How can I ask for information in Italy?

How can I ask for information in Italy?

Asking for information is not always necessary in Italy, as cities are very well signposted, but one street here and another there can be confusing, and it is super understandable. A tip for you to ‘locate’ yourself is to try to identify your hotel from some important monument, or from a certain street. But after all how can I ask for information in Italy? Here at Your Travel to Italy with Ana Patricia you make the trip of your dreams!!! ALSO: see our “Accommodation in Italy – Tips for your holidays!”

Introduction

Do you have a bad memory? Write down! Didn’t that work? Ask for information! Italians are very helpful and kind, despite the fame of grumpy. They always help when they can, and you can be sure that they will not deny you information. The ‘problem’ can be the language: you can hardly find an Italian on the street who speaks perfect English, but if you know the right words in Italian, there you go! You won’t be lost anymore! Read our Special Post Why do Italians gesticulate?

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Learn at least the names in ITALIAN of the cities, direction, some objects and greetings (kind expressions!). Some cities do not ‘change’ a lot in English, others do, the premise also serves for Church names. Of course, if we were to write the names of all cities and churches in Italian and English, this post would have 500 pages (laughs), but let’s give some examples: (in English and Italian respectively). Discover our Italian Words Vocabulary Section!

• Milan :: Milano
• Florence :: Firenze
• Turin :: Torino
• Padua :: Padova
• Right :: Destra
• Left :: Sinistra
• Exit :: Uscita (‘uxita’ is said)
• Tomorrow :: Domani
• Ticket (by train, entrance) :: Biglietto
• Arrival :: Arrivo
• Departure :: Partenza
• Train :: Treno
• Bus :: Autobus
• Knife :: Coltello
• Fork :: Forchetta (‘forqueta’ is spoken)
• Spoon :: Cuchiaio (‘cuquiaio’ is said)
• Glass :: Bichiere (‘biquieri’ is said)
• Ashtray :: Portacener (‘portachênere’ is said)
• Exceuse me :: Con permesso
• Thanks! :: Grazie
• Where is it… :: Dov’è (‘dové’)
• San Giovanni :: Saint John
• Madonna :: Our Lady
• Help! :: Aiuto!

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Tips

• Before traveling, search the internet for the name of the monuments of the city where you are going. Several cities have a Tourist Information Point (the name may vary from city to city, in some it is called ‘tourist information’), where information in several languages ​​and maps is available.
• Another golden tip is to ask for information at the hotel! They know nearby restaurants, shortest routes to the sights and they will give you the information in a clear and objective way.

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Conclusion

How can I ask for information in Italy? If you need information in Italy don’t be shy: they will love to help you, since they are super helpful. In the bookstores there are several tour guides that can also help a LOT on your trip! And if you need help organizing your trip, don’t hesitate to contact me! I will love to help you make your dream trip to Italy come true. And if you feel insecure or have no time, and need help to organize your trip, do not hesitate to look for me! I will love to help you make your dream trip to Italy. And how can I do that? Continue reading this post until the end and you will understand how can we make your life and journey easier.

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