TutorialItalian
Buy a Ticket and Check Departures in Italian
Learn essential Italian phrases for buying a ticket and asking for departure times for trains and buses.
en-GB → it-IT
TutorialItalian
Buy a Ticket and Check Departures in Italian
Learn essential Italian phrases for buying a ticket and asking for departure times for trains and buses.
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To buy a ticket in Italy, you can use a simple phrase. You say 'un biglietto per' followed by your destination. 'Un biglietto' means 'a ticket' and 'per' means 'for'. So, to ask for a ticket to Rome, you would say 'un biglietto per Roma'.
Quiz#2
How do you ask for one ticket to Rome in Italian?
Un biglietto per Roma.
Quiz#3
Translate into Italian: 'A ticket for Milan.'
Un biglietto per Milano.
Quiz#4
Translate into Italian: 'A ticket for Florence.'
Un biglietto per Firenze.
Quiz#5
Translate into Italian: 'A ticket for Naples.'
Un biglietto per Napoli.
Lesson#6
To ask when your transport leaves, you can use another fixed phrase: 'A che ora parte il treno per' followed by the destination. 'A che ora' means 'at what time', and 'parte il treno' means 'does the train leave'. For example, 'A che ora parte il treno per Roma?' means 'What time does the train for Rome leave?'.
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