111+ Basic Italian Phrases For Travel In 2024 : Italy Travel Guide

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111+ Basic Italian Phrases For Travel In 2024 : Italy Travel Guide

111+ Basic Italian Phrases For Travel In 2024

Planning your journey to Italy and looking forward to know the basic Italian phrases that can be handy for you in your tour then this blog post consists of the some of the basic and commonly used Italian phrases for travel in 2024.

111+ Basic Italian Phrases For Travel In 2024 : Italy Travel Guide

Let’s start with the common Italian greetings.

20 Common Italian Greetings

Italian English Pronunciation
Ciao Hello / Hi / Goodbye chow
Buongiorno Good morning bwohn-jor-noh
Buonasera Good evening bwoh-na-seh-ra
Buon pomeriggio Good afternoon bwohn po-meh-ree-joh
Buona notte Good night bwoh-na not-te
Salve Hello / Greetings sal-veh
Come stai? How are you? co-meh stai
Come va? How’s it going? co-meh va
Arrivederci Goodbye ah-ree-ve-der-chee
Addio Farewell / Goodbye (more formal) ad-dee-oh
Per favore Please per fa-vo-re
Grazie Thank you gra-tsyeh
Prego You’re welcome preh-go
Mi dispiace I’m sorry mee dee-spya-che
Scusa / Scusami Excuse me / Sorry (informal) skoo-sa / skoo-sa-mee
Perdonami Forgive me per-do-na-mee
Buon appetito Enjoy your meal bwohn ap-peh-tee-to
Salutare To greet sa-lu-ta-re
Auguri Best wishes ow-goo-ree
A presto See you soon a press-to

 

Basic Italian Phrases And It’s English Meaning With Pronunciation

English Italian Pronunciation
Yes see
No No noh
Please Per favore pehr fah-VOH-reh
Thank you Grazie GRAH-tsee-eh
You’re welcome Prego PREH-goh
I don’t understand Non capisco non kah-PEE-skoh
I don’t speak Italian Non parlo Italiano non PAR-lo ee-tah-LYAH-no
Do you speak English? Parla Inglese? PAR-la een-GLAY-zeh
Excuse me (to get someone’s attention) Mi scusi mee SKOO-zee
Excuse me (to navigate through) Permesso per-MESS-so
I’m sorry Mi dispiace mee dee-SPYAH-cheh

50 Common Italian Greetings With Their English Meanings And Pronunciations

Italian English Pronunciation
Ciao Hello / Hi / Goodbye chow
Buongiorno Good morning bwohn-jor-noh
Buonasera Good evening bwoh-na-seh-ra
Buon pomeriggio Good afternoon bwohn po-meh-ree-joh
Buona notte Good night bwoh-na not-te
Salve Hello / Greetings sal-veh
Come stai? How are you? co-meh stai
Come va? How’s it going? co-meh va
Arrivederci Goodbye ah-ree-ve-der-chee
Addio Farewell / Goodbye (more formal) ad-dee-oh
Per favore Please per fa-vo-re
Grazie Thank you gra-tsyeh
Prego You’re welcome preh-go
Mi dispiace I’m sorry mee dee-spya-che
Scusa / Scusami Excuse me / Sorry (informal) skoo-sa / skoo-sa-mee
Perdonami Forgive me per-do-na-mee
Buon appetito Enjoy your meal bwohn ap-peh-tee-to
Salutare To greet sa-lu-ta-re
Auguri Best wishes ow-goo-ree
A presto See you soon a press-to
Come ti chiami? What’s your name? co-meh tee kyah-mee
Mi chiamo… My name is… mee kyah-mo…
Dove? Where? doh-ve
Qui Here kwee
There lee
Quando? When? kwahn-do
Oggi Today oh-jee
Domani Tomorrow doh-mah-nee
Che ora è? What time is it? keh o-ra eh
Uno (1), due (2), tre (3), quattro (4), cinque (5), sei (6), sette (7), otto (8), nove (9), dieci (10) Numbers (1-10) oo-no, doo-eh, treh, kwat-tro, cheen-kweh, say, set-teh, ot-to, no-veh, dee-eh-chee
Parla inglese? Do you speak English? par-la een-gleh-seh?
Non capisco I don’t understand non ka-pees-ko
Mi piace I like it mee pya-che
Molto bene Very well mol-to beh-ne
Buon viaggio Have a good trip bwohn vee-ah-joh
Mi manchi I miss you mee man-kee
Buona fortuna Good luck bwoh-na for-too-na
Felice giornata Have a nice day fe-lee-che jor-na-ta
Tanto piacere Nice to meet you tan-to pya-che-re
Congratulazioni Congratulations kon-gra-tu-la-tsyoh-nee
Benvenuto / Benvenuta Welcome (male / female) ben-ve-noo-toh / ben-ve-noo-ta
Mi fa piacere It’s a pleasure mee fa pya-che-re
A dopo See you later ah doh-po
A domani See you tomorrow ah doh-mah-nee
Come sempre As always co-meh sem-pre
Buon compleanno Happy birthday bwohn kom-ple-an-no
Buon Natale Merry Christmas bwohn na-ta-le
Felice Anno Nuovo Happy New Year fe-lee-che an-no nwo-vo
Buone vacanze Happy holidays bwoh-ne va-kan-tse
Ti amo I love you tee ah-mo

Days of the Week and Times of the Day in Italian

English Italian Pronunciation
Monday Lunedì loo-NEH-dee
Tuesday Martedì mar-TEH-dee
Wednesday Mercoledì mehr-coh-LEH-dee
Thursday Giovedì jo-VEH-dee
Friday Venerdì veh-NEHR-dee
Saturday Sabato sah-BAH-toh
Sunday Domenica doh-MEH-nee-ca
What time is it? Che ora è? keh OH-ra eh?
It’s one o’clock È l’una eh LOO-nah
It’s two o’clock Sono le due SOH-noh leh DOO-eh
Noon Mezzogiorno met-zo-johr-NO
Midnight Mezzanotte met-zah-NOT-teh
Morning Mattina maht-TEE-nah
Afternoon Pomeriggio poh-meh-REE-joh
Evening Sera SEH-rah
Night Notte NOH-teh
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