TRAVEL LANGUAGE
Simply asking “Orvieto?” (or “Tiburtina” and “Termini” for the train stations) when you are unsure of the train, or track, or station will get you a “si” (yes) or “no.” You my also hear “prossimo” (pro-see-mo) – next, or “doppo” (doe-poe) – after, when the train gets close to your stop or to Orvieto.
Italian
Pronunciation
English
Bwon-jor-no
Parla inglese?
Par-lah een-glay-zay
Do you speak English?
Vorrei
Vor-ray
I would like
Uno
Oon-no
One
Due
Doo-ay
Two
Biglietto
Beel-yet-toe
Per
Pear
For
Vorrei un/due biglietto per Orvieto
via Tiburtina/Termini
vee-ah Tee-bur-teen-na/Tear-mee-nee
via Tiburtina or Termini station
Kay bee-nar-rio pear Or-vee-ay-toe
Dov’è
Toilette
Funiculare
Our convent B&B is called
Istituto San Lodovico
Ee-stee-too-toe San Low-doe-vee-koh
San Lodovico is located in
Piazza Ranieri
Pea-ah-za Rah-nee-air-ree
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