Italian Common Phrases Quiz

How do you say 'Thank you' in Italian?

Which phrase means 'You're welcome' in Italian?

What does the expression 'In bocca al lupo' mean in English?

How would you say 'Excuse me' informally in Italian?

What does 'Basta!' mean in English when used informally?

When someone says 'Senta/senti', what are they likely to do next?

What is a common response to 'Buona fortuna!'?

Which phrase can be used to express 'Enough!' informally in Italian?

When might someone jokingly say 'Cosi basta ehh!'?

Which phrase is used to politely ask someone to sit down informally in Italian?

What does 'Con piacere' mean in English?

Which phrase is commonly used to say 'Listen!' in Italian?

Italian Expressions and Phrases

To say 'Thank you' in Italian, you say 'Grazie'.
When someone says 'Prego', they mean 'You're welcome' in Italian.
'In bocca al lupo' is an Italian expression that means 'Good luck' in English, often used to wish someone well before a performance or a challenging situation.
To say 'Excuse me' informally in Italian, you say 'Scusa'.
'Basta!' is an informal way to say 'Enough!' in Italian, often used to express frustration or annoyance.
When someone says 'Senta/senti', they are likely to give advice or share their opinion next.
A common response to 'Buona fortuna!' (Good luck!) is 'Grazie!' (Thank you!).
'Basta!' can also be used informally to express 'Enough!' in Italian.
Someone might jokingly say 'Cosi basta ehh!' to express frustration or annoyance when a situation gets out of hand.
To politely ask someone to sit down informally in Italian, you say 'Siediti pure!'.
'Con piacere' is an Italian phrase that means 'With pleasure' in English, often used to express willingness to help or participate.
To say 'Listen!' in Italian, you say 'Ascolta!' or 'Senti!'.

Test your knowledge of common Italian phrases used in everyday conversations such as greetings, expressions of gratitude, and polite requests. From 'Per favore' to 'Buona fortuna', see how well you know these essential phrases.