The word with or con in Italian is one of those little common words that you need all the time in Italy.

In today's episode, you'll learn how to use con in lots of everyday travel situations,

like making sure you can order food the way you like it, or checking that your accommodation has everything you need.

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In today's episode, you'll learn ready to use phrases with corn to help you order food, get around and book places to stay.

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situation you might be ordering a pizza in in Italy and you want to ask for certain toppings.

For example, you might ask for a margarita with fungi. My favorite. A margarita or simple mozzarella pizza with mushrooms.

One margarita with fungi.

So to say which topping you want, you can say corn, which is C-O-N,

and then add the Italian word for the food straight after.

And of course, you can use corn to ask for changes for other types of food, not just pizza,

like asking for a toast corn prosciutto, a toasted sandwich with ham.

With ham, corn prosciutto.

And just as a fun little aside,

Italians call a toasted sandwich,

an toast.

It's spelled like toast,

T-O-A-S-T,

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