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Version 5.2 · 2026-04-12
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With hundreds of spoken and phonetically written words and expressions, this phrasebook is designed to do exactly what the name says—make speaking Italian easy for you.
Perfect for those traveling to Italy, including Rome, Venice and Milan, or the Vatican City and other Italian speaking regions, this phrasebook covers essential phrases on topics such as meeting people, eating out, transportation, sightseeing, shopping and many more. Or use the built-in translator for those special, one-off situations.
Written specifically for English-speakers, this phrasebook leaves no room for mispronunciation. Each phrase includes a translation to Italian, an easy-to-read phonetic translation, and an audio recording of a native Italian speaker—all contained in a well structured, user-friendly interface.
Practice before you go with flashcards. Mark your most used phrases as favorites.…
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