Basic italian phrases

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A Wanderlust? Jetsetter? Business traveller? or Someone who is starting to learn the Italian Language? Here are some useful phrases that you could use for basic Italian conversation.

A Wanderlust? Jetsetter? Business traveller? or Someone who is starting to learn the Italian Language? Here are some useful phrases that you could use for basic Italian conversation.

If you find yourself unsure about how to reply to "grazie" (thank you) in Italian as a beginner, you have a range of options to consider. These include the common response "Prego!" (You're welcome) and more elaborate expressions like "È il minimo che potessi fare!" (It's the least I could do). For pronunciation and example sentences, please refer to our comprehensive article!

English is not widely spoken in Italy. Learn some basic Italian words and phrases before you visit Italy. You will be thankful and locals will be grateful. Visit www.myticklefeet.com for a list of basic Italian words and phrases.

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If you plan to travel to Italy you should learn just a handful of Italian words and phrases. Although English is common in Italy’s larger cities like Florence, Rome, Venice, and the Amalfi coast, fewer people speak English in the smaller towns and less touristy regions. You will find a little bit of Italian goes a long way to pleasing local Italians. You delight them when you attempt to speak their language and you will find they are friendly and patient as you give it your best try to speak…

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Are you interested in finding love (amore) in Italy? Or perhaps you’ve been friends (amici) with someone for a while and want to take your relationship to the next level? A proven way of catching someone’s attention is by flirting (flirtare). In other words, you make it clear using words and body language that you ... Read more