Preparati a esplorare il mondo: il tuo vocabolario inglese per viaggiare!

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Vocabolario inglese per viaggiare all’estero

Ciao viaggiatore! Sei pronto a fare le valigie e partire all’avventura? Che tu stia sognando le spiagge della California, le strade vibranti di New York, o i musei di Londra, c’è una cosa che renderà il tuo viaggio ancora più semplice e divertente: un po’ di inglese!

Non preoccuparti, non devi diventare un esperto di Shakespeare da un giorno all’altro. L’obiettivo di questa lezione è fornirti le parole e le frasi chiave che ti saranno utili in ogni situazione, dal check-in in aeroporto all’ordinare il tuo piatto preferito al ristorante. Imparare qualche espressione base ti aprirà un mondo di opportunità, permettendoti di interagire con la gente del posto, chiedere indicazioni e risolvere piccoli imprevisti con un sorriso.

Prenditi qualche minuto per familiarizzare con queste parole e frasi. Vedrai, saranno le tue migliori amiche in viaggio!

In aeroporto e in viaggio: si parte!

Il viaggio inizia spesso in aeroporto o alla stazione. Ecco cosa ti serve sapere per muoverti senza stress.

Termine in InglesePronuncia (approssimativa)Significato in ItalianoEsempio di fraseTraduzione
AirportÈr-portAeroportoWhich airport are you flying fromDa quale aeroporto parti?
FlightFlaitVoloMy flight is at 3 PM.Il mio volo è alle 15:00.
TicketTì-ketBigliettoDo you have your ticket, please?Ha il suo biglietto, per favore?
PassportPàss-portPassaportoPlease show your passport at immigration.Si prega di mostrare il passaporto all’immigrazione.
Boarding passBòr-ding pàssCarta d’imbarcoDon't forget your boarding pass.Non dimenticare la carta d’imbarco.
GateGhe-itGate, uscita d’imbarcoYour gate is B23.Il tuo gate è il B23.
Luggage / BaggageLà-ghij / Bà-ghijBagaglioWhere can I pick up my luggage?Dove posso ritirare il mio bagaglio?
CustomsKà-stomsDoganaYou'll go through customs after landing.Passerai dalla dogana dopo l’atterraggio.
Train stationTrein stei-scionStazione ferroviariaThe train station is in the city center.La stazione ferroviaria è nel centro della città.
Bus stopBas stopFermata dell’autobusIs there a bus stop near here?C’è una fermata dell’autobus qui vicino?

Trovare la strada: non perderti!

Chiedere indicazioni è fondamentale quando si esplora un nuovo posto. Ecco le parole chiave per orientarsi.

Termine in InglesePronuncia (approssimativa)Significato in ItalianoEsempio di fraseTraduzione
Excuse meEks-kyùs mìScusi / Mi scusiExcuse me, where is the museum?Scusi, dov’è il museo?
Where is...?Wer is...?Dov’è…?Where is the nearest ATM?Dov’è il bancomat più vicino?
How do I get to...?Hau du ai ghet tu...?Come arrivo a…?How do I get to the Eiffel Tower?Come arrivo alla Torre Eiffel?
LeftLeftSinistraTurn left at the traffic lights.Gira a sinistra al semaforo.
RightRaitDestraThe hotel is on your right.L’hotel è alla tua destra.
Straight aheadStre-it a-hedDritto, sempre drittoGo straight ahead for two blocks.Vai dritto per due isolati.
StreetStriitStradaWhat street is this?Che strada è questa?
MapMæpMappa, cartinaDo you have a map of the city?Hai una mappa della città?
BusBasAutobusLet's take the bus to the city center.Prendiamo l’autobus per il centro città.
TaxiTæk-siTaxiCan you call a taxi for me?Può chiamare un taxi per me?
Subway / MetroSab-uei / Me-troMetropolitanaThe subway is very convenient here.La metropolitana è molto comoda qui.

Dormire e mangiare: le basi del comfort!

Una buona notte di sonno e un pasto delizioso sono parte integrante di ogni viaggio.

Termine in InglesePronuncia (approssimativa)Significato in ItalianoEsempio di fraseTraduzione
HotelHo-telHotelI booked a room at this hotel.Ho prenotato una stanza in questo hotel.
ReservationRe-zer-vei-scionPrenotazioneI have a reservation under the name Rossi.Ho una prenotazione a nome Rossi.
RoomRumStanza, cameraIs there a vacant room?C’è una stanza libera?
KeyKiiChiaveCan I have my key, please?Posso avere la mia chiave, per favore?
RestaurantRe-sto-rantRistoranteLet's find a good restaurant for dinner.Troviamo un buon ristorante per cena.
TableTei-bolTavoloA table for two, please.Un tavolo per due, per favore.
MenuMe-nyuMenùCould I see the menu, please?Potrei vedere il menù, per favore?
WaterWò-terAcquaA glass of water, please.Un bicchiere d’acqua, per favore.
Bill / CheckBil / CekConto (al ristorante)Can we have the bill, please?Possiamo avere il conto, per favore?
BreakfastBrek-fastColazioneIs breakfast included?La colazione è inclusa?
LunchLancPranzoLet's have lunch at that cafe.Pranziamo in quel caffè.
DinnerDi-nerCenaWhat's for dinner tonight?Cosa c’è per cena stasera?

Fare shopping e chiedere aiuto: essere autonomi!

Che tu stia cercando un souvenir o abbia bisogno di aiuto, queste frasi ti saranno d’oro.

Termine in InglesePronuncia (approssimativa)Significato in ItalianoEsempio di fraseTraduzione
Shop / StoreSciop / StorNegozioLet's go to that souvenir shop.Andiamo in quel negozio di souvenir.
How much is it?Hau mac is it?Quanto costa?How much is it for this t-shirt?Quanto costa questa maglietta?
PricePraisPrezzoWhat's the price of this?Qual è il prezzo di questo?
CashKæscContantiDo you accept cash?Accettate contanti?
Credit cardKre-dit cardCarta di creditoCan I pay by credit card?Posso pagare con carta di credito?
HelpHelpAiutoHelp! I need some help.Aiuto! Ho bisogno di aiuto.
EmergencyI-mer-jen-siEmergenzaThis is an emergency!Questa è un’emergenza!
DoctorDok-torDottoreI need to see a doctor.Ho bisogno di vedere un dottore.
HospitalHos-pi-talOspedaleWhere is the nearest hospital?Dov’è l’ospedale più vicino?
PolicePo-liisPoliziaI need to report something to the police.Devo denunciare qualcosa alla polizia.

Frasi utili per ogni occasione

A volte, sono le piccole frasi che fanno la differenza.

Frase in InglesePronuncia (approssimativa)Significato in Italiano
Hello / HiHe-lò / HaiCiao
Good morningGud mòr-ningBuongiorno (mattina)
Good afternoonGud af-ter-nunBuon pomeriggio
Good eveningGud ìv-ningBuonasera
Good nightGud naitBuonanotte
Goodbye / ByeGud-bai / BaiArrivederci / Ciao
PleasePliisPer favore, per piacere
Thank youZenk yuGrazie
You're welcomeYur wel-comPrego (di risposta a grazie)
YesIesSì
NoNoNo
SorrySo-riScusa, mi dispiace
I don't understandAi dont an-der-stændNon capisco
Do you speak Italian?Du yu spiik I-tà-lian?Parla italiano?
Can you repeat that?Ken yu ri-piit det?Può ripetere?
Could you speak slower, please?Kud yu spiik slo-er, pliiz?Potrebbe parlare più lentamente, per favore?
How are you?Hau ar yu?Come sta? / Come stai?
I'm fine, thank you.Aim fain, zenk yu.Sto bene, grazie.
Nice to meet you.Nais tu miit yu.Piacere di conoscerti/conoscerla.

Un ultimo consiglio… E buon viaggio!

Ricorda, il viaggio è anche un’opportunità per imparare e crescere. Non aver paura di fare errori o di non capire tutto subito. La maggior parte delle persone è felice di aiutare un viaggiatore che si sforza di comunicare. Un sorriso e un Thank you sincero aprono molte porte!

Spero che questa lezione ti sia utile per sentirti più sicuro e preparato per le tue avventure all’estero. Prepara la tua valigia, il tuo passaporto e il tuo nuovo vocabolario inglese. Il mondo ti aspetta!

Hai qualche domanda su una parola o una frase in particolare, o c’è una situazione specifica per cui vorresti imparare l’inglese? Fammelo sapere!

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