Prenotare un tavolo al ristorante - DIALOGO ITALIANO

 Translation:

Customer: I’d like to book a table for four, please.

Host: Of course, for when?

Customer: For Thursday evening.

Host: At what time?

Customer: At 8 p.m., if possible.

Host: Perfect. Under what name?

Customer: Under the name Rossi, thank you very much.

Host: Excellent, we’ll see you Thursday evening!

Colazione al BAR - DIALOGO ITALIANO

 

Translation:

Barista: Good morning! What can I get you?

Marta: A cappuccino for me, thank you.

Luca: I’ll have an espresso.

Barista: Right away! Anything else?

Marta: Yes, a cream-filled croissant, please.

Luca: Nothing for me, thanks.

Barista: Here you go! A cappuccino, an espresso, and a croissant. That’ll be 6 euros and 50.

Marta: I’ll pay today!

Luca: Thanks, I’ll get it next time!

Chiedere indicazioni alla fermata del BUS - DIALOGO ITALIANO

 

TRANSLATION:

A: Good morning! Excuse me, I’m looking for the bus stop to the city center.

B: Of course. You need to go straight ahead, then turn left at the traffic light.

A: Got it. Is it very far?

B: No, it’s only about a five-minute walk.

A: Perfect, thank you very much for your help!

B: You’re welcome, no problem! Have a nice day.