Greetings & Introductions

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Used for both hello and goodbye in informal situations.

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Polite and formal greeting used until early afternoon.

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Polite greeting used from late afternoon onwards.

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Standard formal farewell. The informal equivalent is ciao.

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Often used alone when shaking hands upon meeting someone.

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Regular masculine noun ending in -e.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Drops the final -e before a proper name (e.g., Signor Rossi).

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Feminine title of respect used with married or adult women.

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Feminine title for young women or girls.

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Takes l' in singular because it starts with a vowel. Irregular plural: amici.

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Takes l' before a vowel. Plural shifts from -ca to -che to keep hard /k/ sound.

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Irregular auxiliary verb essential for introductions.

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Reflexive verb used to state one's name.

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Irregular verb used in greetings like 'Come stai?'.

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Adverb used to respond to questions about well-being.

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Essential courtesy expression.

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Standard response to 'grazie'.

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Use 'scusi' for formal situations.

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A neutral greeting, more formal than ciao, less formal than buongiorno.

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Used in the expression 'buonanotte' (goodnight).

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Often paired with 'a' for farewells (A domani).

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Formal farewell using the polite 'Lei' pronoun suffix.

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Also functions as a noun meaning pleasure.

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Common noun used when exchanging contact or personal details.