Top 10 Italian Phrases for Travel you NEED to know + FREE PDF 📚 [🇮🇹 Italian for Beginners]

Top 10 Essential Italian travel phrases you NEED to know & How to Use Them!

1. Ciao! (informal) / Salve! (formal) - This simple means. ‘Hello’.
2. Arrivederci - this means goodbye, literally it means ‘until we see each other again’.
3. Grazie - This means ‘thank you’. You can also add the word ‘mille’. So, grazie mille means, many thanks or thank you very much.
4.Sì / No - These mean ‘yes’ and ‘no’ respectively.’
5. Mi scusi / Permesso - Mi scusi is used to get someone’s attention or apologise for something small like bumping into someone, and permesso is used to get past someone.
6. Quanto costa (questo)? - This means ‘how much is it’?
7. Come si arriva a...? - This means ‘how do you get to...’? - Use a map to point where you want to go or try and say the name of the place with the Italian pronunciation. For example, the Colosseum is, il colosseo, and Trevi Fountain is Fontana di Trevi, but the Spanish Steps is Piazza di Spagna (Spain Square).
8. Dov’è il bagno? - This means ‘where is the bathroom’?
9. Vorrei... - which means ‘I would like…
10. Salute! - This means ‘cheers!’ or ‘bless you!’, after someone sneezes

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[johnperkins]

I’m 2 minutes into the first video of yours I’ve watched, and ❤️ Having the native speaker say the word, say the word slowly and having the phonetic spelling of the word/phase is just perfect for my visual learning style. Thanks so Off to Italy 🇮🇹 in a few weeks. I’ll definitely be using what I learn here. ✈️🍷🍝

[JohnFirth-mg]

I am in Italy at the moment and this has been great to take in

[jirlam]

I’m going to Rome in two days, I have written down these phrases and been practicing. I can’t wait to try them out, grazie mille!

[dudeinthecrowd]

Very good video, thanks for the transcription, one suggestion is to keep phrases longer on the screen. Grazie mille!

[caitlinbauer]

So, so helpful! I'll be spending a day in Venice and Rome next week and wanted at least a baseline understanding of how to show thanks, order something, ask for directions, etc. This was super helpful and the inclusion of you giving context on when to/when not to use the word, a native speaker saying it, and the pronunciation was super helpful. Going to move on to your other videos, too!

[BackpackingBananas]

Lived this Michelle!! So interesting, I need to work on my Italian before I next go to Italy 😅

[martinatravers]

Thank you for sharing this. I ❤ it. The phonetic spelling of the word is a big help.

[Robin-soc]

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

[lyndalombardi]

Grazie, very easy to follow and understand. With just a few weeks until I leave for Italy, I will use your videos and Instagram to brush up and review. I will be in Florence for two weeks then in Venice for a month, shopping for groceries and getting to know people I do hope my Italian will improve. Salute

[allum]

This was really well put over and so useful.

[teeksGG]

As an American who took Spanish in school I had no idea how similar Italian is to Spanish. Going on a trip to Italy in a month and I hope I don't mix the two 😅

[Original_jataro]

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.

[welltravelledlife]

We’re considering a long stay in Italy and I’m determined that before we go, I really want to have at least a conversational ability to function. This is a great start, and I’ve got most of these. I’m ready to move on to the next level!

[danielleadamson]

Wow this is so good thank you so much. I’m going on my first solo trip to Italy in a few day and I feel a lot less anxious now 😊

[zoellar]

A great and informative video. My wife and I will be in Florence in a week and look forward to using some of these very helpful phrases. Grazie!

[margaretendress]

Very helpful in learning to speak properly

[CathyLongo-Bon]

This is excellent. Will be returning. You are very clear and to the point!!!❤

[kaymoles]

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

[crisrispoli]

I love your explanations and spirit going to watch and share them all

[VikiKonstantinova]

Very hepful and I LOVE your energy and your jokes! Especially the one for il bagno! :D Gracie!