In this episode, I will explore common places you can find in your city. From the library to the museum, the pharmacy to the restaurant, I’ll present useful phrases for describing each location. You’ll learn how to talk about places in Italian in a simple and clear way, with immediate translations for every sentence!


Italian Everyday

Places in Town|Posti in città

Welcome to this episode of Everyday Italian! In this episode, we’re focusing on essential phrases you can use when you need someone to repeat what they said or explain something better.

Learning Italian can sometimes be challenging, and it’s completely normal not to understand everything in a conversation. Being able to ask for clarification will boost your confidence and help you engage more fully in your interactions.

In this episode, we’ll cover:

	•	Come? (What?)
	•	Puoi ripetere, per favore? (Can you repeat that, please?)
	•	Non ho capito. (I didn’t understand.)
	•	Cosa significa? (What does that mean?)
	•	Puoi parlare più lentamente, per favore? (Can you speak more slowly, please?)

These phrases are practical and easy to use, ensuring you can communicate effectively while learning. Remember, asking for clarification is a natural part of the language learning process!

 Ask for Repetition or Clarification in Italian!

Welcome to a new episode of Italiano Chiaro! 🎧 In this episode, I’ll teach you some essential phrases and verbs to help you communicate in Italian during your lessons. From useful questions like “What does … mean?” and “Can you repeat, please?” to common classroom verbs like “Read” and “Listen.” These phrases will give you the confidence to interact and ask for clarification without hesitation.

Vocabolario Essenziale per Studenti di Italiano / Essential Vocabulary for Italian Students

Today, we’ll explore how to book a single room in Italian, perfect for anyone planning a trip to Italy or looking to improve their language skills. Together, we’ll learn the essential steps to effectively communicate with hotel staff and ensure a comfortable stay. Listen and repeat the sentences.

Useful Sentences: Booking a hotel room

“How to Say ‘You’re Welcome’ in Italian: Different Ways to Respond to ‘Thank You’”
In this episode, we’ll explore the various ways to say “You’re welcome” in Italian, from the classic prego to other common phrases like di niente, grazie a te, non c’è di che, and figurati. I’ll explain the nuances of each expression and give you tips on when to use them in different contexts. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to fine-tune your Italian conversation skills, this episode will help you sound more natural in everyday situations.