You might already know some useful phrases to use on your next trip to Italy, like

a bitierre divino per favor. A glass of wine, please. Or do where do I buy the tickets?

But learners often feel frustrated because basic phrases like this don't allow them to show their friendly or funny side.

So in this episode, you'll hear five phrases to help you go beyond the simple tourist exchanges and say things that will help you connect with Italians. Hi, all of all

and welcome to learn Italian with joy of languages.

In today's episode, you learn some everyday phrases that you can use to show Italians that you're not just there to do all the tourist things, but you're also friendly and want to get to know Italians.

And these aren't complicated things that you might pick up after years of learning Italian. They're simple phrases that you can learn even if you've just started.

To see if you can already guess the meaning of these phrases, we're going to do a quits.

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this. Grazie. Okay, quiz time. We'll give you some typical situations that you might find yourself in in Italy,

and you have to guess which phrase you need to use. First question, you're in Naples,

and you want to get the train to explore some places along the Amalfi coast. You were a bit

confused about which trains to get, but the signora at the ticket office has been really helpful in explaining what you need to do.

What could you say to thank her?

A.

Grazie lo stesso

P.

Grazie in Anticipo.

See. Grazie for the help. The correct in Anticipo. Yes, Grazie for the help.

The correct answer is

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