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Vorrei una birra (vohr-RAY  OOH-nah  BEER-rah) I would like a beer.
Vorrei andare  (vohr-RAY ahn-DAHR-ray) I would like to go.
Vorrei andare al cinema (vohr-RAY ahn-DAHR-ray ahl CHEE-neh-ma I would like to go to the cinema.
Vorrei un’ aspirina (vohr-RAY oohn  ahs-pea-REE-nah) I would like an aspirin.
Accettate carte di credito (ah-chay-TAH-tay CAR-tay dee creh-DEE-toe) Do you accept credit cards?
Vado al lavoro (VAH-doe ahl  lah-VOHR-row) I’m going to work.
Vado alla banca (VAH-doe  AHL-lah  BAHNK-ah) I’m going to the bank.
Studio L’italiano (STEW-dee-oh  lee-tahl-YAH-no) I study Italian.
Parlo L’italiano  (PAR-low  lee-tahl-YAH-no) I speak Italian.
Come va? (COMB-may  vah) How’s it going?
Va bene  (vah  BEH-nay) It’s going well
Pago adesso?  (PAH-go  ah-DESS-so) Do I pay now? 
Il migliore (eel  meel-YOH-ray) The best. 
Il migliore vino (eel  meel-YOH-ray  VEE-no) The best wine.
Mio fratello (MEE-oh  frah-TELL-low) My brother.
Mia famiglia (MEE-ah  fah-MEAL-yah) My family.
Un bacio (oon  BAH-cho) A kiss
A presto (ah PRESS-toe) See you soon
Vieni qui (vee-EH-knee  kwee) Come here.
Mi piacciono le scarpe (mee  PYAH-cho-no  lay  SCAR-pay) I like the shoes.
Compro le scarpe (COMB-pro  lay  SCAR-pay) I’m going to buy the shoes.
Mi piace ballare (mee PYAH-chay  bah-LAHR-ray) I like to dance.
Ti scherzo (tee SCARE-tsoh) I’m joking with you.
Com’ e?  (comb  eh) How is it?
Com’ e il vino?  (comb  eh  eel  VEE-no) How’s the wine?
E buono (eh  BWOH-no) It’s good.
Vietato fumare (vee-eh-TAH-toe  foo-MAHR-ray) No smoking
Non fumo (nohn  FOO-mo) I don’t smoke
Posso andare? (POE-so ahn-DAHR-eh) Can I go?
Posso venire? (POE-so  veh-NEAR-eh) Can I come?
Posso dirti  una cosa?  (POE-so  DEER-tee  ooh-nah  COE-sah) Can I tell you something?
La spiaggia (lah  spee-AH-jah) The beach
Il mare (eel  MAHR-ray) The sea
Il menu (eel may-KNEW) The menu
Il conto  (eel CONE-toe) The check
Vorrei il conto  (VOHR-ray  eel CONE-toe) I would like the check.
Vorrei pagare il conto.  (VOHR-ray  pah-GAHR-ray  eel CONE-toe) I would like to pay the check.
La mancia  (lah  MAHN-cha) The tip
Attenzione (ah-tents-YO-nay) Careful
La dolce vita  (lah  DOLE-chay  VEE_tah) The good life
Ho cambiato idea (o  cahm-BYAH-toe  ee-DAY-ah) I changed my mind.
Facciamo due passi (fah CHA-moe  DO-eh  PAH-see) Let’s take a walk.
Sono felice  (SO-know  fay-LEE-chay) I’m happy
Ho mal di testa (o  mahl  dee  TEST-ah) I have a headache.
Chef ore sono?  (kay  OAR-eh  SO-know) What time is it?
E mezzogiorno (eh mets-o-JOHR-know) It’s noon.
E mezzonotte (Eh  mets-o-KNOW-tay) It’s midnight.
Ho soldi  (o  SOUL-dee) I have money.
Ti amo (Tee ah-mo) I love you.
Andiamo (Ahnd-yah-mo) Let’s go.
Ho fame (o-FAH-may) I’m hungry
Vuoi mangiare? (Vuoy mahn-JAH-ray) Do you want to eat?
Buon Anno (Bwown AH-no) Happy New Year
Buon compleanno (Bwown comb-play-AH-no) Happy birthday
Davvero? (Dah-VEHR-o) Really?
Meno male (May-no MAH-lay) Thank goodness
Vorrei fare la doccia (Vo-RAY  FAH-ray   lah  DOE-cha) I would like to take a shower.
Come sta? (COMB-may  stah) How are you?
Sto bene  (stoh BEH-nay) I’m fine
Sei sicuro (say   see-COO-roh) Are you sure?
Vado al cinema (VAH-do  ahl  CHEE-neh-mah) I’m going to the movies.
La ragazza (Lah  rah-GAHTS-ah) The girl
Il ragazzo (Eel  rah-GAHTS-o) The boy
Mio amico (MEE-oh  Ah-MEE-coe)  My friend
Dove vai (DOE-vay   vy (rhymes with my) Where are you going?
Dammi un bacio (DAH-mee  oon  BAH-cho) Give me a kiss
Vorrei fare lo shopping (Vohr-RAY  FAH-ray  low  SHOW-ping) I would like to go shopping
Sei malato? (Say  mah-LAH-toe) Are you sick?
Senz’ altro (sends  AHL-tro) Of course
Io sono americano (EE-oh  SOH-noh  ah-mehr-ree-CAH-no) I’m American
Come ti chiami? (COE-may  tee  KYA-mee) What’s your name?
Mi chiamo Roberto (Me  KYA-moh   roh-BEHR-toe) My name is Roberto.
Ti do la mia parola (Tee dough lah  mee-ah  pah-ROW-lah) I give you my word.
Mandami una e-mail (MAHN-dah-mee  OOH-nah  e-mail) Send me an
e-mail.
Divertitevi (Dee-vehr-TEE-tay-vee) Have fun
Un panino (Oon   pah-NEE-no) A sandwich
Un caffe (Oon  cah-FAY) A coffee
Che buffone (Kay  boo-FOH-nay) What a clown
Grazie (GRAHTS-yeh) Thank you
Prego (PRAY-go) Your welcome
Chi lo sa (Key  low  sah) Who knows
Permesso (Pear-MAY-so) Excuse me I’m trying to pass.
Ho fretta  (O  FRAY-tah) I’m in a hurry.
La musica (Lah  MOO-see-cah) The music
Voglio viaggare (VOHL-yo  vee-ah-JAH-ray) I want to travel.
Un posto libero (Oon  POH-stoh  LEE-behr-row) An open spot
La suocera (Lah  SWOH-chair-ah) The mother-in-law
La sorella (Lah sohr-EL-lah) The sister
Il fratello (Eel  frah-TELL-low) The brother
Con Piacere (Cone Pya-CHAIR-eh) With Pleasure
Lei è italiano? (lay eh ee-tahl-YAH-no) Are you Italian?
Vado a letto (VAH-dough ah LET-tow) I’m going to bed.
Che cena deliziosa (kay CHAY-nah deh-leez-ee-OH-so) What a delicious dinner.
Buon appetito (bwone ah-pay-TEE-toe) Have a good meal.
Cucini bene (koo-CHEE-knee BEH-neh) You cook well.
Dov’è il bagno? (Dough-VAY eel BAHN-yo) Where is the bathroom?
Dove? (DOUGH-vay) Where?
È troppo caro (eh TRO-po CAH-row) It’s too expensive.
Pago io (PAH-go EE-oh) I’m paying.
Quanto costa? (KWAN-toe COAST-ah) How much does it cost?
Quant’ è? (kwant EH) How much is it?
Quante sono due mele? (KWAN-tay SO-know DOO-eh MAY-lay) How much are two apples?
Chiamami piu tardi (KYA-mah me pew TAR-dee) Call me later.
Non mi sento bene (known me SEHN-toe BEH-nay) I don’t feel well.
Sento meglio (SEHN-toe MAIL-yo) I feel better.
Sono malato (SO-know mah-LAH-toe) I’m sick.
Ho preso un’aspirina. (oh PRAYs-oh oohn as-peer-EE-nah) I took an aspirin.
Vorrei mangiare (vohr-RAY mahn-JAH-ray) I would like to eat.
La cena è servita (lah CHAY-nah eh sehr-VEE-tah) Dinner is served.
A tavola (ah TAH-voh-la) To the table.
Cosa mangiamo? (KOSE-ah mahn-JAH-moe) What are we eating?
Si mangia bene (see mahn-JAH BEH-neh) You eat well.
La forchetta (lah four-KET-ah) The fork.
Il coltello (eel cole-TELL-oh) The knife.
Il cucchiaio (eel koo-KYI-oh) The spoon.
Il piatto (eel PYA-toe) The plate.
Volentieri (voh-lehn-tee-AIR-reeh) Gladly.
Non ho votato (known oh voh-TAH-toe) I didn’t vote.
Chi ha vinto? (key ah VEEN-toe) Who won?
Ho delle caramelle (oh DELL-lay cah-rah-MELL-eh) I have some candy.
La borsa (lah BOAR-sah) The purse.
I soldi (ee SOLE-dee) The money.
Euro (eh-OOH-row) Italian currency.
Guardiamao la T.V. (gwar-dee-AH-mow la tee-VOO) We’re watching TV.
Calcio (KAHL-cho) Soccer
Vuoi giocare a calcio (vwoy joe-CAR-eh a KAHL-cho) Do you want to play soccer?
Il pallone (eel pah-LOW-neh) The ball.
Ho portato il pallone (oh pour-TAH-toe eel pah-LOW-neh) I brought the ball.
Oggi è lunedi (OH-gee eh loon-eh-DEE) Today is Monday.
Domani è martedi (dough-MAH-knee eh mahr-tay-DEE) Tomorrow is Tuesday.
Ieri era domenica (ee-AIR-ee AIR-ah doe-MAIN-ee-cah) Yesterday was Sunday.
Giorno libero (JOHR-know LEE-behr-ow) Day off
La riunione (lah ree-oohn-YO-neh) The meeting.
Alle nove (AH-lay KNOW-vay) At nine
Una collega (OOH-nah koe-LAY-gah) A co-worker
Simpatico (seem-PAH-tee-coe) Kind.
Lei è simpatico (lay eh seem-PAH-tee-cah) She is kind.
Una storia romatica (OOH-nah STORE-ee-ah row-MAHN-tee-cah) A romantic story.
È colpa sua (eh COLE-pah SOOH-ah) It’s his fault.
Ho ragione (oh rah-JOE-neh) I’m right.
Hai torto (ay TORE-toe) You are wrong.
Una torta (OOH-nah TORE-tah) A cake
Vorremmo ringraziarla (voh-RAY-moe reen-grahts-YAHR-la) We would like to thank her.
È urgente (eh oohr-GENT-eh) It’s urgent.
Ti ho telefonato (tee oh teh-leh-phone-AH-toe) I called you.
Ho lasciato un messagio (oh la-SHAH-toe oohn meh-SAH-joe) I left a message.
Parecchie (pah-WRECK-yay) Many
Parecchie gente (pah-WRECK-yah JEHN-tay) Many people
Al concerto (ahl cone-CHAIR-toe) At the concert
Un mare mosso (oohn MAH-ray MOE-so) Rough seas
Pericoloso (pair-ee-coe-LOW-so) Dangerous
Ospiti  (OH-spee-tee) Guests

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Roberto Alvarez

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