15 Italian Greetings: How to Say Hello in Italian 🇮🇹 FREE PDF [Italian for Beginners]
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Here the 15 Italian Greetings: How to Say Hello in Italian (Like a Local!)
1. Ciao!
2. Salve!
3. Buongiorno!
4. Buonasera!
5. Buon dì!
6 . Piacere di conoscerti! / Piacere di conoscerla! / Piacere!
7. Pronto!? (when answering phone)
8. Ciao ciao!
9. Buona giornata!
10. Buona serata!
11. Buon proseguimento!
12. Buona notte!
13. Arrivederci! / ArrivederLa!
14. A dopo! / A presto! / Ci vediamo!
15. Stammi bene! / Statemi bene!
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Italy is amazing country
To be honest along with USA Canada uk france
Italy is one of my favourite countries
They also have largest diaspora in the world
Love Italy from India 😊
These are perfect for my upcoming trip to Italy!
Absolutely! Buon viaggio! :)
Italy is one of the most amazing places in the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ciao Ciao! Very helpful video to learn a few more Italian phrases to greet beyond Ciao! Milli Grazi!
I am looking forward for using this in the future, thank you 🙏🏼
That's wonderful, thank you for your support :)
Thank you so much! I have am exchange sudden in my class from Italy. He's so great I want to learn some basics and this helped so much!
Despite being a native Italian, I really enjoy this kind of videos you make about the Italian language :) Little insight: you can also write "buonasera", "buongiorno" and "buondì" without spaces; as for the stress in the word "conoscerti/La", it is on "no" and not "sce" :)
Grazie mille Mara e buon anno nuovo!
If I told/showed someone (an italian) that my name legally is/ and written as Pèrugini ( with an open e) Have the name Pèrugini (with and open e) broken the language and their brain would explode. ?__?
@@sexymanicou3403 "Pèrugini" is a blatant transcription mistake. It makes absolutely no sense in Italian. I think the only language placing a graphic accent on a similar word is French, where place/family name "Pérouse" exists (but it's a high accent instead of a low one and, on top of that, it does not shift the stress, since graphic accents in French are totally unrelated to stress, their purpose being to distinguish among them open E, close E, semi-E).
@@ariolevrero3042 What about if : 1. I wrote my name as Perugini and say that the e is open ( è) would that be okay. 2. Ario Levrero what if I wrote it as Perugìni would that be okay. 3. Or both ?__?
@@sexymanicou3403 the only correct form is "Perugini", pronounced with closed E and stress on -gi- syllable, but without any graphic accent.
An open E would sound quite natural, for instance, in Palermo, where they tend to wide open every vowel, but even there nobody would stress the first syllable. Maybe Finns would dare!
Hi..I am from india..and I really wanna to appreciate you. your way to teaching is really effective 😀😀 as well adorable and learne this easily and the term " boungiorno " and "bounasera" is similar to french hello term "bonjour" so...it is very easy to remember..and thankyou so much 😀😀
Thank you so much Bhagyshree, I'm very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video :)
Hey! Great channel! Amazing information! Thanks for sharing it! Best regards from Brazil!
Thank you so much 😊
The Intrepid Guide my pleasure 🤗🙏🏻
Grazie
You are best ❤️
I like it❤❤❤
Ciao meant I am your slave, or I am here if you need me, as an expression of good will between friends :o
What does "gisadege" mean? (probably wrong spelling). It seems to be a greeting that Italian Americans use. I've heard my Grandad say that when I was a kid and Giuseppe Vaffanculo (from the Perfect Triangle radio show) say that also...
I’m not familiar with this word as it doesn’t look or sound like anything in standard Italian
@@theintrepidguide It may be an Italian American word like "Gumad" (which was prominent around Brooklyn NY when I was a kid)...
Definition: A word used by Italian-Americans (or those that like their slang) to refer to a man's mistress. It is a corruption of the Italian word "comare", meaning godmother....
3:22 is it Good morning or Good day?
I watched another video that said it's means good morning so it's from morning to noon but some people use it up to midday as well. it means good morning
they are both correct
@@maryamgholizad2798 it is exactly what you say; 2buongiorno" it is almost always used until 12 am; after it becomes "buon pomeriggio" (good afternoon) or "buonasera" (good evening)
Ok
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How to say an elderly person I'm just greeting you. in Italian language?
You are lovely and very appealing. It would be better if you could slow down a little. Grazie mille 🙏🏼
Grazie mille for your feedback 🙏