Lista di vocaboli per presentarsi a qualcuno e salutare in italiano (contesti formali e informali).

Vocaboli: “Salutare e presentarsi in italiano”

Good morning! (Formal and Informal)
Used until 12:00 in the morning.

Goodbye! (Formal)
It is used to say goodbye to a person who is leaving.

Good afternoon! (Formal)
It is used to say hello from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Good evening! (Formal and Informal)
It is used to say hello from 5 pm onwards.

Goodnight! (Formal and Informal)
It is used before going to sleep.

Hi, I'm Marco and what's your name?
(Informal way of introducing yourself).

Ciao, io sono Marco e tu, come ti chiami?

Good morning, I'm Mr. Facilotti. Nice to meet you!
(Formal way of introducing yourself).

Buongiorno, sono il Signor Facilotti. Piacere di conoscerla!

I am from Mexico. Where are you from?
(Informal way of saying where you are from).

I am from Mexico. Where are you from?
(Formal way of saying where you are from).

I am from Verona.
(Informal and formal way of saying the city you come from).

What's your name?
(Formal way of asking someone's name).

What's your name?
(Informal way of asking someone's name).

How old are you?
(Informal way of asking someone their age.)

How old are you?
(Formal way of asking someone their age.)

Who are you?
(Informal way of asking someone who they are.)

Who are you?
(Formal way of asking someone who they are.)

What is your last name?
(Informal way of asking someone’s last name.)

What is your last name?
(Formal way of asking someone’s last name.)

When were you born?
(Informal way of asking someone when they were born.)

When were you born?
(Formal way of asking someone when they were born.)

Where were you born?
(Informal way of asking someone where they were born.)

Where were you born?
(Formal way of asking someone where they were born.)

Where do you live?
(Informal way of asking someone where they live.)

Where do you live?
(Formal way of asking someone where they live.)

Are you married?
(Informal way of asking someone if they are married.)

What do you do for a living?
(Informal way of asking someone what their job is.)

What do you do for a living?
(Formal way of asking someone what their job is.)

Welcome!
(Formal and informal way of welcoming someone.)