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Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is a way to greet someone in Italian? Choose the best greeting.
Pronto
Buon giorno
Buona giornata
A presto.
How do you introduce yourself to someone in Italian?
Ciao. Mi chiamo Amir Issaa.
Eccomi. Sono contenta.
Ho quattordici anni.
Io sono italo-egiziano.
L'educazione: How can we be polite in Italian? Choose all the correct choices.
Scusa
Permesso
Per favore
Grazie
Sono stuffato
How do we greet one another in the evening in Italian?
Buon giorno!
Buona sera!
Buona serata!
Buona notte!
Salve, Signor Maganuco is used to address: (more than 1 answer)
someone whom you see daily
someone who is older than you with a distinguished title that you see daily or often
someone who is your peer
someone you meet for the first time
Come sta, Lei? is used... (more than 1 answer)
in a formal situation, such as greeting others you meet for the first time, people who are older, people with distinguished titles
in an informal situation such as greeting friends and family
in a sit down event
at the doctor's office
How would you greet a teacher in school?
Buona serata Signora.
Buon giorno Signora.
Salve, Signora.
Ciao, Signora.
Come stai? is asking...
How are you feeling?
How are things?
A più tardi means...
See you tomorrow!
See you later!
See you after!
Until we meet again!
When you leave a conversation during the day, you can say...
Buon giorno!
Buona serata!
Buona giornata!
Come va?
When you leave a conversation in the late afternoon, you say...
Buona giornata!
Buona serata!
Buongiorno
Ben fatto!
In a semi formal setting, a response to Arrivederci is:
A dopo!
ArrivederLa!
Ci vediamo.
Arrivederci!
What are the best ways to tell someone where you live in Italian?
Sono di Napoli, Italia.
Vivo negli Stati Uniti.
Abito a Seaford, New York.
Sono italo-americano.
What are the ways to ask: where do you live?
Dove abiti?
Di dove sei?
Da dove vieni?
Dove vivi?
