Ciao, just a quick note before we get started, we wanted to let you know that doors to our online Italian school are opening very soon.

We'd love to see you there, so if you think you might like to join us, click the link in the description to find out more.

You might have just got back from Italy and realized that there were lots of Italian phrases that

you didn't know, so whether it was when you were ordering food, asking for information, or

making small talk. Or maybe you're about to go to Italy and you want to make sure that this

doesn't happen. This is really common and it's really frustrating because it can make you feel

like you have lots of gaps in your Italian. But it's really frustrating because it can make you feel like you have lots of gaps

in your Italian. But it's not your fault if you don't know the most useful phrases to get around

Italy because textbooks often give you long lists without showing you the ones that you'll

actually need the most often. In this episode, our Italian teachers share the phrases Italians actually use,

so you can focus on what you'll hear and use on your trip. Ciao to all and benvenuti.

Hi everyone and welcome to Learn Italian with Joy of Languages.

For today's episode we ask the teachers at our online Italian school

if you had to teach students just one Italian phrase to help them get around Italy. What would it be?

We'll share what they told us, but before we get started, can we ask you a quick

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The phrases you hear are chosen by Italian, so they're natural sounding and something that

an Italian would really say.

You'll also hear the teachers pronounce each phrase.

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