Lesson useful words!
Maglietta (T-shirt), camicia (shirt), maglione (sweater),
pantaloni (trousers), gonna (skirt), giacca (jacket),
cappotto (coat)
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Bianco (white), nero (black), rosso (red), verde (green),
blu (blue), giallo (yellow), grigio (gray)
DesideraH (What would you like?), Altro (Anything else?), Quale (Which one?)
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Grande (big), piccolo (small), stretto (tight),
lungo (long), corto (short)
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LET'S REMEMBER IT AS A SET
- Una maglietta bianca
- Una camicia nera
- Una giacca blu
- Un cappotto lungo
- Un maglione grande
- Una gonna corta
Vorrei-- (I'd like-- / I want--)
LET'S REMEMBER IT AS A SET
- Vorrei una maglietta bianca
- Vorrei una camicia nera
- Vorrei un maglione grande
- Vorrei una gonna corta
Posso provarla? (can I try it?)
Certo, prego! (Of course!)
Vuole provarla? (Would you like to try it on?)
Non va bene, e'-- (It doesn't fit, it's too--`)
LET'S REMEMBER IT AS A SET
- Non va bene, e' grande
- Non va bene, e' stretto
- Non va bene, e' corto
Quant'e'? (how much is it?)
Sono -- euro. (it's -- euro)
A dialogue in a dress shop
Shop assistant: Buongiorno.
Customer: Buongiorno.
I want a red skirt
Customer: Vorrei una gonna rossa
Shop assistant: Ecco
Customer: Posso provarla?
Shop assistant: Certo, prego
It's small
Shop assistant: Come va?
Customer: Non va bene, e' troppo stretta.
I want white trousers
Customer: Vorrei provare i pantaloni bianchi.
Shop assistant: Certo, prego.
They are short
Shop assistant: Come vanno?
Customer: Non vanno bene, sono troppo corti.
I want a yellow shirt.
Customer: Vorrei una camincia gialla.
Shop assistant: Certo, vuole provarla?
Customer: Si', grazie.
It's perfect.
Shop assistant: Come va?
Customer: Va bene. Quant'e'?
Shop assistant: Sono 60 euro.
Customer: Ecco, grazie, arrivederci.
Shop assistant: Grazie, arrivederci.
Hai capito? Did you understand?
Look at the picture, listen to the dialogue and try to answer the questions.
1 What does the customer want??
2 What color?
3 Why doesn't she buy it?
Send the answers and you'll have them corrected:
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In Italian, the phrases VORREI -- and
--PER FAVORE, are very easy to remember but extremely useful. You can use them in bars, restaurants, shops, etc.
