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The ONLY 10 Italian Travel Phrases you NEED + FREE PDF 🇮🇹

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I should have seen this video before my trip to Italy during my last trip from 26/5/2025 to 2/6/2025 . But I would share it with those who intend to travel to Italy .

@SuperAlaskar

Great video! Thanks

@ChrisEbbernMusic

Wow where are you from Italian too ❤

@MyLuck09-k9i

Traveling to Rome for our time ever in June. This has been helpful to learn a few key phrases. Gratzie mille Michele!

@michaelquinn28

Great video series. I liked the original with the man and women both repeating the phrases. Thanks for these lessons. ❤

@michaeld718

#1. Where is a bathroom?

@gladius2489

FREE GUIDE: 125+ Italian Travel Phrases you should know (Cheat-Sheet) I have not yet received this. Thank you.

@MrDnovack

The problem I had in Italy I was trying to speak Italian but when they were responding to me, I didn’t understand a word

@eyyubgasimov2204

When they rattle off the answer in Italian you probably won't understand.

@juliannearlene7244

This video is awesome....thank you.
May I say(pronouce in Italian) you have a very nice place?/shop?

@ma.ceciliamalapitan1206

My most common phrase in my recent trip to Italy was "buongiorno, parli inglese?"

@over60exercise

the lips make the O face

@alltiteexteriors

Thanks! This was very helpful!!

@sharonsebrow8861

hey michelle, you're awesome. i'm moving from cape town to florence nov 8th! do you do privates? zoom? and can i get 101 travel tips in a pdf format? i don't have space for a book! cheers david how does your beginner course work??

@HollywoodReview-m8c

is it English lessons or ?

@lucylucy3125

My husband has not learned any Italian for our trip (believe me I tried). You mentioned using vorrei to point out something you want like a gelato flavor. If I want to do the same to order for him in "broken Italian", would that be "lui vorrebbe"?

Thank you for all your wonderful videos!!

@julees2784

Sometimes "per favore" (please) and "scusi" (excuse me) could possibly be used interchangeably, but if you are facing a total Italian stranger in Italy, "scusi" is more encouraged, since "per favore" can be seen as being a very teeny bit too creepy.

But "per favore" can be used a lot in especially Italian restaurants with virtually no objections. Ditto for shops. But be sure that you do not use "per favore" at the start of the sentence - only when you end the sentence. Just start off with "Scusi" before "per favore" and you will be fine.

@charlessmith263

Technically, in addition to saying "Arrivederci", if the time of day in Italy is still "the daytime" - roughly from lunch to dinner time, as you say good-bye to someone, you would also then say "Buongiorno" (good-day) to that person, and that other person will say "Buongiorno" back to you as you leave.

@charlessmith263

Thanks for the video..Well done. FYI..Your Phrase PDF is failing!

@Jarob9

This is very helpful, though I wonder about dialect. My father only spoke Italian as a child and always said (spelled phonetically) "Saloot" not "Salutay" so I was surprised on that one. One important thing I would add is to ask "Do you speak English". Knowing that one is critical.

@betty-jeanlane1863

This is so helpful thank you 🤍🤍

@jomanamohamed7778

permisso, let me past. if you are an english native speaker you can figure it out from the latin roots. vorrei (similar to french je voudrais)

@chrishunter4673

I'm traveling to Italy in December, and I think that this video will definitely come in handy. I will be watching more of your videos for help in getting around Italy

@Robin-s3o3c

Molto interessante , fatto bene anche riguardo l'organizzazione dei contenuti ...un'annotazione: per me (b1) il parlato è troppo veloce per comprendere bene.

@felicianasiati4795

Thanks for the lesson. Just to let you know I like the Group Men At Work.

@vitahealth.2372

This is a great video

@areeselseed

This is wonderful! Grazie! I'd love a tutorial on the Italian pronunciation of common places to visit in Italy, i.e. colluseum. Grazie!

@kaymoles5584

how do you say do you have gluten free potions in italian

@252beanie

Grazie mille for creating this content! I'm in Italy for work for a short time for my first time ever and being that I am not fluent in the language your video is extremely helpful.

@Original_jataro

i love your country.. i try living your country please help me...

@mostakinSathi6977

Molto bene, grazie mille!

@aureliomagarino6460

On Vorrei, I only heard the rolled r on second pronouncement. Not on local one. I feel pretentious if I do that??

@seeleygirl6178

Grazie!

@TonyEarlsTrinityLawns

It's GRAZI-E.....not grazi!!!! It's FETTUCCIN-E...not fettucini!!!!! It's BRUSCHETTA ...not bruscietta!!!!!! It's PROSCIUTTO ...not prosquito prosiutto or proxuto!!! It's SALAM-E...not salami!!!!! PS Never ask pineapple pizza in italian pizzeria, you could be rudely thrown out!!! Bye bye e grazi-e...mille!!! Obviously i'm joking about of the pronunciation , go ahead and do what you do best!!! I don't joke much when it comes pineapple pizza...for example in Napoli ...you could really risk a lot...!!! 😂😂😂

@gabrielesantucci6189

Di nuovo Segnora che gia temo noi abiamo tenuto da un tempo tante divertente fate me sapere se quando e non ti fatal justa a sua devida

@nadinekb

How do you say ,may I have

@VivKurtin