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Today's Italian words and phrases

Che cosa ti manca di Napoli? = What do you miss about Naples?

Che cosa = what

ti manca = from you

manca = it misses

di = about

Napoli = Naples

Mi manca la mia famiglia, il mare, e la pizza napoletana naturalmente = I miss my family, the sea and Neapolitan pizza obviously. 

Mi = from me

manca = it misses

la mia famiglia = my family

il mare = the sea

e = and

la pizza napoletana = Neapolitan pizza

Naturalmente = of course.

E tu Katie? Che cosa ti manca dell’inghilterra? = And you Katie? What do you miss about England?

Mi manca la famiglia, gli amici, e la colazione inglese = I miss my family, friends and English breakfast.

49: How to say "I miss you" in Italian

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If you have an Italian grandma or grandpa, learning how to talk about your family in Italian will help you connect with your heritage on a deeper level.

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Today's Italian words:

Mia nonna era di… = My grandmother was from… (+ town)

Mio nonno era di… = My grandfather was from… (+ town)

I miei nonni erano di… = My grandparents were from (+ town)

Era di Roma = S/he was from Rome

Erano di Napoli = They were from Naples

Erano calabresi = They were Calabrian

I miei parenti = My relatives

I miei genitori = My parents

I miei cugini = My cousins

140: Italian Grandma or Grandpa? How to Talk About Your Origins in Italian

Find the perfect way to say goodbye in Italian, from the casual “ciao” to the formal “arrivederci” and everything in between. With pronunciation and cultural tips!

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Today's Italian words:

Ciao = Bye (informal)

Arrivederci = Goodbye (formal)

Ci sentiamo = Speak soon (lit. each other we hear)

Ci sentiamo dopo = Speak to you later (lit. each other we hear later)

Buona serata! = Have a nice evening

A presto = See you soon (lit. till soon) 

A dopo = See you later (lit. till later) 

A domani = See you tomorrow (lit. till tomorrow) 

Ti scrivo dopo = I’ll send you a message later (lit. to you, I write later)

139: Say Goodbye in Italian: The Perfect Way For Any Situation!

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Today's Italian words:

Impossibile = Impossible 

Importante = Important

Normale = Normal 

Errore = Mistake 

Il vocabolario = (the) vocabulary 

La grammatica = (the) grammar 

La pronuncia = (the) pronunciation

Anno = Year (remember to make the “n” long!)

Sono di New York = I’m from New York

E tu? Di dove sei? = And you? Where are you from? (informal)

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Today's Italian words:

Difficile = difficult 

Facile = easy

Impossibile = impossible 

Sto imparando l’italiano = I’m learning Italian 

Utile = useful 

Non ho tempo! = I don’t have time!

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Today's Italian words:

Buongiorno = Hello (formal, lit. “good day”) 

Vorrei = I’d like 

Vorrei un cappuccino, grazie = I’d like a cappuccino, thank you 

Vorrei pagare, per favore = I’d like to pay please

Dov’è… = Where is…

La metro = The subway 

Dov’è la metro? = Where’s the subway? 

Un biglietto = A ticket 

Vorrei un biglietto = I’d like a ticket 

Quanto costa? = How much does it cost? 

Un tavolo per tre = A table for three

Una birra = A beer

Lo stesso = The same (as in “I’ll have the same”) 

Il conto, per favore = The bill please

Posso pagare? = Can I pay? 

Posso pagare con la carta? = Can I pay by card? 

Prendiamo un taxi = Let’s take a taxi 

49: How to say "I miss you" in Italian

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