Lonely Planet Fast Talk Italian (Phrasebook)

by Lonely Planet (Author), Mirna Cicioni (Author), Lonely Planet (Author), Mirna Cicioni (Author), Lonely Planet (Author), Anna Beltrami (Author), Karina Coates (Author), Pietro Iagnocco (Author), Susie Walker (Author)

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  2013

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  You can get by in Italy's major cities without speaking Italian, but just a few phrases will go a long way in making friends, inviting service with a smile, and ensuring a rich and rewarding travel experience - you could experience a delicious meal at a no-menu trattoria, find a hidden art gallery off the tourist trail, or discover the best cappuccino in Rome.

  • Essential phrases to meet all your travel needs
  • How to get local recommendations
  • Easy-to-use pronunciation guides
  • Expert tips to boost your confidence

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  Authors: Written and researched by Lonely Planet, Pietro Iagnocco, Anna Beltrami, Mirna Cicioni, Karina Coates, and Susie Walker.

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