A1 Beginner Italian

Ancona

It’s the letter A in the Italian Alphabet

Bologna

It’s the letter B in the Italian Alphabet

Como

It’s the letter C in the Italian Alphabet

Domodossola

The letter D in the Italian Alphabet

Empoli

It’s the letter E in the Italian Alphabet

Firenze

It’s the letter F in the Italian Alphabet

Genova

It’s the letter G in the Italian Alphabet

Hotel

It’s the letter H in the Italian Alphabet

Imola

It’s the letter I in the Italian Alphabet

Jolly

It’s the letter J in the Italian Alphabet

Kappa

It’s the letter K in the Italian Alphabet

Livorno

It’s the letter L in the Italian Alphabet

Milano

It’s the letter M in the Italian Alphabet

Napoli

It’s the letter N in the Italian Alphabet

Otranto

It’s the letter O in the Italian Alphabet

Palermo

It’s the letter P in the Italian Alphabet

Quadro

It’s the letter Q in the Italian Alphabet

Roma

It’s the letter R in the Italian Alphabet

Savona

It’s the letter S in the Italian Alphabet

Torino

It’s the letter T in the Italian Alphabet

Udine

It’s the letter U in the Italian Alphabet

Verona/Venezia

It’s the letter V in the Italian Alphabet

Washington

It’s the letter W in the Italian Alphabet

Xiloforno

It’s the letter X in the Italian Alphabet

Yoga/Yogurt

It’s the letter Y in the Italian Alphabet

Zurich

It’s the letter Z in the Italian Alphabet

Come si dice _____?

Come si chiama _____?

Survival questions to ask how to say something in Italian (2)

Cosa vuol dire _____?

Cosa significa _____?

Survival questions to ask what something means in Italian (2)

Buongiorno

It means “Good morning/Good day” in English

Buondì

It’s the informal way to say “Good morning” in Italian

Buon pomeriggio

It means “Good afternooon” in English

Buonasera

It means “Good evening” in English

Buonanotte

It means “Good night” in English

Buona serata

It means “Have a great evening” in English and used when bidding farewell

Salve

It is the formal way to say "Hello/"Hi" in Italian

Arrivederci

It is the formal way to say “Goodbye” in Italian

ArrivederLa

It is the more formal way to say "Goodbye" in Italian

Buon lavoro

It means "Have a good work" in English

Buon apppetito

It means "Enjoy your meal" in English

Altrettanto

It is a response meaning "Likewise/Same to you" in English

Piacere

It means "Nice to meet you" in English

Piacere mio

It means "My pleasure" in English

Ieri

It means "Yesterday" in English

Oggi

It means "Today" in English

Domani

It means "Tomorrow" in English

Dopo

It means "After" in English.

Dopo domani

It means "The day after tomorrow" in English

Mattina

It means "Morning" in English

Pomeriggio

It means "Afternoon" in English

Ci vediamo

It means "See you" in English

Ci vediamo/A domani

It means "See you tomorrow" in English

Ci vediamo/A dopo

It means "See you later" in English

Ci vediamo/A dopo domani

It means "See you the day after tomorrow" in English

Ci vediamo/A dopo domani mattina

It means "See you the day after tomorrow morning" in English

Ci vediamo/A dopo domani pomeriggio

It means "See you the day after tomorrow afternoon" in English

Grazie

It means "Thank you" in English

Grazie tante

Grazie molte

It means "Thank you very much" in English (2)

Grazie infinite

It means "Thank you infinitely" in English

Grazie mille

It means "Thank you a thousand" in English

Grazie di cuore

It means "Thank you from the heart" in English

Prego

It means "You're welcome" in English

Prego di niente

Prego nulla

It means "You're welcome, it’s nothing" in English (2)

Non c’é di che

It means "You're welcome, don’t mention it" in English

Figurati

It means "Don't mention it" in English

Si Figurati

It’s the informal way of say "Don't mention it" in Italian

Per favore

Per piacere

Per cortesia

It means "Please" in English (3M)

Mi spiace

It’s the informal way to say "I'm sorry" in Italian

Mi dispiace

It’s the formal way to say "I'm sorry" in Italian

Scusa

Scusami

It’s the singular and informal way to say “Excuse me” in Italian (2)

Scusatemi

It’s the plural and informal way to say "Excuse me" in Italian.

Mi scusi

It’s the formal way to say "Excuse me" in Italian

Permesso

It’s used to ask for permission to pass by or enter, similar to saying "May I?" in English

Giorno

It means "Day" in English

Settimana

It means "Week" in English

Mese

It means "Month" in English

Anno

It means "Year" in English

Lunedì

It means "Monday" in English

Martedì

It means "Tuesday" in English

Mercodì

It means "Wednesday" in English

Giovedì

It means "Thursday" in English

Venerdì

It means "Friday" in English.

Sabato

It means "Saturday" in English

Domenica

It means "Sunday" in English

Lunedì

Martedì

Mercoledì

Giovedì

Venerdì

Sabato

Domenica

What are the days of the week in Italian (7)

Gennaio

It means "January" in English

Febbraio

It means "February" in English

Marzo

It means "March" in English

Aprile

It means "April" in English

Maggio

It means "May" in English

Giugno

It means "June" in English

Luglio

It means "July" in English

Agosto

It means "August" in English

Settembre

It means "September" in English

Ottobre

It means "October" in English

Novembre

It means "November" in English

Dicembre

It means "December" in English

Gennaio

Febbraio

Marzo

Aprile

Maggio

Giugno

Luglio

Agosto

Settembre

Ottobre

Novembre

Dicembre

What are the months of the year in Italian (12)

Io

It’s first-person-singular and it means "I" in English

Tu

It’s second-person-singular and it means "You" in English

Lei/lei/lui

It’s third-person-singular and it means "You/she/he" in English