Tag: italian phrases for travel
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10 Facts about the Colosseum
If you’ve been to Rome, or plan to go to Rome the Colosseum is hard to miss and definitely worth a visit! Don’t just take the time to walk around and view the outside, but be sure to go in and do a tour inside. The history and importance of the Colosseum is just to…
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Italian Phrases for Travel in Italy
You might think you already know these Italian words: Ciao, Buongiorno, Grazie…but I am willing to bet many of you are pronouncing that last word incorrectly! Most non-Italian speakers pronounce Grazie like this, “grahts-ee” but you’re missing an entire letter at the end. The actual pronunciation is “grahts-ee-ay.”