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How Are You in Italian:
Local Phrases You Should Know!
1.
You’ve just arrived in Palermo, Sicily (sì!) and an Italian friend picks you up from the airport. In the car, you have time to chat, so you ask “how are you?”. How would you say this to a friend?
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Come stai?
Come sta?
Come sei?
Quanto stai?
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2.
The next day, you go for a solo wander around the city. When you get back, you greet your friend with a casual “how’s it going?”
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Come vanno?
Come va?
Come stai?
Come sta?
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3.
Your friend replies, then asks: “You? Everything ok?” In Italian, this doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong, it’s just another way of asking you how you are. How does she say it?
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Tu? Tutto bello?
Tu? Tutto buono?
Tu? Tutto bene?
Tu? Come sta?
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4.
She’s knows you’re learning Italian (you’re speaking it!) and she asks you: “how’s the Italian going?”
1 point
Come l’italiano?
Come vanno con l’italiano?
Come va con l’italiano?
Non studiare l’italiano… sei in vacanza!
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5.
You explain how your Italian is going, in Italian (bene!). Then you ask your friend how her daughter, Sara, is.
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Come è Sara?
Come stanno Sara?
Come stai, Sara?
Come sta Sara?
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