Useful Italian Travel Phrases

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Heading to Italy? If you have an iPhone, there are some great apps available.  There is even that app that will take what you say in English and translate it to Italian for you.  Codegent’s Learn Italian Phrasebook and 24/7 TUTOR, Inc are both Free apps and a great way to get started.

Whatever method you choose, it makes traveling fun and less stressful if you learn some key words in Italian like good morning, how much is it, where is the bathroom.

English Italian Pronunciation
Hello/ Good Morning Buon giorno/ Ciao (informal – chow) Bon-jor-no
Good afternoon Buon pomeriggio Bon-po-mer-igio
Good evening Buona sera Bona sayra
Good night Buona notte Bona notay
How are you? Come sta? Kom-eh sta
Please Per favore Pehr favoray
Thank you Grazie Gra-tzee-ah
You’re welcome Prego Prago

For a longer list read the full post, Useful Italian Phrases.  Visit our website dedicated to Italy travel, Italytours.com  Here you will find travel tips, blogs and the best vacation packages to Italy from reputable travel companies.

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Sue Lobo
Sue Lobo is a four-time Condé Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist (2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026) and a Senior Travel Advisor at Atlas Travel Center. With more than 15 years of experience in the travel industry, Sue plans ocean and river cruises, European tours, group travel, luxury vacations, honeymoons, and family trips. Sue works at a family-owned agency that has served travelers since 1987. Atlas is a member of CLIA and ASTA, is IATA and ARC accredited, and has been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since 1987, with an A+ rating.