How do you write (and pronounce) some common greetings and phrases in Italian? - welcome greetings for church
The things we say
Hello
Bye
How are you? (and how they respond when asked this question)
I can not talk much about Italy
Please
Thanks
You are welcome
Excuse me
and all others in this way!
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Welcome Greetings For Church How Do You Write (and Pronounce) Some Common Greetings And Phrases In Italian?
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Hello Salve (Salt Veh pronounced) is a good formal Hello. Get with this person. Buongiorno (Jorn bwon pronounced) is another good Hi, this is called "good day".
Goodbye: One can say it once or Arrivederci volley.
(Pronunciation Aree vehd air-chi). If the person is a friend, you can say the occasional Ciao, for both Hello and goodbye. (Pronounced chow)
How are you? Come Sta (co-MEH STA) for a formal relationship, come stai informal relationships. (c ko-meh-eye) ... If you ask, I always say bene, grazie (grats beh neh-eh-ye), and that means, thank you.
I can not speak much Italian: Non parlo italiano.
Please per favore (please eh)
Thank you: Grazie (grats-ye-EH)
You're welcome: Prego (like salsa)
Forgiveness: Scusa. (scuze)
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