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Worksheets2A MEDIA: Greetings and Salutations ITALIAN
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is the Italian word for "Hello" in an informal context?
Arrivederci
Ciao
Buonasera
Grazie
What is the English translation of the Italian greeting "Buongiorno"?
Good night
Good morning
Goodbye
Please
Which of the following is a formal way to say "Goodbye" in Italian?
Ciao
Arrivederci
Salve
Buonanotte
Select the Italian phrase that means "Good evening."
Buongiorno
Buonasera
Buonanotte
Salve
Which of the following greetings is typically used in a formal situation in Italian?
Ciao
Salve
Ehi
Addio
How do you say "Good night" in Italian?
Buonanotte
Buongiorno
Arrivederci
Ciao
Ci vediamo means....
Good afternoon!
Hello!
See you!
Good evening
Which Italian greeting would you use when meeting someone for the first time in a formal setting?
Ciao
Salve
Ehi
Addio
If you are leaving a group of friends in Italy at night, which farewell would be most appropriate?
Buonanotte
Arrivederci
Buongiorno
Salve
You are writing an email to your teacher in Italian. Which greeting should you use to be polite and formal?
Ciao
Salve
Ehi
Buonanotte
Which of the following greetings would be considered inappropriate in a formal Italian business meeting?
Buona serata
Salve
Buongiorno
Arrivederci
In some Italian regions, people greet each other with a kiss on both cheeks. What does this cultural greeting signify?
Formal respect
Close friendship or family bond
Business agreement
Disagreement
If someone greets you in the afternoon (before 6 pm!) while walking in Italy, what would s/he say to you?
(THERE ARE 2 culturally appropriate responses)
Buon giorno
Buon pomeriggio
Ciao
Buona giornata
Which of the following is a common way to greet someone in Italy during the evening?
Buongiorno
Buonasera
Buonanotte
Ciao
When meeting someone for the first time in Italy, which of the following is the most culturally appropriate greeting?
A handshake
A hug
A high five
A wave
Abbinate i vocaboli
Good evening
Buona sera
See you later
A più tardi
See you
Ci vediamo
Buona giornata
Have a good day
Salve
Hello formal
Organize these options into the right categories
Ciao
Buongiorno
Ciao-ciao!
A presto!
A domani!
Arrivederci!
Salve
Buona sera
Buon pomeriggio
ArrivederLa
What is the appropriate response to what you hear?
Salve!
Ciao-ciao!
Per favore!
ArrivederLa!
Grazie! means...
Please!
Thank you!
You are welcome!
Come on!
Prego means...
You are welcome!
It's sauce!
Thank you!
Very pleased!
Piacere means...
Let's go!
Come on!
Get out of town!
Pleased to meet you!
Per favore means...
Got to go!
Please
Pleased to meet you
Until next time
What is the appropriate way to greet your professor in Italian, in the morning?
Buongiorno Professoressa!
Salve, Professoressa!
Ciao Professor!
A presto, Professoressa!
To tell someone you are extremely thankful, you say:
Per favore
Grazie di cuore
Grazie mille
Grazie
