Ciao a tutti! Another free Italian lesson available online for all my blog followers. Today we’ll go through a few more Italian words:
Italian food drink words and phrases
At the cafe
- Un Caffè – an espresso
- Un Cappuccino – a breakfast beverage not to be ordered after lunch or dinner
- Un Macchiato – an espresso “stained” with milk foam
- Un Caffè shakerato – an espresso shaken over ice forming a frothy summer treat
- Un Caffè corretto – an espresso “corrected” with a shot of liquor, often grappa
- Una Grappa – distillate made from grape pomace, the leftovers from wine-making
- Un Caffè americano – an espresso served in a cappuccino cup with hot water on the side not to be mistaken with…
- Un americano – an aperitivo of Campari, sweet vermouth, and club soda
- Un Cornetto – an Italian croissant also referred to as a “brioche” in Northern Italy
- Un Succo di frutta – fruit juice
- Una Spremuta d’arancia – fresh-squeezed orange juice
- Un bicchiere d’acqua – a glass of waterOrdering food and drinks in italian is easy!
Vorrei un caffe’ e un succo di frutta per favore? May I have a coffee and a fruit juice please?
Mi da’ un cappuccino e un cornetto per favore? Can I have a cappuccino and a croissant please?
Due caffe’ macchiati e una bottiglia d’acqua minerale naturale per favore? Two macchiato coffees and a bottle of still water please?Why don’t you join one of the Italian for Beginners classes in Manchester, Chorlton or Didsbury. Contact Learn Italian Manchester for more info.
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