How to communicate with Italian customs?
Are you going to Italy and panicking about having to go through customs? Your troubles end today!In our class today with Priscilla, creator of the “Italian with Priscilla” method, we will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know to go through customs without major problems and, most importantly, speaking Italian! Let’s go to our post today. How to communicate with Italian customs? Stay with us and make the most of boot country! Here at Italy’s Dream Tourism you can make the trip of your dreams come true!! Also check out our Accommodation in Italy – Tips for your Vacations Section!
Our Introduction
After the events of September 11, 2001, in New York, airport security was tightened all over the world, and, of course, Italy would be no different. When the customs agent stops you and asks you a thousand questions, it’s nothing personal; it’s not because he’s in love with you, and it doesn’t mean that, in his eyes, you represent some danger to the country you’re visiting: he’s following a standard procedure, and for that, it’s necessary for him to ask you a series of questions. But if you thought, I don’t speak Italian, now what? No problem! We’ve got you covered. Today we are going to learn how to behave when speaking Italian.
Now let’s go to our Italian class with Priscilla Moraes…
L’arrivo in Italia…
Siamo arrivati in Italia. A questo punto, devi presentarti alle autorità italiane. Sebbene un visto turistico non sia sempre necessario, di solito dobbiamo spiegare il motivo della nostra visita nel paese. Quindi, vediamo alcune delle principali espressioni di questo momento all’aeroporto:
Arrival in Italy…
We arrived in Italy. At this point, you need to present yourself to the Italian authorities. Although a tourist visa is not always required, eventually we have to explain the reason for our visit to the country. So, let’s look at some of the main expressions for this moment at the airport:
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ITALIAN | English |
Di dov’è? | Where are you from? |
Sono brasiliano (a), vengo dal Brasile. | I’m Brazilian, I come from Brazil. |
Perchè in Italia? | Why are you in Italy? |
Che cosa è lo scopo della vostra chiamata? | What is the purpose of your visit? |
Sono qui per… (Studio, Lavoro, Vacanze) | I’m here to… (study, work, vacation). |
Per il riconoscimento della mia cittadinanza italiana. | For the recognition of my Italian citizenship |
Per quanto tempo si ferma in Italia? | How long will you be staying in Italy? |
Starò qui per ( ) giorni/ settimane/ mesi… | I will be here for ( ) days/weeks/months… |
Il suo passaporto, per favore. | Your passport, please. |
Potrei vedere il suo biglietto di ritorno? | Can I see your return ticket? |
Niente da dichiarare? | Nothing to declare? |
Ho questo / queste cose a dichiarare. | I have this/these things to declare. |
No, niente. | No, nothing. |
Apra la valigia, per favore | Open the suitcase, please. |
Metta gli oggetti nella vaschetta. | Place the objects in the tray |
Può passare / prego / avanti. | It can pass. |
Dove sono i carrelli? | Where are the luggage trolleys? |
Il mio bagaglio non è arrivato. | My baggage didn’t arrive. |
Può compilare questo modulo? | Can you fill out this form? |
Dov’ è l’ufficio di cambio? | Where is the currency exchange counter? |
Dov’è il bancomat? | Where is there an ATM? |
About traveling to Italy and Italian partnership with Priscilla
Those who follow me know that I always want to bring my readers and followers the best of the best when we talk about Italy, and this goes for tips on restaurants, places to visit, little-known cities, etc. My intention is always to make people feel like they are in Italy even before they travel, even in the details, and this goes beyond planning. I always make a point of emphasizing that Italy goes far beyond the classic script of Rome, Milan, Florence and Venice and this lesser-known Italy needs to be seen, as it is as precious as its famous ‘sisters’!
A little about my partner Priscilla
Over the years, Italy’s Dream Tourism had the great pleasure of partnering with excellent professionals, all highly qualified, and this is the case of our dear partner, Priscilla Moraes, creator of the “Italian with Priscilla” method of lessons. Priscilla has developed a unique method to teach Italian in an easy, practical and light way, without any complications, without expensive books and without any difficulty.
Priscilla has also developed a specific course for those who are going to travel to Italy. With excellent materials, Priscilla offers us a practical and specific course with classes on how to speak Italian in the most diverse situations during your trip to Italy: from the airport to the restaurant, as well as passing through customs. It’s a complete course and well worth the investment! Click on the link below and check it all out without obligation, I guarantee you won’t regret taking this course!
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Conclusion
How to communicate with Italian customs?With our quick guide, you can be sure that you’ll have no problem going through customs when you arrive in Italy! Have a nice trip!
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