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    Introduction to the Italian Alphabet and Numbers, Including Pronunciation

    Italian Alphabet - Alfabeto Italiano

    A /ah/ H /acca/ O /oh/ V /vu/

    B /bee/ I /ee/ P /pi/ W /vi doppia/

    C /chi/ J /i lungga/ Q /cu/ X /ics/

    D /dee/ K /kappa/ R /erre/ Y /ip silon/

    E /eh/ L /elle/ S /esse/ Z /zeta/

    F /effe/ M /emme/ T /ti/

    G /gi/ N /enne/ U /oo/

    Example of Italian Words - Esempio di Parole Italiane:

    Pronuncia Pronunciation Fluente Fluent

    Grammatica Grammar Pratica Practice

    Vocabolario Vocabulary Ascolto Listening

    Conversazione Conversation Scrittura Writing

    Frasi Phrases Letture Readings

    Espressioni Expressions Comprensione Comprehension

    Corretto Correct Lezione Lesson

    Errato Incorrect Livello Level

    Numbers - Numeri
    1. Uno - [oo-no)
    2. Due - [doo-e]
    3. Tre - [trel
    4. Quattro - kwa-ttro]
    5. Cinque - [cheen-kwe]
    6. Sei - (say)
    7. Sette - [set-te]
    8. Otto - [ot-to]
    9. Nove - [no-ve]
    10. Dieci - [dee-e-chee]
    Italian Basic Greetings, Farewell, Expressions and Self Introduction for daily Interactions

    Ciao Hello/Hi/Goodbye (informal)

    Buongiorno Good morning

    Buon pomeriggio Good afternoon

    Buonasera Good evening

    Buonanotte Good night

    Salve Hello/ Hi (formal)

    Come stai? How are you? (informal)

    Come sta? How are you? (formal)

    Come va? How's it going?

    Che piacere vederti What a pleasure to see you

    Piacere Nice to meet you

    Arrivederci Goodbye

    A presto See you soon

    A dopo See you later

    A domani See you tomorrow

    Buona giornata Have a good day

    Buona serata Have a good evening

    Buon viaggio Have a good trip

    Good luck
    In bocca al lupo ("in the mouth of the wolf")

    SELF INTRODUCTION B:Ciao! Sono [Their Name]. Piacere! Sono


    Ciao! Sono [Your Name] Da dove vieni dalle Filippine
    Translation: Hello! I'm [Your Name]. Where Translation: Hello! I'm [Their Name]. Nice to
    are you from? meet you!

    A:Come stai?
    Translation: How are you?
    B: Studio a Westmead. E tu?
    B: Sto bene, grazie! E tu? Translation: I study at Westmead. And you?
    Translation: I'm good, thank you! And you?
    A: Anch'io sto bene. Che fai nella vita? A:Ahh okay. Io studio studio all'Università di
    Translation: I'm good too. What do you do in
    Batangas. Mi piace molto!
    life? Translation: Ahh okay, I study at University
    of Batangas. I really like it!
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    SOCIALIZING Translation: I know a good café nearby.


    A:Ti va di prendere un caffè questo What do you think?
    weekend?
    Translation: Would you like to have a coffee B: Va bene, ci vediamo sabato alle otto di
    this weekend? mattina?
    Translation: Sounds good, see you on
    B: Certo, mi piacerebbe! Dove preferisci? Saturday 8 AM in the morning?
    Translation: Sure, I'd like that! Where do
    you prefer? A: Perfetto, ci vediamo sabato!
    Translation: Perfect, see you on Saturday!
    A: Conosco un caffè buono qui vicino. Che
    ne dici?

    NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION


    Gestures Italians are known for their expressive hand gestures. Common
    gestures include the "Italian hand gesture" (fingers together,
    moving up and down) to express uncertainty or disbelief and the
    "thumbs up" for approval.

    Facial Expressions Italians use facial expressions to convey emotions. Raised


    eyebrows and a quick nod may indicate agreement, while a frown
    may express disagreement or concern

    Kissing on Cheek Italians often greet friends and family with a kiss on both cheeks.
    The number of kisses may vary by region, but it's a common
    non-verbal greeting.

    Eye Contact Maintaining eye contact is a sign of engagement and sincerity. It


    shows that you are actively participating in the conversation and
    paying attention.

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