When travelling around Italy, you'll often use trains and coaches. This deck will teach you the key phrases for navigating stations, asking about your journey, and understanding important announcements.

At a busy Italian train station, the first thing you'll need to know is your platform. In Italian, a platform is 'un binario'. To ask which platform your train leaves from, you can say 'Da quale binario parte il treno?'

Often, you'll need to be more specific and ask about the train to a particular destination. For example, to ask about the train to Rome, you would say 'Da quale binario parte il treno per Roma?'

For longer journeys between cities, you might take a coach, which in Italian is 'il pullman'. This is different from a local city bus, 'l'autobus'. You can say 'Prendiamo il pullman per Siena' to mean 'We're taking the coach to Siena'.