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Come si chiama, signora?
What is your name? (formal, female)
Mi chiamo ...
My name is ...
È itliana?
Are you Italian (female)?
No, sono americana.
No, I am American (female).
Di dov'è?
Where are you from? (formal)
Ma parla bene italiano.
But you speak (formal) Italian well.
Come mai?
Why? (How come?)
Mio marito è italiano.
My husband is Italian.
Il Suo nome?
Your name? (formal)
E il cognome?
And last name?
Come si scrive?
How is it spelled?
Va bene.
That's fine.
parlo
I speak
parla
you speak (formal)
he/she speaks
sono
I am
è
you are (formal)
he/she/it is