How to Ask for Clarification - Vocabulary and Review

Review the vocabulary that is useful when asking for clarification

Also Appears In: Can Ask for Clarification Level 1.1 Can Do Italian

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Let's review the key vocabulary.

Parlare.

"Speak."

Parlare. Parlare.

Più.

"More."

Più. Più.

Lentamente.

"Slowly."

Lentamente. Lentamente.

Let's review.

Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud.

Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.

Ready?

Do you remember the informal way to say,

"Excuse me."

Scusa.

And how to say "repeat?"

ripetere

Do you remember how Sasha asks,

"Excuse me, can you repeat that?" Remember she uses informal Italian.

Scusa, puoi ripetere?

Do you remember how to say

"Nice to meet you."

Piacere.

And do you remember how Giuseppe says,

"Nice to meet you. I'm Giuseppe."

Piacere, sono Giuseppe.

Do you remember how to say, "speak?"

parlare

And how to say, "more?"

più

Do you remember how to say, "slowly?"

lentamente

And how to say,  "Can you speak more slowly?"

Puoi parlare più lentamente?

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