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• "I can't stop thinking about you" — No puedo dejar de pensar en ti.
• "I can't wait to see you" — ¡Qué ganas de verte!
• "I had a great time tonight" — Me lo pasé muy bien esta noche.
• "I had so much fun" — Me divertí muchísimo
• "I love you" — Te amo.
• "I miss you" — Te extraño
• "I miss you so much" — Te extraño mucho
• "I really like you" — Me gustas mucho
• "I think i'm in love" — Creo que estoy enamorado/a.
• "I want to see you again" — Quiero verte otra vez
• "I want to spend my life with you" — Quiero pasar mi vida contigo.
• "I'd love to take you out" — Me encantaría invitarte a salir.
• "I'm a little nervous" — Estoy un poco nervioso/a.
• "I'm seeing someone" — Estoy saliendo con alguien
• "I'm yours" — Soy tuyo.
• "Are you free this weekend" — ¿Estás libre este fin de semana?
• "Are you single" — ¿Eres soltero/a?
• "Can i buy you a drink" — ¿Te invito una copa?
• "Can i have your number" — ¿Me das tu número?
• "Can i hold your hand" — ¿Puedo tomarte de la mano?
• "Do you come here often" — ¿Vienes aquí a menudo?
• "Do you have a boyfriend" — ¿Tienes novio?
• "Do you have a girlfriend" — ¿Tienes novia?
• "Do you live around here" — ¿Vives por aquí?
• "Good morning beautiful" — Buenos días, hermosa
• "I love you so much" — Te quiero muchísimo
• "I miss you more" — Te extraño más
• "It's complicated" — Es complicado
• "Kiss" — beso
• "Kiss me" — Bésame
• "Let's do this again" — Repitamos esto pronto
• "Let's have coffee" — ¿Vamos por un café?
• "May i sit here" — ¿Me puedo sentar aquí?
• "Sweet dreams" — Dulces sueños
• "That color looks good on you" — Ese color te queda bien.
• "We just clicked" — Hicimos clic
• "We should be friends" — Deberíamos ser amigos
• "What do you do for fun" — ¿A qué te dedicas en tu tiempo libre?
• "What's your sign" — ¿Cuál es tu signo?
• "Where are you from" — ¿De dónde eres?
• "Where do you live" — ¿Dónde vives?
• "Will you marry me" — ¿Te quieres casar conmigo?
• "Would you like to dance" — ¿Te gustaría bailar?
• "Would you like to go out sometime" — ¿Te gustaría salir algún día?
• "You have a beautiful smile" — Tienes una sonrisa hermosa
• "You have beautiful eyes" — Tienes unos ojos hermosos.
• "You look stunning tonight" — Estás espectacular esta noche.
• "You make me happy" — Me haces feliz.
• "You make me laugh" — Me haces reír
• "You smell amazing" — Hueles increíble
• "You're amazing" — Eres increíble
• "You're my favorite person" — Eres mi persona favorita
• "You're my person" — Eres mi persona
• "You're the best thing that ever happened to me" — Eres lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida.
• "I can't breathe" — No puedo respirar.
• "I don't feel well" — No me siento bien.
• "I don't speak spanish, do you speak english" — No hablo español, ¿habla inglés?
• "I have a fever" — Tengo fiebre.
• "I have chest pain" — Tengo dolor de pecho.
• "I have food poisoning" — Tengo intoxicación alimentaria.
• "I lost my hotel key" — Perdí la llave de mi hotel.
• "I lost my phone" — Perdí mi teléfono.
• "I need a doctor" — Necesito un médico.
• "I need a translator" — Necesito un traductor.
• "I need medicine" — Necesito medicina
• "I need pain medication" — Necesito analgésicos.
• "I need stitches" — Necesito puntos de sutura.
• "I need to contact my embassy" — Necesito contactar a mi embajada.
• "I need to file a police report" — Necesito poner una denuncia.
• "I need to go to the hospital" — Necesito ir al hospital.
• "I need to use the phone" — Necesito usar el teléfono.
• "I sprained my ankle" — Me torcí el tobillo.
• "I was in a car accident" — Tuve un accidente automovilístico.
• "I'm allergic to penicillin" — Soy alérgico/a a la penicilina
• "I'm dehydrated" — Estoy deshidratado/a.
• "I'm having a heart attack" — ¡Me está dando un infarto!
• "I'm having an allergic reaction" — Estoy teniendo una reacción alérgica.
• "I'm having trouble breathing" — Tengo problemas para respirar.
• "I'm hurt" — Estoy herido
• "I've been robbed" — Me han robado.
• "Call an ambulance" — Llamar a una ambulancia
• "Call the police" — Llame a la policía
• "Could you call my embassy" — ¿Podría llamar a mi embajada?
• "Fire" — ¡Fuego!
• "Flame" — ¡Fuego!
• "He fainted" — Se desmayó
• "Help" — ¡Ayuda!
• "Is anyone hurt" — ¿Hay heridos?
• "Is everyone okay" — ¿Todos están bien?
• "Is it safe here" — ¿Es seguro aquí?
• "Is the water safe to drink" — ¿El agua es potable?
• "Is there a hospital nearby" — ¿Hay un hospital cerca?
• "My child is missing" — Mi hijo/a desapareció.
• "My child is sick" — Mi hijo está enfermo.
• "My passport was stolen" — Me robaron el pasaporte.
• "My room was broken into" — Allanaron mi habitación.
• "Please help me" — ¡Ayúdame, por favor!
• "Please stay calm" — Por favor, mantenga la calma.
• "She's not breathing" — Ella no respira.
• "Someone stole my wallet" — Me robaron la billetera.
• "This is an emergency" — Esto es una emergencia.
• "Watch out" — ¡Cuidado!
• "Where can i get insurance information" — ¿Dónde puedo obtener información sobre seguros?
• "Where is a pharmacy" — ¿Dónde hay una farmacia?
• "Where is the hospital" — ¿Dónde está el hospital?
• "Where is the nearest police station" — ¿Dónde está la estación de policía más cercana?
• "5 ways to say sorry" — Lo siento
• "I don't know" — No sé
• "I don't mind" — No me importa
• "I don't speak spanish well" — No hablo bien el español.
• "I don't understand" — No entiendo
• "I need" — Necesito
• "I want" — Quiero
• "I'd like" — Me gustaría
• "I'd rather not" — Preferiría no hacerlo
• "I'll be right back" — Ahorita vuelvo
• "I'm just looking" — Solo estoy mirando.
• "I'm lost" — Estoy perdido
• "I'm sorry" — Lo siento
• "Absolutely" — Absolutamente
• "After you" — Pase usted
• "Can i help you" — ¿En qué puedo ayudarle?
• "Can you help me" — ¿Me puedes ayudar?
• "Could i ask you a question" — ¿Te puedo hacer una pregunta?
• "Could you repeat that" — ¿Podrías repetirlo, por favor?
• "Could you write it down" — ¿Me lo podría escribir?
• "Cuesta" — ¿Cuánto cuesta?
• "Definitely" — Claro que sí
• "Do you need" — ¿Necesitas algo?
• "Do you need help" — ¿Necesitas ayuda?
• "Do you speak english" — ¿Habla inglés?
• "Do you speak spanish" — ¿Hablas español?
• "Do you understand" — ¿Entiendes?
• "Exactly" — Exacto
• "Excuse" — Perdón
• "Excuse me" — Disculpe
• "Game" — juego
• "Go ahead" — Adelante
• "He want" — Él quiere
• "Help" — Ayuda
• "Help please" — ¡Ayuda, por favor!
• "Here" — Aquí
• "How do you say" — ¿Cómo se dice?
• "How do you spell it" — ¿Cómo se escribe?
• "How many" — ¿Cuántos?
• "How much" — ¿Cuánto cuesta?
• "How much money" — ¿Cuánto cuesta?
• "I don t understand spanish" — No entiendo español.
• "I don t want" — No quiero
• "I dont care" — No me importa
• "I dont understand" — No entiendo
• "I need help" — Necesito ayuda
• "I understand" — Entiendo
• "I want you" — Te quiero
• "Im back" — Ya regresé.
• "Maybe" — Quizás
• "My mistake" — Fue mi error
• "No" — No
• "No problem" — No hay de qué
• "No thank you" — No, gracias
• "Now" — Ahora
• "Of course" — Por supuesto.
• "One moment please" — Un momento, por favor.
• "Pardon" — Perdón
• "Pardon me" — Perdón
• "Perhaps" — Quizás
• "Please" — Por favor
• "Please and thank you" — Por favor y gracias
• "Please wait a moment" — Un momento, por favor.
• "Sorry to bother you" — Perdón por la molestia
• "Speak slowly please" — Hable despacio, por favor.
• "Thank you" — Gracias
• "Thank you very much" — Muchas gracias
• "Thanks anyway" — Gracias de todos modos
• "That one" — ese
• "That's right" — Así es
• "This one" — este
• "Tuesday" — martes
• "We need" — Necesitamos
• "Wear" — llevar puesto
• "What do you mean" — ¿Qué quieres decir?
• "What does that mean" — ¿Qué significa eso?
• "What time" — ¿Qué hora es?
• "When" — ¿Cuándo?
• "Where are you" — ¿Dónde está?
• "Where are you located" — ¿Dónde se encuentra usted?
• "Where is" — ¿Dónde está?
• "Win" — Ganar
• "Yes" — Sí
• "Yes and no" — Sí y no
• "You need" — Necesitas
• "You want" — ¿Quieres?
• "You're welcome" — De nada
• "Youre welcome" — De nada
• "I have one child" — Tengo un hijo.
• "I have three kids" — Tengo tres hijos.
• "I have two siblings" — Tengo dos hermanos.
• "I'm an only child" — Soy hijo único.
• "Family comes first" — La familia es lo primero.
• "Give my love to your family" — Dale mis saludos a tu familia.
• "He has his mom's eyes" — Tiene los ojos de su mamá.
• "He's like a brother to me" — Es como un hermano para mí.
• "How is your family" — ¿Cómo está tu familia?
• "My best friend" — mi mejor amigo
• "My family is loud" — Mi familia es ruidosa.
• "My father-in-law" — mi suegro
• "My godfather" — mi padrino
• "My godmother" — mi madrina
• "My mother-in-law" — mi suegra
• "My nephew" — mi sobrino
• "My niece" — mi sobrina
• "My older brother" — mi hermano mayor
• "My parents live in" — Mis padres viven en
• "My stepdad" — mi padrastro
• "My stepmom" — mi madrastra
• "My younger sister" — mi hermana menor
• "She takes after her dad" — Se parece a su papá.
• "She's my best friend" — Ella es mi mejor amiga
• "These are my kids" — Estos son mis hijos.
• "They're like family" — Son como de la familia.
• "This is my aunt" — Esta es mi tía
• "This is my boyfriend" — Este es mi novio.
• "This is my brother" — Este es mi hermano
• "This is my cousin" — Este es mi primo.
• "This is my dad" — Este es mi papá.
• "This is my daughter" — Ella es mi hija.
• "This is my friend" — Este es mi amigo.
• "This is my girlfriend" — Ella es mi novia.
• "This is my grandma" — Ella es mi abuela.
• "This is my grandpa" — Este es mi abuelo
• "This is my husband" — Este es mi esposo.
• "This is my mom" — Esta es mi mamá.
• "This is my partner" — Esta es mi pareja.
• "This is my sister" — Ella es mi hermana.
• "This is my son" — Este es mi hijo.
• "This is my uncle" — Este es mi tío.
• "This is my wife" — Ella es mi esposa.
• "We don't get along" — No nos llevamos bien.
• "We got married last year" — Nos casamos el año pasado.
• "We look alike" — Nos parecemos mucho
• "We're engaged" — Estamos comprometidos.
• "We're expecting a baby" — Estamos esperando un bebé
• "We're getting divorced" — Nos estamos divorciando
• "We're staying with family" — Nos quedamos con familia.
• "We're twins" — Somos gemelos
• "We're very close" — Somos muy unidos
• "I can't wait" — ¡Qué ganas tengo!
• "I feel great" — Me siento muy bien.
• "I feel sick" — Me siento mal.
• "I feel sick to my stomach" — Me siento mal del estómago.
• "I have a headache" — Me duele la cabeza
• "I love this city" — Me encanta esta ciudad.
• "I love this song" — Me encanta esta canción
• "I miss home" — Extraño mi casa
• "I'm angry" — Estoy enojado
• "I'm anxious" — Estoy ansioso/a
• "I'm at peace" — Estoy en paz
• "I'm bored" — Estoy aburrido/a.
• "I'm cold" — Tengo frío.
• "I'm content" — Estoy a gusto
• "I'm excited" — Estoy emocionado.
• "I'm exhausted" — Estoy agotado/a
• "I'm exhausted but happy" — Estoy agotado/a pero feliz
• "I'm freezing cold" — Me estoy congelando
• "I'm grateful" — Estoy agradecido
• "I'm happy" — Estoy feliz.
• "I'm hot" — Tengo calor
• "I'm hungry" — Tengo hambre.
• "I'm in a bad mood" — Estoy de mal humor.
• "I'm in a good mood" — Estoy de buen humor.
• "I'm in a hurry" — Tengo prisa
• "I'm jealous" — Tengo envidia
• "I'm nervous" — Estoy nervioso/a
• "I'm overwhelmed" — Estoy abrumado/a
• "I'm proud" — Estoy orgulloso/a
• "I'm proud of you" — Estoy orgulloso de ti.
• "I'm pumped" — ¡Estoy emocionado/a!
• "I'm relieved" — Me siento aliviado/a.
• "I'm sad" — Estoy triste
• "I'm scared" — Tengo miedo
• "I'm starving" — Tengo mucha hambre
• "I'm stressed" — Estoy estresado/a
• "I'm sweating" — Estoy sudando
• "I'm thirsty" — Tengo sed
• "I'm tired" — Estoy cansado/a.
• "I'm worried" — Estoy preocupado.
• "Are you hungry" — ¿Tienes hambre?
• "Congratulations" — ¡Felicitaciones!
• "Good luck" — ¡Buena suerte!
• "I am thirsty" — Tengo sed
• "I am very tired" — Estoy muy cansado.
• "Im tired" — Estoy cansado/a.
• "It's freezing" — ¡Qué frío!
• "It's raining" — Está lloviendo.
• "Its cloudy" — Está nublado
• "Its sunny" — Hace sol
• "Its windy" — Hace viento
• "Miedo" — Tengo miedo
• "My back hurts" — Me duele la espalda.
• "That's funny" — Qué gracioso
• "That's interesting" — Qué interesante
• "That's so cool" — ¡Qué chido!
• "The weather is great" — El tiempo está genial.
• "What a beautiful day" — ¡Qué día tan bonito!
• "Worried" — Preocupado/a
• "8 ways to say goodbye" — Adiós
• "I have to go" — Tengo que irme
• "I should get going" — Ya me debo ir
• "I'm doing well" — Estoy bien
• "I'm fine, thanks" — Estoy bien, gracias
• "And" — y
• "And you" — ¿Y tú?
• "Bye" — Adiós
• "Could be better" — Podría estar mejor
• "Drive safe" — Que tengas buen viaje
• "Get home safe" — Que llegues bien a casa
• "Give my regards" — Dale mis saludos.
• "Good afternoon" — Buenas tardes
• "Good day" — Buenos días
• "Good evening" — Buenas noches
• "Good morning" — Buenos días.
• "Good morning nice to meet you" — Buenos días, encantado.
• "Good night" — Buenas noches.
• "Good to see you" — Me alegro de verte
• "Goodbye" — Adiós
• "Great to see you" — ¡Qué gusto verte!
• "Have a good day" — Que tengas un buen día
• "Have a nice day" — Que tengas un buen día
• "Have a nice evening" — Que tengas buena noche
• "Have a nice weekend" — Que tengas un buen fin de semana.
• "Have a safe trip" — ¡Buen viaje!
• "Hello" — Hola
• "Hey" — Oye
• "Hi" — Hola
• "Hi everyone" — Hola a todos
• "How are you" — ¿Cómo estás?
• "How have you been" — ¿Cómo has estado?
• "How's it going" — ¿Cómo te va?
• "I have to" — Tengo que
• "I have to go to the bathroom" — Tengo que ir al baño.
• "I love you too" — Yo también te quiero
• "It was good" — Estuvo bien
• "Likewise" — Igualmente
• "Long time no see" — ¡Cuánto tiempo sin vernos!
• "My name is" — Me llamo
• "My pleasure" — Con gusto
• "Nice to meet you" — Mucho gusto
• "Not bad" — Nada mal.
• "Pleased to meet you" — Mucho gusto
• "Say hi to your family" — Saluda a tu familia
• "See you" — Nos vemos
• "See you in a bit" — Nos vemos en un rato
• "See you later" — Nos vemos
• "See you soon" — Nos vemos pronto.
• "See you tomorrow" — Hasta mañana
• "Small world" — ¡Qué casualidad!
• "Stay safe" — Cuídate mucho
• "Take care" — Cuídate mucho
• "Take care of yourself" — Cuídate mucho
• "Take it easy" — Tómalo con calma
• "Talk to you later" — Hablamos luego
• "Thanks you too" — Igualmente
• "Until next time" — Hasta la próxima
• "Until tomorrow" — Hasta mañana
• "Welcome" — Bienvenido
• "What a surprise" — ¡Qué sorpresa!
• "What brings you here" — ¿Qué te trae por aquí?
• "What is good morning" — Buenos días
• "What's up" — ¿Qué pasa?
• "You too" — Tú también
• "1 to 100" — del uno al cien
• "1 to 20" — uno a veinte
• "1-100" — uno a cien
• "101" — ciento uno
• "11" — once
• "200" — doscientos
• "21" — veintiuno
• "30" — treinta
• "40" — cuarenta
• "50" — cincuenta
• "December" — diciembre
• "Friday" — viernes
• "I'm thirty years old" — Tengo treinta años.
• "January" — enero
• "Merry christmas" — Feliz Navidad
• "Monday" — lunes
• "Saturday" — Sábado
• "A half" — la mitad
• "A quarter" — un cuarto de hora
• "After" — después
• "Are you open on sunday" — ¿Abren los domingos?
• "At midnight" — A medianoche.
• "At night" — por la noche
• "At noon" — al mediodía
• "August" — agosto
• "Autumn" — otoño
• "Days of the week" — los días de la semana
• "Even" — incluso
• "Fall" — otoño
• "February" — febrero
• "First" — primero
• "Four" — cuatro
• "Fourth" — cuarto
• "Happy birthday" — Feliz cumpleaños
• "Happy new year" — ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!
• "How long does it take" — ¿Cuánto tiempo toma?
• "How long does it take" — ¿Cuánto tiempo toma?
• "How old" — ¿Cuántos años tienes?
• "How old are you" — ¿Cuántos años tienes?
• "In an hour" — en una hora
• "In five minutes" — En cinco minutos.
• "In the afternoon" — por la tarde
• "In the evening" — Por la tarde.
• "In the morning" — por la mañana
• "It's a quarter to six" — Son las seis menos cuarto.
• "It's half past four" — Son las cuatro y media.
• "It's three o'clock" — Son las tres.
• "Last" — último
• "Last month" — el mes pasado
• "Last night" — anoche
• "Last week" — la semana pasada
• "Last year" — el año pasado
• "Later" — luego
• "March" — marzo
• "Merry christmas and happy new year" — Feliz Navidad y próspero Año Nuevo
• "Merry christmas everyone" — ¡Feliz Navidad a todos!
• "Monday to sunday" — de lunes a domingo
• "Months" — meses
• "Morning" — Buenos días
• "Next" — próximo
• "Next week" — la semana que viene
• "Nine" — nueve
• "October" — octubre
• "One" — uno
• "One hundred" — cien
• "One thousand" — mil
• "Second" — segundo
• "See you at eight" — Nos vemos a las ocho.
• "See you in the morning" — Nos vemos por la mañana
• "Six" — seis
• "Snow" — nieve
• "Summer" — verano
• "Sunday" — domingo
• "Ten" — diez
• "The day after tomorrow" — pasado mañana
• "The week" — la semana
• "Third" — tercero
• "This week" — Esta semana.
• "This weekend" — este fin de semana
• "Three" — tres
• "Thursday" — jueves
• "Today" — hoy
• "Together" — juntos
• "Tomorrow" — Mañana.
• "Tomorrow morning" — mañana por la mañana
• "Tree" — árbol
• "Twenty" — veinte
• "Twenty minutes by car" — veinte minutos en coche
• "Twenty three" — veintitrés
• "Two" — dos
• "Two hundred" — doscientos
• "Uno" — uno
• "Wednesday" — miércoles
• "What is 13" — ¿Qué hora es?
• "What time do you close" — ¿A qué hora cierran?
• "What time do you open" — ¿A qué hora abren?
• "What time is it" — ¿Qué hora es?
• "What's the date today" — ¿Qué fecha es hoy?
• "Wind" — viento
• "Winter" — invierno
• "Yesterday" — ayer
• "I made a reservation" — Hice una reservación.
• "I'd like the chicken" — Me gustaría el pollo.
• "I'll have the same" — Yo tendré lo mismo
• "I'm allergic to dairy" — Soy alérgico/a a los lácteos.
• "I'm allergic to nuts" — Soy alérgico a las nueces.
• "I'm gluten free" — No como gluten.
• "I'm ready to order" — Estoy listo/a para pedir
• "I'm vegan" — Soy vegano/a.
• "I'm vegetarian" — Soy vegetariano/a.
• "A beer please" — Una cerveza, por favor.
• "A glass of red wine" — Una copa de vino tinto
• "A table for four" — Una mesa para cuatro
• "A table for two" — Una mesa para dos, por favor.
• "Another round" — Otra ronda
• "Can i pay by card" — ¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?
• "Can i see the dessert menu" — ¿Me puede dar la carta de postres?
• "Can we sit outside" — ¿Podemos sentarnos afuera?
• "Compliments to the chef" — ¡Felicidades al chef!
• "Could i have more water" — ¿Me puede dar más agua, por favor?
• "Could we get the bill" — ¿Nos trae la cuenta, por favor?
• "Could we have more napkins" — ¿Nos podría traer más servilletas?
• "Delicious" — Delicioso
• "Do you have a high chair" — ¿Tiene una silla alta?
• "Do you have a vegetarian menu" — ¿Tienen menú vegetariano?
• "Do you have any specials" — ¿Tienen alguna especialidad?
• "Extra sauce on the side" — Salsa aparte, por favor
• "Is service included" — ¿Está incluido el servicio?
• "Is there a service charge" — ¿Hay cargo por servicio?
• "Is this spicy" — ¿Esto pica?
• "Keep the change" — Quédese con el cambio
• "Medium rare" — A punto
• "Sparkling water" — Agua mineral con gas
• "Still water" — Agua sin gas
• "The bread is delicious" — El pan está delicioso.
• "The check please" — La cuenta, por favor.
• "The menu please" — La carta, por favor.
• "The soup is cold" — La sopa está fría.
• "The wine list please" — La carta de vinos, por favor.
• "This is amazing" — Esto está delicioso
• "This isn't what i ordered" — Esto no es lo que pedí.
• "To go please" — Para llevar, por favor.
• "Very delicious" — Muy rico
• "Water please" — Agua, por favor.
• "We'd like to split the bill" — Nos gustaría dividir la cuenta.
• "Well done" — ¡Buen provecho!
• "What do you recommend" — ¿Qué me recomienda?
• "What's in this dish" — ¿Qué lleva este plato?
• "What's the soup of the day" — ¿Cuál es la sopa del día?
• "What's your house wine" — ¿Cuál es el vino de la casa?
• "Without cilantro" — sin cilantro
• "Without onions" — Sin cebolla
• "I changed my mind" — Cambié de opinión
• "I changed my mind" — Cambié de opinión
• "I need it gift wrapped" — Necesito que lo envuelvan para regalo.
• "I'd like to exchange this" — Me gustaría cambiar esto
• "I'll pay in cash" — Pago en efectivo.
• "I'll take it" — Me lo llevo.
• "I'll think about it" — Lo voy a pensar.
• "I'm just browsing" — Solo estoy mirando
• "I'm just looking thanks" — Solo estoy mirando, gracias.
• "Can i have a receipt" — ¿Me da un recibo, por favor?
• "Can i return this" — ¿Puedo devolver esto?
• "Can i try it on" — ¿Me lo puedo probar?
• "Could i look at this closer" — ¿Puedo verlo más de cerca?
• "Could i pay with euros" — ¿Puedo pagar en euros?
• "Could i see that one" — ¿Me podría mostrar ese?
• "Could you wrap it as a gift" — ¿Me lo podrías envolver para regalo?
• "Do you have a bag" — ¿Tiene una bolsa?
• "Do you have a larger size" — ¿Tiene una talla más grande?
• "Do you have a smaller size" — ¿Tienes una talla más pequeña?
• "Do you have a student discount" — ¿Tienes algún descuento para estudiantes?
• "Do you have any sales" — ¿Tienen ofertas?
• "Do you have it in another style" — ¿Lo tienes en otro estilo?
• "Do you have it in extra small" — ¿Tienes en talla extra pequeña?
• "Do you have this in another color" — ¿Tienes esto en otro color?
• "Do you have this in stock" — ¿Tiene esto en existencia?
• "Do you offer gift wrapping" — ¿Ofrecen envoltura para regalo?
• "Do you ship internationally" — ¿Hacen envíos internacionales?
• "Do you take credit cards" — ¿Aceptan tarjetas de crédito?
• "How do i wash this" — ¿Cómo se lava esto?
• "How much is it" — ¿Cuánto cuesta?
• "Is there a discount" — ¿Hay algún descuento?
• "Is this authentic" — ¿Es auténtico?
• "Is this handmade" — ¿Esto está hecho a mano?
• "Is this on sale" — ¿Está esto en oferta?
• "It's a little tight" — Me queda un poco apretado.
• "Small medium large" — Pequeño, mediano, grande
• "That's too expensive" — Eso es muy caro.
• "The seams are coming apart" — Se está descosiendo
• "The size is wrong" — La talla es incorrecta.
• "The zipper is broken" — La cremallera está rota.
• "This doesn't fit" — Esto no me queda bien.
• "This fits perfectly" — Me queda perfecto.
• "This is broken" — Esto está roto.
• "What's the cheapest option" — ¿Cuál es la opción más barata?
• "What's the most popular" — ¿Cuál es el más popular?
• "What's the return policy" — ¿Cuál es la política de devoluciones?
• "Where are the dressing rooms" — ¿Dónde están los probadores?
• "Where can i buy souvenirs" — ¿Dónde puedo comprar recuerdos?
• "Where is the fitting room" — ¿Dónde está el probador?
• "Where's the cashier" — ¿Dónde está la caja?
• "Where's the supermarket" — ¿Dónde está el supermercado?
• "I have one bag" — Tengo una maleta.
• "I lost my passport" — Perdí mi pasaporte.
• "I missed my bus" — Perdí mi autobús.
• "I need to charge my phone" — Necesito cargar mi celular.
• "I'd like a ticket to madrid" — Quisiera un boleto a Madrid.
• "I'd like to check in" — Quisiera hacer el check-in
• "I'd like to check out" — Quisiera pagar la cuenta
• "Across from the church" — Frente a la iglesia.
• "Can you call me a taxi" — ¿Me puedes llamar un taxi?
• "Could i have a wake up call at 7" — ¿Me podría dar un llamado de despertador a las 7?
• "Could i have an extra towel" — ¿Me podría dar una toalla extra, por favor?
• "Do you have a city map" — ¿Tienes un mapa de la ciudad?
• "Go straight" — Siga derecho
• "How do i get to the hotel" — ¿Cómo llego al hotel?
• "How far is the beach" — ¿A qué distancia está la playa?
• "How much is the fare" — ¿Cuánto cuesta el pasaje?
• "Is breakfast included" — ¿Está incluido el desayuno?
• "Is it far" — ¿Está lejos?
• "Is it walkable" — ¿Se puede ir caminando?
• "Is my flight on time" — ¿Mi vuelo sale a tiempo?
• "Is the museum open today" — ¿Está abierto el museo hoy?
• "Is there a guided tour" — ¿Hay un tour guiado?
• "Is there wifi" — ¿Hay wifi?
• "Is this seat taken" — ¿Está ocupado este asiento?
• "Is this the right train" — ¿Es este el tren correcto?
• "Next to the bank" — al lado del banco
• "One way" — Solo ida
• "Round trip" — Ida y vuelta
• "Stop here" — Pare aquí.
• "Straight" — Sigue derecho
• "The air conditioning isn't working" — El aire acondicionado no funciona.
• "The room is too noisy" — La habitación está muy ruidosa.
• "The train is late" — El tren viene retrasado.
• "To the airport please" — Al aeropuerto, por favor.
• "Turn" — Gire
• "Turn left" — Gire a la izquierda.
• "Turn right" — Gire a la derecha
• "Two blocks away" — a dos cuadras
• "What platform" — ¿En qué andén?
• "What time does it close" — ¿A qué hora cierra?
• "What time does it leave" — ¿A qué hora sale?
• "What's the wifi password" — ¿Cuál es la contraseña del wifi?
• "Where can i get a taxi" — ¿Dónde puedo tomar un taxi?
• "Where can i rent a car" — ¿Dónde puedo alquilar un coche?
• "Where do i check in" — ¿Dónde hago el check-in?
• "Where is the airport" — ¿Dónde está el aeropuerto?
• "Where is the bathroom" — ¿Dónde está el baño?
• "Where is the bus stop" — ¿Dónde está la parada de autobús?
• "Where is the train station" — ¿Dónde está la estación de tren?
• "Where's the atm" — ¿Dónde está el cajero automático?
• "Where's the nearest pharmacy" — ¿Dónde está la farmacia más cercana?

Italian phrases

• "I can't stop thinking about you" — Non riesco a smettere di pensarti.
• "I can't wait to see you" — Non vedo l'ora di vederti!
• "I had a great time tonight" — Mi sono divertito/a molto stasera.
• "I had so much fun" — Mi sono divertito/a tantissimo!
• "I love you" — Ti amo.
• "I miss you" — Mi manchi
• "I miss you so much" — Mi manchi tantissimo
• "I really like you" — Mi piaci molto.
• "I think i'm in love" — Credo di essermi innamorato.
• "I want to see you again" — Mi piacerebbe rivederti.
• "I want to spend my life with you" — Voglio passare la mia vita con te.
• "I'd love to take you out" — Mi piacerebbe invitarti fuori
• "I'm a little nervous" — Sono un po' nervoso.
• "I'm seeing someone" — Sto frequentando qualcuno.
• "I'm yours" — Sono tua.
• "Are you free this weekend" — Sei libero/a questo fine settimana?
• "Are you single" — Sei single?
• "Can i buy you a drink" — Posso offrirti da bere?
• "Can i have your number" — Mi dai il tuo numero?
• "Can i hold your hand" — Posso prenderti la mano?
• "Do you come here often" — Vieni qui spesso?
• "Do you have a boyfriend" — Hai un fidanzato?
• "Do you have a girlfriend" — Hai la ragazza?
• "Do you live around here" — Abiti da queste parti?
• "Good morning beautiful" — Buongiorno, bella
• "It's complicated" — È complicato.
• "Kiss me" — Baciami.
• "Let's do this again" — Facciamolo di nuovo
• "Let's have coffee" — Prendiamo un caffè?
• "May i sit here" — Posso sedermi qui?
• "Sweet dreams" — Sogni d'oro
• "That color looks good on you" — Quel colore ti sta bene.
• "We just clicked" — È scattata la scintilla
• "We should be friends" — Dovremmo essere amici.
• "What do you do for fun" — Cosa fai nel tempo libero?
• "What's your sign" — Di che segno sei?
• "Where do you live" — Dove abiti?
• "Will you marry me" — Mi vuoi sposare?
• "Would you like to dance" — Ti va di ballare?
• "Would you like to go out sometime" — Ti andrebbe di uscire qualche volta?
• "You have a beautiful smile" — Hai un bel sorriso
• "You have beautiful eyes" — Hai degli occhi bellissimi.
• "You look stunning tonight" — Sei bellissima stasera.
• "You make me happy" — Mi rendi felice.
• "You make me laugh" — Mi fai ridere.
• "You smell amazing" — Che buon profumo!
• "You're amazing" — Sei fantastico/a!
• "You're my favorite person" — Sei la mia persona preferita.
• "You're my person" — Sei la mia persona.
• "You're the best thing that ever happened to me" — Sei la cosa più bella che mi sia mai capitata.
• "I can't breathe" — Non riesco a respirare
• "I don't feel well" — Non mi sento bene.
• "I don't speak spanish, do you speak english" — Non parlo spagnolo, parli inglese?
• "I have a fever" — Ho la febbre.
• "I have chest pain" — Ho un dolore al petto.
• "I have food poisoning" — Ho un'intossicazione alimentare.
• "I lost my hotel key" — Ho perso la chiave dell'hotel.
• "I lost my phone" — Ho perso il telefono.
• "I need a doctor" — Ho bisogno di un medico.
• "I need a translator" — Ho bisogno di un interprete.
• "I need medicine" — Ho bisogno di medicine.
• "I need pain medication" — Ho bisogno di antidolorifici.
• "I need stitches" — Ho bisogno di punti di sutura.
• "I need to contact my embassy" — Devo contattare la mia ambasciata.
• "I need to file a police report" — Devo sporgere denuncia.
• "I need to go to the hospital" — Devo andare in ospedale.
• "I need to use the phone" — Ho bisogno di usare il telefono.
• "I sprained my ankle" — Mi sono slogato la caviglia.
• "I was in a car accident" — Ho avuto un incidente d'auto.
• "I'm allergic to penicillin" — Sono allergico/a alla penicillina.
• "I'm dehydrated" — Ho la disidratazione.
• "I'm having a heart attack" — Sto avendo un infarto!
• "I'm having an allergic reaction" — Sto avendo una reazione allergica.
• "I'm having trouble breathing" — Ho difficoltà a respirare.
• "I'm hurt" — Mi sono fatto male.
• "I've been robbed" — Mi hanno rubato.
• "Call an ambulance" — Chiami un'ambulanza!
• "Call the police" — Chiami la polizia!
• "Could you call my embassy" — Potrebbe chiamare la mia ambasciata?
• "Fire" — Al fuoco!
• "He fainted" — È svenuto.
• "Help" — Aiuto!
• "Is anyone hurt" — C'è qualcuno ferito?
• "Is everyone okay" — Tutti bene?
• "Is it safe here" — È sicuro qui?
• "Is the water safe to drink" — L'acqua è potabile?
• "Is there a hospital nearby" — C'è un ospedale qui vicino?
• "My child is missing" — Mio figlio è scomparso.
• "My child is sick" — Mio figlio è malato.
• "My passport was stolen" — Mi hanno rubato il passaporto.
• "My room was broken into" — La mia stanza è stata scassinata.
• "Please stay calm" — Stia calmo/a.
• "She's not breathing" — Non respira.
• "Someone stole my wallet" — Mi hanno rubato il portafoglio.
• "This is an emergency" — È un'emergenza
• "Watch out" — Attenzione!
• "Where can i get insurance information" — Dove posso trovare informazioni sull'assicurazione?
• "Where is a pharmacy" — Dov'è la farmacia?
• "Where is the hospital" — Dov'è l'ospedale?
• "Where is the nearest police station" — Dov'è la stazione di polizia più vicina?
• "I don't know" — Non lo so
• "I don't mind" — Non mi importa
• "I don't speak spanish well" — Non parlo bene spagnolo.
• "I don't understand" — Non capisco.
• "I need" — Ho bisogno di...
• "I want" — Vorrei
• "I'd like" — Vorrei
• "I'd rather not" — Preferirei di no.
• "I'll be right back" — Torno subito
• "I'm just looking" — Sto solo guardando.
• "I'm lost" — Mi sono perso.
• "I'm sorry" — Mi dispiace
• "Absolutely" — Assolutamente
• "After you" — Prego
• "Can you help me" — Mi può aiutare?
• "Could i ask you a question" — Posso farle una domanda?
• "Could you repeat that" — Potrebbe ripetere, per favore?
• "Could you write it down" — Potrebbe scriverlo?
• "Do you speak english" — Parla inglese?
• "Exactly" — Esatto!
• "Excuse me" — Scusi
• "Go ahead" — Prego
• "Help" — Aiuto!
• "How do you say" — Come si dice
• "How do you spell it" — Come si scrive?
• "How much" — Quanto costa?
• "I understand" — Capisco
• "I would like" — Vorrei
• "Im sorry" — Mi dispiace
• "In italian" — Scusi
• "Late" — Tardi
• "Maybe" — Forse
• "My mistake" — Scusi
• "No" — No
• "No problem" — Prego
• "No thank you" — No, grazie
• "Numbers" — I numeri
• "Of course" — Certo
• "One moment please" — Un momento, per favore.
• "Open" — Aperto
• "Pardon me" — Mi scusi
• "Please" — Per favore
• "Please wait a moment" — Aspetti un momento, per favore.
• "Sorry to bother you" — Scusi il disturbo
• "Speak slowly please" — Parli più lentamente, per favore.
• "Store" — negozio
• "Thank you" — Grazie
• "Thank you very much" — Grazie mille
• "Thanks anyway" — Grazie comunque
• "That one" — quello
• "That's right" — Esatto
• "This one" — questo
• "What does prego mean" — Prego
• "What does that mean" — Cosa significa?
• "What is yes" — Qual è il tuo nome?
• "When" — Quando
• "Where are you" — Dov'è?
• "Where is" — Dov'è
• "Yes" — Sì
• "You're welcome" — Prego
• "I have one child" — Ho un figlio.
• "I have three kids" — Ho tre figli.
• "I have two siblings" — Ho due fratelli.
• "I'm an only child" — Sono figlio unico.
• "Family comes first" — La famiglia viene prima di tutto.
• "Give my love to your family" — Saluta tanto la tua famiglia da parte mia.
• "He has his mom's eyes" — Ha gli occhi di sua madre.
• "He's like a brother to me" — Mi è come un fratello.
• "How is your family" — Come sta la tua famiglia?
• "My family is loud" — La mia famiglia è rumorosa.
• "My father-in-law" — mio suocero
• "My godfather" — il mio padrino
• "My godmother" — la mia madrina
• "My mother-in-law" — mia suocera
• "My nephew" — mio nipote
• "My niece" — mia nipote
• "My older brother" — mio fratello maggiore
• "My parents live in" — I miei genitori vivono a...
• "My stepdad" — Mio patrigno
• "My stepmom" — mia matrigna
• "My younger sister" — mia sorella minore
• "She takes after her dad" — Assomiglia a suo padre.
• "She's my best friend" — Lei è la mia migliore amica.
• "These are my kids" — Questi sono i miei figli.
• "They're like family" — Sono come una famiglia.
• "This is my aunt" — Questa è mia zia.
• "This is my boyfriend" — Questo è il mio ragazzo.
• "This is my brother" — Questo è mio fratello.
• "This is my cousin" — Questo è mio cugino.
• "This is my dad" — Questo è mio padre.
• "This is my daughter" — Questa è mia figlia.
• "This is my friend" — Questa è la mia amica.
• "This is my girlfriend" — Questa è la mia ragazza.
• "This is my grandma" — Questa è mia nonna.
• "This is my grandpa" — Questo è mio nonno.
• "This is my husband" — Questo è mio marito.
• "This is my mom" — Questa è mia mamma.
• "This is my partner" — Questa è la mia compagna.
• "This is my sister" — Questa è mia sorella.
• "This is my son" — Questo è mio figlio.
• "This is my uncle" — Lui è mio zio.
• "This is my wife" — Questa è mia moglie
• "We don't get along" — Non andiamo d'accordo.
• "We got married last year" — Ci siamo sposati l'anno scorso.
• "We look alike" — Ci assomigliamo
• "We're engaged" — Ci siamo fidanzati.
• "We're expecting a baby" — Aspettiamo un bambino.
• "We're getting divorced" — Stiamo divorziando.
• "We're staying with family" — Stiamo da parenti.
• "We're twins" — Siamo gemelli
• "We're very close" — Siamo molto legati.
• "I can't wait" — Non vedo l'ora!
• "I feel great" — Mi sento benissimo!
• "I feel sick" — Mi sento male.
• "I feel sick to my stomach" — Mi sento male.
• "I have a headache" — Ho mal di testa.
• "I love this city" — Amo questa città!
• "I love this song" — Mi piace questa canzone
• "I miss home" — Mi manca casa.
• "I'm angry" — Sono arrabbiato.
• "I'm anxious" — Sono ansioso/a.
• "I'm at peace" — Sono sereno.
• "I'm bored" — Mi annoio.
• "I'm cold" — Ho freddo
• "I'm content" — Sono contento.
• "I'm excited" — Sono emozionato/a
• "I'm exhausted" — Sono esausto/a.
• "I'm exhausted but happy" — Sono esausto/a ma felice.
• "I'm freezing cold" — Sto morendo di freddo
• "I'm grateful" — Sono grato
• "I'm happy" — Sono felice
• "I'm hot" — Ho caldo
• "I'm hungry" — Ho fame
• "I'm in a bad mood" — Sono di cattivo umore.
• "I'm in a good mood" — Sono di buon umore.
• "I'm in a hurry" — Ho molta fretta.
• "I'm jealous" — Sono geloso/a.
• "I'm nervous" — Sono nervoso/a.
• "I'm overwhelmed" — Sono sopraffatto.
• "I'm proud" — Sono orgoglioso/a.
• "I'm proud of you" — Sono orgoglioso/a di te.
• "I'm pumped" — Sono carico!
• "I'm relieved" — Sono sollevato.
• "I'm sad" — Sono triste.
• "I'm scared" — Ho paura.
• "I'm starving" — Ho una fame da lupi!
• "I'm stressed" — Sono stressato/a.
• "I'm sweating" — Sto sudando.
• "I'm thirsty" — Ho sete.
• "I'm tired" — Sono stanco
• "I'm worried" — Sono preoccupato/a.
• "Congratulations" — Congratulazioni!
• "Good luck" — In bocca al lupo
• "It's freezing" — Si gela.
• "It's raining" — Piove
• "My back hurts" — Mi fa male la schiena.
• "That's funny" — Che ridere!
• "That's interesting" — È interessante.
• "That's so cool" — Che bello!
• "The weather is great" — Il tempo è splendido!
• "What a beautiful day" — Che bella giornata!
• "I have to go" — Devo andare.
• "I should get going" — Devo andare
• "I'm doing well" — Sto bene
• "I'm fine, thanks" — Sto bene, grazie.
• "And" — e
• "And you" — e tu?
• "Could be better" — Si potrebbe stare meglio.
• "Drive safe" — Guida piano!
• "Get home safe" — Buon rientro a casa!
• "Give my regards" — Saluti a...
• "Good afternoon" — Buon pomeriggio
• "Good day" — Buongiorno
• "Good evening" — Buonasera.
• "Good morning" — Buongiorno
• "Good night" — Buonanotte
• "Good to see you" — Piacere di vederti
• "Goodbye" — Arrivederci
• "Great to see you" — Che piacere vederti!
• "Have a good day" — Buona giornata.
• "Have a nice evening" — Buona serata
• "Have a nice weekend" — Buon fine settimana
• "Have a safe trip" — Buon viaggio!
• "Hello" — Ciao
• "Hello and goodbye" — Ciao
• "Hello how are you" — Ciao, come stai?
• "Hey" — Ciao
• "Hi" — Ciao
• "Hi everyone" — Ciao a tutti
• "How are you" — Come stai?
• "How have you been" — Come stai?
• "How's it going" — Come va?
• "I" — Ciao
• "Likewise" — Altrettanto
• "Long time no see" — È da tanto che non ci vediamo!
• "My name is" — Mi chiamo
• "My pleasure" — Prego
• "Nice to meet you" — Piacere di conoscerti.
• "Not bad" — Non c'è male
• "Pleased to meet you" — Piacere di conoscerla
• "Say hi to your family" — Saluta la tua famiglia per me.
• "See you in a bit" — A tra poco
• "See you later" — A dopo.
• "See you soon" — A presto
• "See you tomorrow" — Ci vediamo domani
• "Small world" — Che coincidenza!
• "Stay safe" — Stammi bene.
• "Take care" — Stammi bene.
• "Take it easy" — Stai tranquillo
• "Talk to you later" — Ci vediamo dopo
• "Until next time" — Alla prossima
• "Until tomorrow" — A domani
• "Welcome" — Benvenuto
• "What a surprise" — Che sorpresa!
• "What brings you here" — Cosa ti porta qui?
• "What's up" — Come va?
• "You too" — Anche tu
• "Youre welcome" — Prego
• "1-10" — uno-dieci
• "10" — dieci
• "30" — trenta
• "4" — quattro
• "40" — quaranta
• "7" — sette
• "December" — dicembre
• "Friday" — Venerdì
• "I'm thirty years old" — Ho trent'anni.
• "January" — gennaio
• "Merry christmas" — Buon Natale
• "Monday" — Lunedì
• "Saturday" — sabato
• "A half" — un mezzo
• "A quarter" — un quarto d'ora
• "Are you open on sunday" — Siete aperti la domenica?
• "At midnight" — a mezzanotte
• "At night" — di notte
• "At noon" — A mezzogiorno.
• "Days of the week" — i giorni della settimana
• "First" — primo
• "Four" — quattro
• "Happy birthday" — Buon compleanno!
• "Happy new year" — Buon anno!
• "How long does it take" — Quanto tempo ci vuole?
• "How long does it take" — Quanto tempo ci vuole?
• "How old are you" — Quanti anni hai?
• "In an hour" — tra un'ora
• "In five minutes" — tra cinque minuti
• "In the afternoon" — nel pomeriggio
• "In the evening" — Di sera.
• "In the morning" — la mattina
• "It's a quarter to six" — Sono le sei meno un quarto.
• "It's half past four" — Sono le quattro e mezza.
• "It's three o'clock" — Sono le tre.
• "July" — luglio
• "Last week" — La settimana scorsa.
• "Months" — mesi
• "Morning" — Buongiorno
• "Next week" — la settimana prossima
• "November" — novembre
• "Number" — numero
• "One" — uno
• "One hundred" — centouno
• "One thousand" — mille
• "Second" — secondo
• "See you at eight" — Ci vediamo alle otto.
• "Summer" — estate
• "Sunday" — domenica
• "Ten" — dieci
• "The day after tomorrow" — dopodomani
• "Third" — terzo
• "This week" — Questa settimana.
• "Three" — tre
• "Thursday" — giovedì
• "Today" — Oggi.
• "Tomorrow" — domani
• "Tonight" — stasera
• "Tuesday" — martedì
• "Twenty" — venti
• "Twenty minutes by car" — venti minuti di macchina
• "Two" — due
• "Wednesday" — mercoledì
• "Week" — settimana
• "What time do you close" — A che ora chiudete?
• "What time do you open" — A che ora aprite?
• "What time is it" — Che ore sono?
• "What's the date today" — Che giorno è oggi?
• "Winter" — l'inverno
• "Yesterday" — ieri
• "I made a reservation" — Ho fatto una prenotazione.
• "I'd like the chicken" — Vorrei il pollo.
• "I'll have the same" — Prendo lo stesso.
• "I'm allergic to dairy" — Sono allergico/a ai latticini.
• "I'm allergic to nuts" — Sono allergico/a alle noci.
• "I'm gluten free" — Sono celiaco/a.
• "I'm ready to order" — Sono pronto per ordinare.
• "I'm vegan" — Sono vegano.
• "I'm vegetarian" — Sono vegetariano/a.
• "A beer please" — Una birra, per favore.
• "A glass of red wine" — Un bicchiere di vino rosso
• "A table for four" — Un tavolo per quattro.
• "A table for two" — Un tavolo per due
• "Another round" — Un altro giro
• "Can i pay by card" — Posso pagare con la carta?
• "Can i see the dessert menu" — Posso vedere il menù dei dolci?
• "Can we sit outside" — Possiamo sederci fuori?
• "Compliments to the chef" — Complimenti allo chef!
• "Could i have more water" — Potrei avere dell'altra acqua, per favore?
• "Could we get the bill" — Il conto, per favore.
• "Could we have more napkins" — Potremmo avere più tovaglioli?
• "Delicious" — Delizioso!
• "Do you have a high chair" — Avete un seggiolone?
• "Do you have a vegetarian menu" — Avete un menù vegetariano?
• "Do you have any specials" — Avete dei piatti del giorno?
• "Extra sauce on the side" — Salsa a parte
• "Is service included" — Il servizio è incluso?
• "Is there a service charge" — C'è il coperto?
• "Is this spicy" — È piccante?
• "Keep the change" — Tenga il resto.
• "Medium rare" — al sangue
• "Sparkling water" — Acqua frizzante
• "Still water" — Acqua naturale
• "The bread is delicious" — Il pane è delizioso.
• "The check please" — Il conto, per favore.
• "The menu please" — Il menù, per favore.
• "The soup is cold" — La minestra è fredda.
• "The wine list please" — Il menù del vino, per favore.
• "This is amazing" — È incredibile!
• "This isn't what i ordered" — Non è quello che ho ordinato.
• "To go please" — Da portare via, per favore.
• "Water please" — Acqua, per favore.
• "We'd like to split the bill" — Vorremmo dividere il conto.
• "Well done" — Complimenti!
• "What do you recommend" — Che cosa mi consiglia?
• "What's in this dish" — Cos'è questo piatto?
• "What's the soup of the day" — Qual è la specialità del giorno?
• "What's your house wine" — Qual è il vino della casa?
• "Without cilantro" — senza coriandolo
• "Without onions" — Senza cipolla
• "I changed my mind" — Ho cambiato idea.
• "I changed my mind" — Ho cambiato idea.
• "I need it gift wrapped" — Lo vorrei incartato per un regalo.
• "I'd like to exchange this" — Vorrei cambiare questo.
• "I'll pay in cash" — Pago in contanti.
• "I'll take it" — Lo prendo
• "I'll think about it" — Ci penso.
• "I'm just browsing" — Sto solo guardando.
• "I'm just looking thanks" — Sto solo guardando, grazie.
• "Can i have a receipt" — Posso avere la ricevuta?
• "Can i return this" — Posso restituirlo?
• "Can i try it on" — Posso provarlo?
• "Could i look at this closer" — Posso dare un'occhiata più da vicino?
• "Could i pay with euros" — Posso pagare in euro?
• "Could i see that one" — Potrei vedere quello?
• "Could you wrap it as a gift" — Potrebbe incartarlo per un regalo?
• "Do you have a bag" — Ha un sacchetto?
• "Do you have a larger size" — Avete una taglia più grande?
• "Do you have a smaller size" — Ha una taglia più piccola?
• "Do you have a student discount" — Avete uno sconto studenti?
• "Do you have any sales" — Avete saldi?
• "Do you have it in another style" — Avete un altro modello?
• "Do you have it in extra small" — Ce l'hai in extra small?
• "Do you have this in another color" — Ce l'ha in un altro colore?
• "Do you have this in stock" — Ce l'ha questo in magazzino?
• "Do you offer gift wrapping" — Offrite il confezionamento regalo?
• "Do you ship internationally" — Spedite all'estero?
• "Do you take credit cards" — Accettate carte di credito?
• "How do i wash this" — Come si lava questo?
• "How much is it" — Quanto costa?
• "Is there a discount" — C'è uno sconto?
• "Is this authentic" — È autentico?
• "Is this handmade" — È fatto a mano?
• "Is this on sale" — È in saldo?
• "It's a little tight" — È un po' stretto.
• "Small medium large" — Piccolo, medio, grande
• "That's too expensive" — È troppo caro.
• "The seams are coming apart" — Le cuciture si stanno aprendo.
• "The size is wrong" — La taglia è sbagliata.
• "The zipper is broken" — La cerniera è rotta.
• "This doesn't fit" — Questo non mi sta bene.
• "This fits perfectly" — Questo mi sta a pennello.
• "This is broken" — Questo è rotto.
• "What's the cheapest option" — Qual è l'opzione più economica?
• "What's the most popular" — Qual è il più popolare?
• "What's the return policy" — Qual è la politica di reso?
• "Where are the dressing rooms" — Dove sono i camerini?
• "Where can i buy souvenirs" — Dove posso comprare dei souvenir?
• "Where is the fitting room" — Dov'è il camerino?
• "Where's the cashier" — Dov'è la cassa?
• "Where's the supermarket" — Dov'è il supermercato?
• "I have one bag" — Ho una borsa.
• "I lost my passport" — Ho perso il passaporto.
• "I missed my bus" — Ho perso l'autobus.
• "I need to charge my phone" — Devo caricare il telefono.
• "I'd like a ticket to madrid" — Vorrei un biglietto per Madrid.
• "I'd like to check in" — Vorrei fare il check-in.
• "I'd like to check out" — Vorrei fare il check-out.
• "Across from the church" — di fronte alla chiesa
• "Can you call me a taxi" — Può chiamarmi un taxi?
• "Could i have a wake up call at 7" — Potrei avere una sveglia per le sette?
• "Could i have an extra towel" — Potrei avere un asciugamano in più?
• "Do you have a city map" — Avete una mappa della città?
• "Go straight" — Vada sempre dritto.
• "How do i get to the hotel" — Come arrivo all'hotel?
• "How far is the beach" — Quanto dista la spiaggia?
• "How much is the fare" — Quanto costa il biglietto?
• "Is breakfast included" — La colazione è inclusa?
• "Is it far" — È lontano?
• "Is it walkable" — Si può andare a piedi?
• "Is my flight on time" — Il mio volo è in orario?
• "Is the museum open today" — Il museo è aperto oggi?
• "Is there a guided tour" — C'è un tour guidato?
• "Is there wifi" — C'è il Wi-Fi?
• "Is this seat taken" — È occupato?
• "Is this the right train" — È questo il treno giusto?
• "Next to the bank" — Accanto alla banca
• "One way" — Solo andata.
• "Round trip" — Andata e ritorno
• "Stop here" — Mi fermi qui.
• "The air conditioning isn't working" — L'aria condizionata non funziona.
• "The room is too noisy" — La stanza è troppo rumorosa.
• "The train is late" — Il treno è in ritardo.
• "To the airport please" — All'aeroporto, per favore.
• "Turn left" — Giri a sinistra
• "Turn right" — Giri a destra
• "Two blocks away" — A due isolati da qui.
• "What platform" — Da che parte?
• "What time does it close" — A che ora chiude?
• "What time does it leave" — A che ora parte?
• "What's the wifi password" — Qual è la password del Wi-Fi?
• "Where can i get a taxi" — Dove posso trovare un taxi?
• "Where can i rent a car" — Dove posso noleggiare un'auto?
• "Where do i check in" — Dove faccio il check-in?
• "Where is the airport" — Dov'è l'aeroporto?
• "Where is the bathroom" — Dov'è il bagno?
• "Where is the bus stop" — Dov'è la fermata dell'autobus?
• "Where is the train station" — Dov'è la stazione?
• "Where's the atm" — Dov'è il bancomat?
• "Where's the nearest pharmacy" — Dov'è la farmacia più vicina?

Pronunciation

• Acura — AK-yuh-ruh
• Adidas — AD-i-das
• Aldi — AL-dee
• Asus — AY-soos
• Audi — OW-dee
• Balenciaga — buh-LEN-see-AH-guh
• Balmain — bal-MAIN
• Bmw — BEE EM DUB-ul-yoo
• Bosch — BOSH
• Bose — BOZE
• Bouygues — BWEGZ
• Cartier — kar-tee-AY
• Chanel — shuh-NEL
• Chevrolet — SHEV-ruh-LAY
• Citroën — SIT-roh-en
• Dior — dee-AWR
• Ferrari — fuh-RAH-ree
• Fila — FEE-luh
• Givenchy — zhee-VAHN-shee
• Givenchy Perfume — zhee-vahn-SHEE
• Gucci — GOO-chee
• Hermès — er-MEZ
• Hermès — er-MEZ
• Honda — HON-duh
• Huawei — WAH-way
• Hyundai — HUN-dye
• Häagen-Dazs — HAH-gun DAHZ
• Häagen-Dazs — HAH-gun DAHZ
• Ikea — eye-KEE-uh
• Kia — KEE-uh
• Lamborghini — lam-ber-GEE-nee
• Loewe — LO-eh
• Louis Vuitton — LOO-ee vih-TAHN
• Maserati — mah · zuh · RAH · tee
• Mazda — MAZ-duh
• Michelin — MISH-uh-lin
• Miele — MEE-luh
• Mitsubishi — mih-tsoo-BISH-ee
• Moët — moh-ET
• Nestlé — NESS-lay
• Nestlé — NESS-lay
• Nike — NYE-kee
• Nikon — NEE-kon
• Nissan — NEE-sahn
• Nivea — NEE-veh-uh
• Nutella — noo-TEL-uh
• Nutella Chocolate — noo-TEL-uh CHOK-luht
• Omega — oh-MAY-guh
• Panera — puh-NEHR-uh
• Peugeot — PUR-zhoh
• Pirelli — puh-REL-ee
• Porsche — POR-shuh
• Prada — PRAH-duh
• Puma — POO-muh
• Renault — ruh-NOH
• Rolex — ROH-leks
• Samsung — SAM-sung
• Siemens — ZEE-munts
• Siemens Company — ZEE-munz KUM-puh-nee
• Suzuki — soo-ZOO-kee
• Uniqlo — OO-nih-kloh
• Veuve Clicquot — vuv klee-KOH
• Xiaomi — SHYOW-mee
• Yamaha — yuh-MAH-huh
• Yves Saint Laurent — eev-san-law-RAWN
• Albuquerque — AL-buh-KER-kee
• Ashgabat — ASH-guh-bot
• Athens — ATH-unz
• Barcelona — bar-suh-LOH-nuh
• Boise — BOY-see
• Bordeaux — bor-DOH
• Bratislava — brah-TISS-lah-vuh
• Brno — BUR-noh
• Budapest — BOO-duh-pest
• Chiang Mai — chee-AHNG-MY
• Cincinnati — sin-sin-AT-ee
• Cusco — KOO-skoh
• Córdoba — KOR-thuh-buh
• Danube — DAN-yoob
• Denpasar — den-PAH-sahr
• Des Moines — dih-MOINZ
• Dubrovnik — DOO-brohv-nik
• Düsseldorf — DUSS-el-dorf
• Edinburgh — ED-in-bruh
• Freiburg — FRY-boorg
• Fukuoka — foo-KOO-oh-kuh
• Glasgow — GLAZ-goh
• Gloucester — GLOSS-ter
• Guanajuato — gwah-nah-WAH-toh
• Hanoi — hai-NOY
• Ibiza — ee-BEE-thah
• Iguazu — ee-gwah-SOO
• Is Barcelona In Spain — bar-suh-LOH-nuh
• Krakow — KRACK-ow
• Kuala Lumpur — KWAH-luh LUM-poor
• Kyoto — KYOH-toh
• Lake Xochimilco — soh-chee-MIL-koh
• Leicester — LESS-ter
• Leipzig — LYPE-sik
• Ljubljana — lyoo-BLYAH-nah
• Lviv — luh-VEEV
• Lyon — lee-OHN
• Lyon France — lee-OHN
• Marlborough — MAWL-bruh
• Marseille — mahr-SAY
• Milwaukee — mil-WAW-kee
• Munich — MYOO-nik
• Mykonos — MEE-koh-noss
• Mykonos Greece — MEE-koh-nossGREES
• Nagoya — nah-GOY-uh
• Nice — NEES
• Nice France — NYCE FRANS
• Niche — NITCH
• Norwich — NOR-ij
• Oaxaca — wah-HAH-kah
• Omaha — OH-muh-hah
• Osaka — oh-SAH-kuh
• Patagonia — pat-uh-GOH-nee-uh
• Phuket — poo-KET
• Phuket Thailand — puu-KET TIE-land
• Potsdam — POTS-dam
• Querétaro — keh-REH-tah-roh
• Reading — RED-ing pro-NUN-see-AY-shun
• Reykjavik — RAY-kyuh-vik
• Saigon — SY-gon
• Salisbury — SOLZ-bair-ee
• Samarkand — SAM-er-kand
• San Jose — san HO-zay
• San Sebastián — san-suh-BASH-uhn
• Santorini — san-tuh-REE-nee
• Sevilla — suh-VEE-yuh
• Spokane — spo-KAYN
• Tashkent — TASH-kent
• Tijuana — tee-HWAH-nuh
• Tucson — TOO-sahn
• Ushuaia — oo-SWY-uh
• Valparaíso — val-puh-RY-soh
• Versailles — ver-SAYZ
• Warwick — WAH-rik
• Worcester — WUUS-ter
• Worcestershire — WUUS-ter-sher
• Wroclaw — VROHTS-wahf
• Xochimilco — soh-chee-MEEL-koh
• Yangon — YANG-gon
• Yogyakarta — yohg-yar-TAH
• Zagreb — ZAH-greb
• Zaragoza — thuh-RAH-go-suh
• Amatriciana — AH-mah-tree-CHAH-nah
• Arancini — AH-run-CHEE-nee
• Açaí — ah-sah-EE
• Baguette — ba-GET
• Baklava — bah-KLAH-vuh
• Banchan — BON-CHON
• Banh Mi — BAHN MEE
• Bao Bun — BAH-ow
• Beef Bulgogi — BEEF bool-GOH-ghee
• Bibimbap — BEE-bim-bahp
• Biryani — bih-RAH-nee
• Biscotti — bih-SKOH-tee
• Bolognese — boh-luh-NYAYZ
• Borscht — BORSHT
• Bouillabaisse — boo-yuh-BAYS
• Bourguignon — boor-ghee-NYOH(N)
• Brioche — bree-OHSH
• Bruschetta — broo-SHET-uh
• Bulgogi — BOOL-goh-gee
• Cacio E Pepe — KAH-cho-ay-PEH-peh
• Calamari — KAL-uh-MAHR-ee
• Cappuccino — kap-uh-CHEE-noh
• Caprese — kuh-PRAY-zee
• Carbonara — kar-buh-NAH-ruh
• Ceviche — seh-BEE-chay
• Ceviche Spanish — seh-BEE-chay
• Charcuterie — shar-kyoo-tuh-ree
• Chicken Biryani — CHIK-un beer-ee-AH-nee
• Chicken Souvlaki — CHIK-uhn SOOV-lah-kee
• Chipotle — chi-POH-tlay
• Churros — CHUR-ohs
• Ciabatta — chah-BAH-tuh
• Coq Au Vin — KOK oh VAN
• Crepes — KRAYP
• Croissant — kruh-SAHNT
• Crêpe — KRAYP
• Dashi — DAH-shee
• Dolma — DOL-muh
• Dosa — DOH-suh
• Edamame — eh-DAH-mah-may
• Espresso — eh-SPRESS-oh
• Falafel — fuh-LAH-fuhl
• Fettuccine — fet-too-CHEE-neh
• Focaccia — fuh-KAH-chuh
• Foie Gras — FWAH GRAH
• Gelato — juh-LAH-toh
• Ghee — GHEE
• Gnocchi — NYAW-kee
• Gochujang — GO-choo-JAHNG
• Gyoza — GYOH-suh
• Gyros — JAI-rohz
• Halloumi — ha-LOO-mee
• Horchata — OR-CHAH-tuh
• How To Eat Edamame — HOW tuh EAT ED-uh-MAH-mee
• Huitlacoche — WEET-luh-KOH-chay
• Hummus — HUM-us
• Jalapeño — HAH-luh-PAY-nyoh
• Jalebi — juh-LAY-bee
• Jamaica — juh-MAY-kuh
• Japchae — JAP-chay
• Kebab — kuh-BAB
• Kimchi — KIM-chee
• Kombucha — kuhm-BOO-chuh
• Latte — lah-TAY
• Linguine — lwin-GAY-nee
• Macchiato — mah-KYAH-toh
• Masala — muh-SAH-luh
• Mascarpone — mah-skar-POH-nay
• Matcha — MAH-chuh
• Miso — MEE-soh
• Mocha — MOH-chuh
• Mochi — MOH-chee
• Mole — MOH-lay
• Mortadella — mor-tuh-DEL-uh
• Moussaka — moo-SAH-kuh
• Naan — NAHN
• Okonomiyaki — oh-koh-noh-mee-YAH-kee
• Pad Thai — PAHD-TY
• Pain Au Chocolat — PAN-oh-shoh-kuh-LAH
• Pancetta — pan-CHET-uh
• Paneer — puh-NEER
• Panna Cotta — PAH-nah KOT-tah
• Pappardelle — pap-er-DEL-ee
• Penne — PEN-ay
• Pho — FUH
• Pierogi — pih-ROH-ghee
• Pozole — po-SOH-lay
• Prosciutto — proh-SHOO-toh
• Prosciutto Pizza — pruh-SHOO-toh PEET-suh
• Queso — KAY-so
• Quiche — KEESH
• Quiche Lorraine — KEESH LAW-ren
• Quinoa — KEE-wah
• Ramen — RAH-mun
• Ratatouille — rat-uh-TOO-ee
• Rigatoni — rig-uh-TOH-nee
• Risotto — ree-ZAH-toh
• Sake — SAH-kay
• Samosa — suh-MOH-suh
• Sashimi — suh-SHAH-mee
• Schnitzel — SHNIT-suhl
• Shawarma — shuh-WAR-muh
• Soba — SOH-buh
• Souvlaki — soo-VLAH-kee
• Spaetzle — SPETS-luh
• Spaghetti — spuh-GET-ee
• Spätzle — SHPET-sluh
• Stroganoff — STROH-guh-noff
• Tabbouleh — tuh-BOO-lee
• Tagliatelle — tal-yuh-TEL-ee
• Tahini — tuh-HEE-nee
• Takoyaki — tah-koh-YAH-kee
• Tamal Or Tamale — tuh-MAH-lee
• Tamales — tuh-MAH-lays
• Tempura — tem-POOR-uh
• Teriyaki — ter.ee-YAH-kee
• Tiramisu — TEER-uh-MEE-soo
• Tteokbokki — TOK-bok-kee
• Tzatziki — TSAHT-see-kee
• Udon — OO-dahn
• Vichyssoise — VISH-ee-SWAHZ
• Wasabi — wuh-SAH-bee
• Yakitori — yah-kee-TOH-ree
• Acropolis — uh-KROP-uh-lis
• Angkor Wat — ANG-kor WAHT
• Blue Mosque — BLOO MASK
• Borobudur — boh-roh-BUUD-er
• Brandenburg Gate — BRAN-den-burg GATE
• Burj Khalifa — BURJ kuh-LEE-fuh
• Champs-Élysées — shahz-eh-LEE-zay
• Chichén Itzá — chee-CHEN ee-TSAH
• Colosseum — KOL-uh-SEE-um
• Dolmabahçe — DOL-muh-BAH-cheh
• Duomo — DOO-oh-moh
• Eiffel Tower — EYE-ful TOW-er
• Forbidden City — fer-BID-un SIT-ee
• Guggenheim — GUHG-uhn-hyme
• Hagia Sophia — HAH-gee-uh soh-FEE-uh
• Louvre — LOO-vruh
• Machu Picchu — MAH-choo PEE-choo
• Neuschwanstein — NOYSH-fahn-shtine
• Notre-Dame — NAW-truh DAHM
• Pantheon — PAN-thee-on
• Parthenon — PAR-thuh-non
• Petra — PEH-truh
• Reichstag — RYKS-tahg
• Taj Mahal — TAHZH muh-HAHL
• Teotihuacán — teh-oh-tee-wah-KAHN
• Tian'Anmen — tyen-AHN-men
• Topkapi — TOP-kah-pee
• Uffizi — oof-FEET-chee
• Versailles Palace — ver-SAYZ PAL-uhs
• Wawel — VAH-wuhl
• Albariño — ahl-buh-REE-nyoh
• Amarone — ah-mah-ROH-nay
• Barbaresco — bar-buh-RES-koh
• Barolo — bah-ROH-loh
• Brunello — broo-NEL-oh
• Burgundy — BER-gun-dee
• Cabernet — KAB-er-nay SAV-in-yon
• Cabernet Franc — kab-er-NAY FRANK
• Cabernet Sauvignon — KAB-er-nay SOH-vin-yon
• Carménère — kar · men · AIR
• Cava — KAH-vuh
• Champagne — sham-PAYN
• Chardonnay — shar-duh-NAY
• Chenin Blanc — SHEN-in BLANK
• Chianti — kee-AHN-tee
• Châteauneuf-Du-Pape — SHAT-oh-NUFF-doo-PAHP
• Cognac — KON-yak
• Côtes Du Rhône — KOHT dyuh ROHN
• Dolcetto — dol-CHET-oh
• Garnacha — gar-NAH-chuh
• Gewürztraminer — GVERTS-trah-mee-ner
• Gewürztraminer — GVERTS-trah-mee-ner
• Grappa — GRAH-puh
• Lambrusco — lam-BRUS-koh
• Limoncello — lee-mun-CHELL-oh
• Malbec — MAL-bek
• Merlot — mer-LOH
• Montepulciano — MON-tuh-pull-CHAH-no
• Moscato — mos-KAH-toh
• Nebbiolo — neh-BYOH-loh
• Ouzo — OO-zoh
• Petit Verdot — PET-ee VER-doh
• Pinot Grigio — PEE-noh GREE-zhoh
• Pinot Gris — PEE-noh GREE
• Pinot Noir — PEE-noh-NWOR
• Prosecco — pruh-SEK-oh
• Retsina — reh-TSEE-nah
• Ribera Del Duero — ree-BEH-rah del DWEH-roh
• Riesling — REES-ling
• Rioja — REE-oh-hah
• Sangiovese — SAN-joh-VAY-zee
• Sangiovese Red Wine — SAN-joh-VAY-zee
• Sauternes — saw-TERN
• Sauvignon — suh-VIN-yun
• Sauvignon Blanc — soh-vin-YOHN BLAWN
• Shiraz — shih-RAHZ
• Syrah — SIH-ruh
• Sémillon — SAY-mee-yohn
• Tempranillo — tem-pruh-NEE-lyoh
• Tokaji — TOH-kah-yee
• Verdejo — ber-DAY-ho
• Vermentino — ver-men-TEE-no
• Viognier — vee-ohn-YAY