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Salute! A guide to saying “cheers” in Italian
1.
You’re at a special dinner for a work conference in Italy. What’s the best way to say “cheers” in these kinds of formal situations?
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Cin cin!
Salud!
Salute!
Beviamo!
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2.
You’re out for a drink with your friend and your Aperol Spritzes have finally arrived. You raise your glass and say…
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Chin chin! (sounds like KIN–KIN)
Cin cin! (sounds like CHEEN–CHEEN)
Cip cip! (like the noise birds make)
Brindare! (lit. “to toast!”)
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3.
You’d like to raise a toast to your Italian friends, who’ve been so kind to you during your trip. But first you need to get everyone’s attention! How would you say “a toast!”
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Un cin cin!
Un brindisi!
Un salute!
Un vino!
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4.
Your Italian friend invites you over for a meal. Which of the following is NOT a good way to propose a toast to the cook?
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Un brindisi al cuoco!
Facciamo un brindisi al cuoco!
Ho fame, chiamiamo il cuoco!
Al cuoco!
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5.
Which of the following is considered bad luck while you clink glasses with someone in Italy?
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Looking them in the eye
Not looking them in the eye
Toasting with a drink that doesn’t have bubbles
Saying “cin cin”!
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