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Using questions like 'a che ora parte' and 'a che ora arriva' to find out train times. (What time does it arrive/leave)

When asking for means of transport you can respond with "yes there is one" (si, ce n'è uno). 'Uno' is referred to the means of transport as they are all male nouns, hence why 'uno' ends in-o and not in -a. And the actual sentence means "yes there is one of 'them'", so you don't have to repeat what you're talking about.

Converse with me as if we were really at the markets! I'll ask you questions as the vendor, and you answer them in Italian. It's simple!

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To ask how much items cost we use 'quanto costa' to ask for singular items (for e.g 'a kilo of apples), or 'quanto costano' to ask for more than one item (for e.g 2kg of bananas).

Different ways for requesting food items. Using 'vorei' (I would like), 'prendo' (I'll have) & 'mi dá' (could you give me).