of
al sangue al san·gwe rare chocolate • type of pastry or biscuit
al vapore al va·po·re steamed bagna ⓕ cauda ban·ya cow·da
alla diavola a·la dya·vo·la spiced anchovy, olive oil & garlic dip served
alla napoletana a·la na·po·le·ta·na with raw vegetables
from or in the style of Naples – basilico ⓜ ba·zee·lee·ko basil
usually includes tomatoes & garlic ben cotto/a ⓜ/ⓕ ben ko·to/a well
all’amatriciana al·a·ma·tree·cha·na done
spicy sauce with salami, tomato, besciamella ⓕ be·sha·me·la white
capsicums & cheese sauce
all’arrabbiata al·a·ra·bya·ta bevande ⓕ pl be·van·de drinks
‘angry-style’ – with spicy sauce bibite ⓕ pl bee·bee·te soft drinks
antipasti ⓜ pl an·tee·pas·tee birra ⓕ bee·ra beer
appetizers • hors d’oeuvres bistecca ⓕ bees·te·ka steak
aperitivi ⓜ pl a·pe·ree·tee·vee bollito/a ⓜ/ⓕ bo·lee·to boiled
aperitifs braciola ⓕ bra·cho·la chop
aragosta ⓕ a·ra·go·sta lobster • brioche ⓜ bree·osh breakfast pastry
crayfish brodo ⓜ bro·do broth
arancini ⓜ pl a·ran·chee·nee rice
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d~
~ c~ ~
della casa de·la ka·za ‘of the house’ –
cacciucco ⓜ ka·choo·ko seafood house speciality
stew with wine, garlic & herbs digestivi ⓜ pl dee·jes·tee·vee
calzone ⓜ kal·tso·ne fried or baked digestifs
flat bread made with two thin sheets dolci ⓜ pl dol·chee desserts •
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dumplings – most commonly potato misto/a ⓜ/ⓕ mees·to/a mixed
dumplings
gorgonzola ⓕ gor·gon·dzo·la spicy,
sweet, creamy blue vein cow’s milk ~ n~
cheese noce ⓜ no·che nut • walnut
granita ⓕ gra·nee·ta finely crushed non troppo cotto/a ⓜ/ⓕ non tro·po
flavoured ice ko·to/a medium rare
grappa ⓕ gra·pa distilled grape must
i~ ~ o~
~ olio ⓜ o·lyo oil (almost always
insalata ⓕ een·sa·la·ta salad olive oil)
involtini ⓜ pl een·vol·tee·nee stuffed ossobuco ⓜ o·so·boo·ko veal
rolls of meat or fish shanks
ostriche ⓕ pl os·tree·ke oysters
~ l~
lenticchie ⓕ pl len·tee·kye lentils ~ p~
lievito ⓜ lye·vee·to yeast pancetta ⓕ pan·che·ta salt-cured
limone ⓜ lee·mo·ne lemon bacon
lingua ⓕ leen·gwa tongue pane ⓜ pa·ne bread
linguine ⓕ pl leen·gwee·ne long thin panino ⓜ pa·nee·no bread roll
ribbons of pasta panzanella ⓕ pan·tsa·ne·la tomato,
liquori ⓜ pl lee·kwo·ree spirits onion, garlic, olive oil, bread & basil
luganega ⓕ loo·ga·ne·ga pork salad
sausage pasti leggeri ⓜ pl pas·tee le·je·ree
lumache ⓕ pl loo·ma·ke snails light meals
patate ⓕ pl pa·ta·te potatoes
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porridge
speck ⓜ spek type of smoked ham
polpette ⓜ pol·pe·te meatballs
suppa ⓕ soo·pa soup
pomodori ⓜ pl po·mo·do·ree
tomatoes
primi piatti ⓜ pl pree·mee pya·tee
entrees ~ t~
prosciutto ⓜ pro·shoo·to basic term tacchino ⓜ ta·kee·no turkey
for many types of thinly sliced ham tagliatelle ⓕ ta·lya·te·le long, ribbon-
shaped pasta
tartufo ⓜ tar·too·fo truffle
~ q~ (mushroom)
tiramisù ⓜ tee·ra·mee·soo sponge
quattro formaggi kwa·tro for·ma·jee
cake soaked in coffee & arranged
pasta sauce with four different
in layers with mascarpone, then
cheeses
sprinkled with cocoa
quattro stagioni kwa·tro sta·jo·nee
torta ⓕ tor·ta cake • tart • pie
pizza with different toppings on each
tortellini ⓜ pl tor·te·lee·nee pasta
quarter
filled with meat, parmesan & egg
~ r~ ~ u~
ragù ⓜ ra·goo generally a meat
uova ⓜ pl wo·va eggs
sauce but sometimes vegetarian
uva ⓕ pl oo·va grapes
ravioli ⓜ pl ra·vee·o·lee pasta
squares usually stuffed with meat,
parmesan cheese & breadcrumbs
rigatoni ⓜ pl ree·ga·to·nee short, fat ~ v~
tubes of pasta verdure ⓕ pl ver·doo·re vegetables
ripieno ⓜ ree·pye·no stuffing vini ⓜ pl bianchi vee·nee byan·kee
riso ⓜ ree·zo rice white wines
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z~
ka·sa house wines
vini ⓜ pl frizzanti vee·nee
free·tsan·tee sparkling wines
~
zucca ⓕ tsoo·ka pumpkin
vini ⓜ pl rosati vee·nee ro·sa·tee
zucchero ⓜ tsoo·ke·ro sugar
rose wines
zuppa ⓕ tsoo·pa soup
vini ⓜ pl rossi vee·nee ro·see red
wines
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Fast Phrases
When’s the Quando è aperto il
museum open? museo?
kwan·do e a·per·to eel
moo·ze·o
Si g htseein g
Planning
Do you have information Avete delle informazioni
on local sights? su posti locali?
a·ve·te de·le
een·for·ma·tsyo·nee soo
pos·tee lo·ka·lee
I have only (one day). Ho solo (un giorno).
o so·lo (oon jor·no)
I’d like to see ... Vorrei vedere ...
vo·ray ve·de·re ...
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Questions
What’s that? Cos’è?
Si g htseein g
ko·ze
How old is it? Quanti anni ha?
kwan·tee a·nee a
Who made it? Chi l’ha fatto?
kee la fa·to
Can I take a photo Posso fare una foto
(of you)? (di Lei/tu)? pol/inf
po·so fa·re oo·na fo·to
(dee lay/too)
Could you take a Può farmi una foto?
photo of me? pwo far·mee oo·na fo·to
PHRASE BUILDER
I’d like a/an ... Vorrei ... vo·ray …
audio set un auricolare oo·now·ree·ko·la·re
catalogue un catalogo oon ka·ta·lo·go
guidebook una guida oo·na gwee·da
(in English) (in inglese) (ee·neen·gle·ze)
local map una cartina oo·na kar·tee·na
della zona de·la dzo·na
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PHRASE BUILDER
Is there a C’è uno sconto che oo·no skon·to
Si g htseein g
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Si g htSeein g
I like the works of … Mi piacciono le opere di …
mee pya·cho·no le o·pe·re
dee …
PHRASE BUILDER
… art l’arte … lar·te …
baroque barocca ba·ro·ka
modernist modernista mo·der·nee·sta
Renaissance rinascimentale ree·na·shee·men·ta·le
Romanesque romanica ro·ma·nee·ka
Tours
When’s the next tour? A che ora parte la prossima
gita?
a ke o·ra par·te la pro·see·ma
jee·ta
When’s the next A che ora parte la prossima
excursion? escursione?
a ke o·ra par·te la pro·see·ma
es·koor·syo·ne
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Fast Phrases
Can I look at it? Posso dare un’occhiata?
po·so da·re oo·no·kya·ta
How much is it? Quanto costa?
Sh o ppin g
kwan·to kos·ta
That’s too È troppo caro.
expensive. e tro·po ka·ro
In the Shop
I’d like to buy ... Vorrei comprare ...
vo·ray kom·pra·re ...
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Sh o ppin g
How much is this? Quanto costa questo?
kwan·to kos·ta kwes·to
How much? Quanto?
kwan·to
It’s … euros. È ... euro.
e ... ow·ro
Can you write down the Può scrivere il prezzo?
price? pwo skree·ve·re eel pre·tso
That’s too expensive. È troppo caro.
e tro·po ka·ro
Can you lower the price? Può farmi lo sconto?
pwo far·mee lo skon·to
Do you have something Ha qualcosa di meno
cheaper? costoso?
a kwal·ko·za dee me·no
kos·to·zo
I’ll give you ... Le offro ...
le o·fro ...
Do you accept credit cards? Accettate la carta di
credito?
a·che·ta·te la kar·ta dee
kre·dee·to
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Sh o ppin g
Books & Reading
Is there an English- C’è una libreria specializzata
language bookshop? in lingua inglese?
che oo·na lee·bre·ree·a
spe·cha·lee·dza·ta een
leen·gwa een·gle·ze
Is there an English- C’è una sezione di
language section? lingua inglese?
che oo·na se·tsyo·ne dee
leen·gwa een·gle·ze
Do you have a book by …? Avete un libro di …?
a·ve·te oon lee·bro dee …
I’d like a dictionary. Vorrei un vocabolario.
vo·ray oon vo·ka·bo·la·ryo
I’d like a newspaper Vorrei un giornale
(in English). (in inglese).
vo·ray oon jor·na·le
(een een·gle·ze)
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Fast Phrases
What’s on tonight? Che c’è in programma
stasera?
ke che een pro·gra·ma
sta·se·ra
Entertain m ent
Where are the clubs? Dove sono dei clubs?
do·ve so·no day kloobs
(When/Where) shall (A che ora/Dove) ci
we meet? vediamo?
(a ke o·ra/do·ve) chee
ve·dya·mo
Going Out
What’s there to do in the Che c’è in programma di sera?
evenings? ke che een pro·gra·ma dee se·ra
What’s on? Cosa si fa?
ko·za see fa
What’s on today? Cosa si fa oggi?
ko·za see fa o·jee
What’s on tonight? Cosa si fa stasera?
ko·za see fa sta·se·ra
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Entertain m ent
restaurant in un een oon
ristorante rees·to·ran·te
theatre al teatro al te·a·tro
Meeting Up
When shall we meet? A che ora ci vediamo?
a ke o·ra chee ve·dya·mo
Let’s meet at (eight) Incontriamoci alle (otto).
o’clock. een·kon·trya·mo·chee a·le
(o·to)
Where will we meet? Dove ci vediamo?
do·ve chee ve·dya·mo
Let’s meet at the entrance. Incontriamoci all’entrata.
een·kon·trya·mo·chee
a·len·tra·ta
I’ll pick you up. Ti/Vi vengo a prendere. sg/pl
tee/vee ven·go a pren·de·re
Sorry, I’m late. Scusa, sono in ritardo.
skoo·za so·no een ree·tar·do
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Fast Phrases
Where’s the Dov’è il Bancomat
nearest ATM? più vicino?
do·ve eel ban·ko·mat
pyoo vee·chee·no
Pr acti calitie s
Banking
Where’s the bank? Dov’è la banca?
do·ve la ban·ka
What time does the bank A che ora apre la banca?
open? a ke o·ra a·pre la ban·ka
Where’s the nearest ATM? Dov’è il Bancomat più vicino?
do·ve eel ban·ko·mat pyoo
vee·chee·no
Where’s the nearest foreign Dov’è il cambio più vicino?
exchange office? do·ve eel kam·byo pyoo
vee·chee·no
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Pr acti calitie s
Phone/Mobile Phone
Where’s the nearest public Dov’è il telefono
phone? pubblico più vicino?
do·ve eel te·le·fo·no
poo·blee·ko pyoo vee·chee·no
I’d like to buy a phonecard. Vorrei comprare una
scheda telefonica.
vo·ray kom·pra·re oo·na
ske·da te·le·fo·nee·ka
I want to make a call to Vorrei fare una chiamata
(Belgium). in (Belgio).
vo·ray fa·re oo·na kya·ma·ta
een (bel·jo)
I want to make a reverse- Vorrei fare una chiamata a
charge/collect call. carico del destinatario.
vo·ray fa·re oo·na
kya·ma·ta a ka·ree·ko del
des·tee·na·ta·ryo
How much does a (three)- Quanto costa una
minute call cost? telefonata di (tre) minuti?
kwan·to kos·ta oo·na
te·le·fo·na·tadee (tre)
mee·noo·tee
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Internet
Where’s the local internet Dove si trova l’Internet
cafe? point?
do·ve see tro·va leen·ter·net
poynt
Is there wireless internet Qui c’è il collegamento
access here? Wi-Fi?
kwee chay eel ko·le·ga·men·to
wai·fai
Can I connect my laptop Posso collegare il mio
here? portatile?
po·so ko·le·ga·re eel mee·o
por·ta·tee·le
Do you have headphones Avete una cuffia
(with a microphone)? (con microfono)?
a·ve·te oo·na koo·fya
(kon mee·kro·fo·no)
How do I log on? Come posso accedere?
ko·me po·so a·che·de·re
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Pr acti calitie s
use a scanner scandire skan·dee·re
use Skype usare Skype oo·za·re skaip
Emergencies
Help! Aiuto!
a·yoo·to
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70
Pr acti calitie s
I have to use the telephone. Devo fare una telefonata.
de·vo fa·re oo·na te·le·fo·na·ta
Where are the toilets? Dove sono i gabinetti?
do·ve so·no ee ga·bee·ne·tee
I’m lost. Mi sono perso/a. m/f
mee so·no per·so/a
Police
Where’s the police station? Dov’è il posto di polizia?
do·ve eel pos·to dee
po·lee·tsee·a
I’ve been raped. Sono stato/a violentato/a. m/f
so·no sta·to/a vyo·len·ta·to/a
I’ve been robbed. Sono stato/a derubato/a. m/f
so·no sta·to/a de·roo·ba·to/a
I’ve lost (my passport). Ho perso (il mio passaporto).
o per·so (eel mee·o
pa·sa·por·to)
I’ve lost (my money). Ho perso (il mio denaro).
o per·so (eel mee·o de·na·ro)
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kon·so·la·to
I have insurance. Ho l’assicurazione.
o la·see·koo·ra·tsyo·ne
Health
Where’s the nearest Dov’è la farmacia più
chemist? vicina?
do·ve la far·ma·chee·a pyoo
vee·chee·na
Where’s the nearest Dov’è il/la dentista più
dentist? vicino/a? m/f
do·ve eel/la den·tee·sta pyoo
vee·chee·no/a
Where’s the nearest Dov’è l’ospedale più
hospital? vicino?
do·ve los·pe·da·le pyoo
vee·chee·no
I need a doctor (who Ho bisogno di un
speaks English). medico (che parli inglese).
o bee·zo·nyo dee oon
me·dee·ko (ke par·lee
een·gle·ze)
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Pr acti calitie s
o eel ka·po·gee·ro
I feel nauseous. Ho la nausea.
o la now·ze·a
PHRASE BUILDER
I have (a/an) ... Ho ... o ...
cold un raffreddore oon ra·fre·do·re
cough la tosse la to·se
diarrhoea la diarrea la dee·a·re·a
fever la febbre la fe·bre
headache mal di testa mal dee tes·ta
infection un’infezione oon een·fe·tsyo·ne
rash uno sfogo oo·no sfo·go
toothache mal di denti mal dee den·tee
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My prescription is … Mi ricetta è …
mee ree·che·ta e …
I’m allergic (to antibiotics). Sono allergico/a (agli
antibiotici). m/f
so·no a·ler·jee·ko/a (a·lyee
an·tee·bee·o·tee·chee)
I have a skin allergy. Ho un’allergia alla pelle.
o oo·na·ler·jee·a a·la pe·le
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E N GLISH to ITALIAN
inglese – italiano
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76
E N GLISH to ITALIAN
church chiesa ⓕ kye·za daughter figlia ⓕ fee·lya
cigarette lighter accendino ⓜ day giorno ⓜ jor·no
a·chen·dee·no day after tomorrow dopodomani
city città ⓕ chee·ta do·po·do·ma·nee
clean pulito/a ⓜ/ⓕ poo·lee·to/a day before yesterday altro ieri ⓜ
cleaning pulizia ⓕ poo·lee·tsee·a al·tro ye·ree
cloakroom guardaroba ⓜ delay ritardo ⓜ ree·tar·do
gwar·da·ro·ba delicatessen salumeria ⓕ
closed chiuso/a ⓜ/ⓕ kyoo·zo/a sa·loo·me·ree·a
clothing abbigliamento ⓜ depart partire par·tee·re
a·bee·lya·men·to department store grande
coat cappotto ⓜ ka·po·to magazzino ⓜ gran·de ma·ga·dzee·no
coffee caffè ⓜ ka·fe departure partenza ⓕ par·ten·tsa
coins monete ⓕ pl mo·ne·te diaper pannolino ⓜ pa·no·lee·no
cold freddo/a ⓜ/ⓕ fre·do/a dictionary vocabolario ⓜ
comfortable comodo/a ⓜ/ⓕ vo·ka·bo·la·ryo
ko·mo·do/a dining car carrozza ⓕ ristorante
company (firm) ditta ⓕ dee·ta ka·ro·tsa rees·to·ran·te
condom preservativo ⓜ dinner cena ⓕ che·na
pre·zer·va·tee·vo direct diretto/a ⓜ/ⓕ dee·re·to/a
confirm (a booking) confermare dirty sporco/a ⓜ/ⓕ spor·ko/a
kon·fer·ma·re discount sconto ⓜ skon·to
connection (transport) doctor medico ⓜ me·dee·ko
coincidenza ⓕ ko·een·chee·den·tsa dog cane ⓜ ka·ne
convenience store alimentari ⓜ double bed letto ⓜ matrimoniale
a·lee·men·ta·ree le·to ma·tree·mo·nya·le
cook cucinare koo·chee·na·re double room camera ⓕ doppia
cough tossire to·see·re ka·mer·a do·pya
countryside campagna ⓕ kam·pa·nya dress abito ⓜ a·bee·to
cover charge (restaurant) coperto ⓜ drink bere be·re
ko·per·to drivers licence patente ⓕ (di guida)
cover charge (venue) ingresso ⓜ pa·ten·te (dee gwee·da)
een·gre·so drunk ubriaco/a ⓜ/ⓕ
craft (product) pezzo ⓜ oo·bree·a·ko/a
d’artigianato pe·tso dar·tee·ja·na·to dry secco/a ⓜ/ⓕ se·ko/a
credit card carta ⓕ di credito kar·ta
dee kre·dee·to
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i
mar·cha·pye·de
foreign straniero/a ⓜ/ⓕ
stra·nye·ro/a
~ ~
identification documento ⓜ
forest foresta ⓕ fo·res·ta
d’identità do·koo·men·to dee·den·tee·ta
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E N GLISH to ITALIAN
make-up trucco ⓜ troo·ko
een·ter·va·lo man uomo ⓜ wo·mo
internet cafe Internet point ⓜ manager manager ⓜ me·nee·je
een·ter·net poynt
map pianta ⓕ pyan·ta
interpreter interprete ⓜ/ⓕ
market mercato ⓜ mer·ka·to
een·ter·pre·te
meat carne ⓕ kar·ne
itinerary itinerario ⓜ ee·tee·ne·ra·ryo
medicine medicina ⓕ
me·dee·chee·na
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~ o~ po·lee·tsee·a
E N GLISH to ITALIAN
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E N GLISH to ITALIAN
soo·per·mer·ka·to
shoes scarpe ⓕ pl skar·pe surface mail posta ⓕ ordinaria
shop negozio ⓜ ne·go·tsyo pos·ta or·dee·na·rya
shopping centre centro ⓜ sweater maglione ⓜ ma·lyo·ne
commerciale chen·tro ko·mer·cha·le swim nuotare nwo·ta·re
short (height) basso/a ⓜ/ⓕ ba·so/a swimming pool piscina ⓕ pee·shee·na
short (length) corto/a ⓜ/ⓕ kor·to/a
show mostrare mos·tra·re
shower doccia ⓕ do·cha
sick malato/a ⓜ/ⓕ ma·la·to/a
t
~ ~
taxi stand posteggio ⓜ di tassì
silk seta ⓕ se·ta po·ste·jo dee ta·see
silver argento ⓜ ar·jen·to ticket biglietto ⓜ bee·lye·to
single (man) celibe ⓜ che·lee·be ticket machine distributore ⓜ
single (woman) nubile ⓕ noo·bee·le automatico di biglietti
single room camera ⓕ singola dee·stree·boo·to·re ow·to·ma·tee·ko
ka·me·ra seen·go·la dee bee·lye·tee
sister sorella ⓕ so·re·la ticket office biglietteria ⓕ
size (general) dimensioni ⓕ pl bee·lye·te·ree·a
dee·men·syo·nee timetable orario ⓜ o·ra·ryo
skirt gonna ⓕ go·na tip (gratuity) mancia ⓕ man·cha
sleeping bag sacco ⓜ a pelo sa·ko today oggi o·jee
a pe·lo together insieme een·sye·me
sleeping car vagone ⓜ letto va·go·ne tomorrow domani do·ma·nee
le·to tour gita ⓕ jee·ta
slide (film) diapositiva ⓜ tourist office ufficio ⓜ del turismo
dee·a·po·zee·tee·va oo·fee·cho del too·reez·mo
smoke fumare foo·ma·re towel asciugamano ⓜ
snack spuntino ⓜ spoon·tee·no a·shoo·ga·ma·no
snow neve ⓕ ne·ve train station stazione ⓕ (ferroviaria)
socks calzini ⓜ pl cal·tsee·nee sta·tsyo·ne (fe·ro·vyar·ya)
son figlio ⓜ fee·lyo transit lounge sala ⓕ di transito
soon fra poco fra po·ko sa·la dee tran·zee·to
south sud ⓜ sood travel agency agenzia ⓕ di viaggio
spring (season) primavera ⓕ a·jen·tsee·a dee vee·a·jo
pree·ma·ve·ra travellers cheque assegno ⓜ di
square (town) piazza ⓕ pya·tsa viaggio a·se·nyo dee vee·a·jo
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ITALIAN to E N GLISH
italiano – inglese
83
84
ITALIAN to E N GLISH
città ⓕ chee·ta city deposito ⓜ bagagli de·po·zee·to
classe ⓕ business kla·se beez·nes ba·ga·lyee left luggage (office)
business class diapositiva ⓜ dee·a·po·zee·tee·va
classe ⓕ turistica kla·se slide (film)
too·ree·stee·ka economy class dimensioni ⓕ pl dee·men·syo·nee
collant ⓕ pl ko·lant pantyhose size (general)
commedia ⓕ ko·me·dya play diretto/a ⓜ/ⓕ dee·re·to/a direct
(theatre) distributore ⓜ automatico
comodo/a ⓜ/ⓕ ko·mo·do/a di biglietti dee·stree·boo·to·re
comfortable ow·to·ma·tee·ko dee bee·lye·tee ticket
compagno/a ⓜ/ⓕ kom·pa·nyo/a machine
companion • partner (intimate) distributore ⓜ di servizio
compleanno ⓜ kom·ple·a·no dee·stree·boo·to·re ser·vee·tsyo petrol
birthday station • service station
completo/a ⓜ/ⓕ kom·ple·to/a dito ⓜ dee·to finger
booked out doccia ⓕ do·cha shower
comprare kom·pra·re buy dogana ⓕ do·ga·na customs
compreso/a ⓜ/ⓕ kom·pre·zo/a domani do·ma·nee tomorrow
included domani mattina do·ma·nee
condividere kon·dee·vee·de·re share ma·tee·na tomorrow morning
(with) domani pomeriggio do·ma·nee
confermare kon·fer·ma·re confirm (a po·me·ree·jo tomorrow afternoon
booking) domani sera do·ma·nee se·ra
confine ⓜ kon·fee·ne border tomorrow evening
congelato/a ⓜ/ⓕ kon·je·la·to/a dopodomani do·po·do·ma·nee day
frozen after tomorrow
conto ⓜ kon·to bill (account) dormire dor·mee·re sleep
conto ⓜ in banca kon·to een ban·ka dove do·ve where
bank account drogheria ⓕ dro·ge·ree·a grocery
convalidare kon·va·lee·da·re validate
coperta ⓕ ko·per·ta blanket
coperto ⓜ ko·per·to cover charge
(restaurant) ~ e~
cucina ⓕ koo·chee·na kitchen edicola ⓕ e·dee·ko·la newsagency
cucinare koo·chee·na·re cook edificio ⓜ e·dee·fee·cho building
cuoco/a ⓜ/ⓕ kwo·ko/a cook • chef elenco ⓜ telefonico e·len·ko
(restaurant) te·le·fo·nee·ko phone book
entrare en·tra·re enter
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f
ITALIAN to E N GLISH
cloakroom
~ ~
fagioli ⓜ pl fa·jo·lee beans
famiglia ⓕ fa·mee·lya family
i
~ ~
fantastico/a ⓜ/ⓕ fan·tas·tee·ko/a ieri ye·ree yesterday
great in fondo een fon·do at the bottom •
farmacia ⓕ far·ma·chee·a pharmacy after all
federa ⓕ fe·de·ra pillowcase in lista d’attesa een lee·sta da·te·za
figlia ⓕ fee·lya daughter standby (ticket)
figlio ⓜ fee·lyo son in ritardo een ree·tar·do late (adv)
finestra ⓕ fee·nes·tra window incidente ⓜ een·chee·den·te
(general) accident • crash
finestrino ⓜ fee·nes·tree·no window influenza ⓕ een·floo·en·tsa flu •
(car, plane) influenza
foresta ⓕ fo·res·ta forest informazioni ⓕ pl
fra poco fra po·ko soon een·for·ma·tsyo·nee information
francobollo ⓜ fran·ko·bo·lo stamp inglese een·gle·ze English
fratello ⓜ fra·te·lo brother insieme een·sye·me together
freno ⓜ fre·no brake Internet point ⓜ een·ter·net poynt
fresco/a ⓜ/ⓕ fres·ko/a fresh Internet cafe
fumare foo·ma·re smoke interprete ⓜ/ⓕ een·ter·pre·te
interpreter
intervallo ⓜ een·ter·va·lo intermission
ITALIAN to E N GLISH
dee cheer·ko·la·tsyo·ne car owner’s no no no
title noleggiare no·le·ja·re hire
libro ⓜ lee·bro book nome ⓜ no·me name
linea ⓕ aerea lee·ne·a a·e·re·a airline non non no • not
Loro lo·ro you pl pol non fumatore non foo·ma·to·re
luna ⓕ di miele loo·na dee mye·le non-smoking
honeymoon nord ⓜ nord north
notte ⓕ no·te night
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ITALIAN to E N GLISH
rosso/a ⓜ/ⓕ ro·so/a red stazione ⓕ d’autobus sta·tsyo·ne
rubato/a ⓜ/ⓕ roo·ba·to/a stolen dow·to·boos bus station
stazione ⓕ della metropolitana
s
~ ~
sta·tsyo·ne de·la me·tro·po·lee·ta·na
metro station
stazione ⓕ ferroviaria sta·tsyo·ne
sacchetto ⓜ sa·ke·to bag (shopping)
sacco ⓜ a pelo sa·ko a pe·lo sleeping fe·ro·vyar·ya train station
bag sterlina ⓕ ster·lee·na pound (money)
sala ⓕ di transito sa·la dee straniero/a ⓜ/ⓕ stra·nye·ro/a
tran·zee·to transit lounge foreign
sala ⓕ d’attesa sa·la da·te·za waiting studente/studentessa ⓜ/ⓕ
room stoo·den·te/stoo·den·te·sa student
salumeria ⓕ sa·loo·me·ree·a sud ⓜ sood south
delicatessen suocera ⓕ swo·che·ra mother-in-law
salva slip ⓜ pl sal·va sleep panty supermercato ⓜ soo·per·mer·ka·to
liners supermarket
sarto/a ⓜ/ⓕ sar·to/a tailor sveglia ⓕ sve·lya alarm clock
scale ⓕ pl ska·le stairway
scarpe ⓕ pl skar·pe shoes
scatola ⓕ ska·to·la box • carton • ~ ~ t
can • tin tardi tar·dee late (adj)
scheda ⓕ telefonica ske·da temperino ⓜ tem·pe·ree·no
te·le·fo·nee·ka phone card penknife
schiena ⓕ skye·na back (body) tossire to·see·re cough
sconto ⓜ skon·to discount traghetto ⓜ tra·ge·to ferry
secco/a ⓜ/ⓕ se·ko/a dry trucco ⓜ troo·ko make-up
sedile ⓜ se·dee·le seat (chair) tu too you inf
seggiovia ⓕ se·jo·vee·a chairlift tutto ⓜ too·to everything
(skiing)
sentiero ⓜ sen·tye·ro path • track •
trail
senza sen·tsa without
~ u~
ubriaco/a ⓜ/ⓕ oo·bree·a·ko/a
servizio ⓜ ser·vee·tsyo service • drunk
service-charge ufficio ⓜ oo·fee·cho office
settimana ⓕ se·tee·ma·na week ufficio ⓜ del turismo oo·fee·cho del
sicuro/a ⓜ/ⓕ see·koo·ro/a safe too·reez·mo tourist office
sigaretta ⓕ see·ga·re·ta cigarette
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~ v~ phrasebook
vocabolario ⓜ vo·ka·bo·la·ryo
dictionary
vacanze ⓕ pl va·kan·tse holidays
vagone ⓜ letto va·go·ne le·to volo ⓜ vo·lo flight
sleeping car
valigetta ⓕ va·lee·je·ta briefcase
veloce ve·lo·che fast ~ z~
verde ver·de green zaino ⓜ dzai·no backpack •
verdura ⓕ ver·doo·ra vegetable knapsack
via ⓕ aerea vee·a a·e·re·a airmail zia ⓕ tsee·a aunt
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Juan Winata
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banking�������������������������������������������� 66 complaints (shopping)��������������������58
bargains����������������������������������������6, 58 compliments (accommodation)����37
bargaining�����������������������������������������59 compliments (restaurant)���������������42
bars�������������������������������������� 39, 45, 64 computers��������������������������������������� 68
beer���������������������������������������������������44 concerts��������������������������������������������65
bicycle����������������������������������������������� 31 consulates����������������������������������������72
bill (restaurant)��������������������������������42 contact details��������������������������������� 13
boat���������������������������������������������25, 56 conversation topics������������������������ 64
body language���������������������������������� 74 cost (accommodation)��������������������33
bookings (accommodation)�����������33 cost (car hire)���������������������������������� 30
bookings (restaurant)���������������������39 cost (food)����������������������������������������45
bookings (transport)�����������������������26 cost (general)�����������������������������������59
books������������������������������������������������ 61 cost (internet)����������������������������������69
bookshops���������������������������������������� 61 cost (sightseeing)����������������������������54
breakfast������������������������������������������34 cost (taxi)���������������������������������������� 30
bus����������������������������������������������25, 28 cost (telephone)������������������������������67
business�������������������������������������������24 countries������������������������������������������ 14
business hours���������������������������������54 credit cards��������������������������������������59
buying food��������������������������������������45 customs (airport)����������������������������24
buying things������������������������������������57 cycling����������������������������������������������� 31
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E illnesses��������������������������������������������73
eating out�����������������������������������������38 immigration (airport)����������������������24
elevator���������������������������������������������35 informal speech���������������������������������4
email�������������������������������������������������69 insurance (travel)����������������������������72
embassies����������������������������������������72 interests�������������������������������������������� 16
emergencies�������������������������������������69 internet�������������������������������������� 35, 68
emotions������������������������������������������ 16 introductions������������������������������������ 12
entertainment����������������������������������63 Italian cuisine�����������������������������������47
entertainment guide����������������������� 64
essential phrases�������������������������9, 96
etiquette tips������������������������������������ 74
J
exchange rates���������������������������������67 jobs��������������������������������������������������� 15
exhibitions����������������������������������������54
K
F keys���������������������������������������������������35
family������������������������������������������������ 13 kitchen����������������������������������������������35
fares (taxi)��������������������������������������� 30
feelings��������������������������������������������� 16
food allergies������������������������������������43
L
language difficulties�������������������10, 60
food shopping����������������������������������45
laptop����������������������������������������������� 68
foreign exchange office������������������ 66
laundry����������������������������������������������36
lift (elevator)�������������������������������������35
G loanwords (in English)�����������������������5
galleries��������������������������������������������54 local expressions������������������������� 7, 62
gas (petrol)��������������������������������������� 31 local food��������������������������6, 39, 40, 47
gay venues��������������������������������������� 64 local sights���������������������������������������52
93
money���������������������������������������������� 66
pronunciation (of Italian)������������������4
months�������������������������������������������� 20
public transport�������������������������25, 28
motorbike���������������������������������������� 30
pubs������������������������������������������� 44, 45
movies����������������������������������������������65
museums������������������������������������������54
music������������������������������������������������62 Q
quantities����������������������������������������� 46
N question words��������������������������������26
names����������������������������������������������� 12
nationalities�������������������������������������� 14 R
negatives (grammar)�����������������������22 rape��������������������������������������������������� 71
newspapers�������������������������������������� 61 reading (books)�������������������������������� 61
nightclubs���������������������������������� 64, 65 receipts�������������������������������������������� 60
nonalcoholic drinks�������������������������44 recommendations (going out)������� 64
nonsmoking section (restaurant)�� 40 recommendations (hotel)���������������34
nonsmoking section (transport)����27 recommendations
numbers������������������������������������������� 17 (restaurant)�����������������������������������39
recommendations (shops)�������������58
O recommendations (tours)���������������56
refunds���������������������������������������������59
occupations�������������������������������������� 15 requests (accommodation)������34, 37
opening hours����������������������������������54 requests (restaurant)���������������� 41, 43
ordering (bar)�����������������������������������45 requests (shopping)������������������������58
ordering (restaurant)���������������������� 40 reservations (accommodation)������33
ordering (taxi)����������������������������������29 reservations (restaurant)����������������39
reservations (transport)������������������26
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souvenirs������������������������������������������58 valuables�������������������������������������������37
speaking Italian���������������������� 5, 21, 42 vegan food����������������������������������������42
stolen possessions�������������������������� 71 vegetarian food��������������������������������43
studies���������������������������������������������� 15 verbs���������������������������������������������������5
T W
taking photos�����������������������������������53 water (drinking)�������������������������������44
taxi����������������������������������������������������29 weather��������������������������������������������� 21
tea�����������������������������������������������������44 wine���������������������������������������������������44
telephone������������������������������35, 67, 71 women travellers������������������������� 6, 73
work�������������������������������������������������� 15
95
Hello. Buongiorno.
bwon·jor·no
Goodbye. Arrivederci.
a·ree·ve·der·chee
Sorry. Mi dispiace.
mee dees·pya·che
Yes. Sì.
see
No. No.
no