Let’s dive straight into the fourth and fifth useful sections of the Italian Phrasebook, which are colors and transportations (bus, train, taxi, and how to ask for directions). We’ll practice a lot of useful expressions and words. Enjoy!

Let’s dive straight into the fourth and fifth useful sections of the Italian Phrasebook, which are colors and transportations (bus, train, taxi, and how to ask for directions). We’ll practice a lot of useful expressions and words. Enjoy!
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Mille Grazie, BG
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Podcasts in the Phrasebook series are very helpful lessons. They move at a good pace and have some of the most useful info. Can we more like this?
We’ll definitely do more Phrasebook in the future.
This is such a great resource. Just a quick note to let you know the link for phrase book #3 is broken. Keep up the good work. Molto grazie!
Thank you! – About the link: everything seems to be working just fine – I’m able to access, listen, and download the file.
Bok svima (croatian for “ciao a tutti)
this is the most useful site i´ve found on the internet and believe me i´ve searched a loooot. Tnx for great phrase books..
I’m a daily visitor to your site since I subscribed – living in Tuscany, and hopeless at languages, you are my lifeline! Thank you. I too look forward to more phrasebook units.
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Why was potete used in “potete mostrarmelo sulla carta”?
Why not puo’?
Lyna, “potete” is plural – in this case the question was asked to more than one person, like a little group of people. You would use “puo’ mostrarmelo sulla carta” when asking to one person.