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Può parlare piu lentamente.
Può (Vuoi) ripetere per piacere?
Può tradurmi questo?
(Could you) Please speak more slowly.
Could you repeat that please?
Could you translate this for me?
Chi è il responsibile?
Who is in charge?
Vorrei (avere) un/una ...?
I would like (to have) a ...?
Posso vederlo?
May I see that?
Dove posso comprare ...?
Where can I buy ...?
Quando apre ... ?
Quando chiude ...?
When does ... (it) open?
When does ... (it) close?
Di che cosa è fatto?
What is it made of?
Quanto costa il biglietto di entrata?
What is the admission price?
Posso pagare con una carta di credito?
Do you take credit cards?
Is it possible to pay with a credit card?
Il conto, per favore.
Check, please.
Vorrei ordinare ....
Non ho ordinato questo.
I'd like to order ....
I didn't order this (that).
Credo che il conto sia sbagliato.
I think (believe) the bill is incorrect.
Vorrei fare una prenotazione.
I'd like to make a reservation.
Torno subito.
I'll be back soon.
Vorrei vedere la lista dei vini?
May I see your wine list?
E squisito.
Non è buono.
Di che cosa è fatto?
Quali sono gli ingredienti?
This is delicious.
This doesn't taste good.
What is it made of?
What are the ingredients?
Dov'è il ristorante?
Che cosa ci consiglia?
Where is the restaurant?
What do you recommend?
Mi può aiutare, per piacere? (Aiuta!)
Mi sono perso?
Non capisco?
Can you help me, please? (Help!)
I am lost?
I don't understand?
Qual è il problema?
What is the problem?
Dov'è il bagno (WC)?
Dov'è la stazione di polizia?
Where is the bathroom?
Where is the police station?
Come si chiama?
Mi chiamo è ....
What is your name?
My name is ....
Quando è ...?
A che ora si ritorna?
When is ...?
What time will we return?
Andiamo a ....
... è divertente.
Guardi qui.
Let's go to ....
... is fun.
Look at this.
Come sta (stai)?
Molto bene, grazie. E lei(tu)?
How are you?
Very well, thanks. And you?
Dove posso trovare ...?
Where can I find (get) ...?
Quanto dista?
Quanto tempo?
Quanto/Quanti?
Quanto costa questo?
How far?
How long?
How much/How many?
How much does this cost?
A che ora apre?chiude ...?
When does ... open/close?
Come si chiama questo/quello in italiano?
Che cosa significa questo/quello?
What do you call this/that in Italian?
What does this/that mean?
Posso avere ...?
Possiamo avere ...?
Può mostrarmi ...?
Può dirmi ...?
Can I have ...?
Can we have ...?
Can you show me ...?
Can you tell me ...?
Può aiutarmi?
Posso aiutarla?
Può indicarmi la direzione per ...?
Can you help me?
Can I help you?
Can you direct me to ...?
E ....
Non è ....
C'è /Ci sono ....
Non C'è /Ci sono ....
It is/It's ....
It isn't ....
There is / There are ....
There isn't / There aren't ....
Eccolo/Eccola.
Eccoli/Eccole.
Here it is.
Here they are.
Come ti chiami?
Di che nazionalità sei?
Di dove sei?
Perchè sei in Italia?
What is your name (familiar)?
What nationality are you?
Where are you from?
Why are you in Italy?
Mi chiamo ....
Sono americano.
Sono di Boston.
Sono qui per lavorare and studiare.
My name is ....
I 'm american.
I'm from Boston.
I am here for work and to study.
Che cosa fai? Sono ....
Quanti anni hai? Io ho ... anni.
What do you do? I am ....
How old are you? I have ... years.
Dov'è il libro? E sul tavolo.
Dov'e la penna? E nella borsa.
Dove sono i chiavi? Sono nella borsa.
Dove sono i libri? Dove sono sul tavolo.
Where is the book? It's on the table.
Where is the pen? It's in the bag.
Where are the keys? They are in the bag.
Where are the books? They are on the table.
Che cosa ti fai (Che fai)?
What are you doing?
Che ora è? Che ora sono?
E l'una.
Sono le sette.
What time is it?
It's one o'clock.
It's seven o'clock.