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29. Business in Italian

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Benvenuti al chapter 29 of our intermediate Italian corso: "Fare Affari in Italiano". This chapter is dedicated to the color that I desire to use Italian in a work or business environment. Affronteremo termini e frasi comuni utilizzate in the whole world of affari and how to conduct a formal conversation in Italian.

First of all, it is important to learn how to do affari in Italy to gain an understanding of Italian culture. It is important to show this quality during commercial interactions. In addition, use formal words such as "Signore" or "Signora" when doing so is a segno di rispetto.

We now pass through the specific vocabulary of affari. We start with a few general ends. "Affari" translates into "business" in Italian, while "azienda" means "company". "Customer" is "customer", and "fornitore" is "supplier". "Contratto" means "contract", and "fattura" is "invoice".

If you are trying to sell a product or a service, you will need to say "Il nostro prodotto è di alta qualità" ("Il nostro prodotto è di alta qualità") or "Il nostro servizio è il migliore sul mercato" ("Il nostro servizio è il migliore sul mercato" ("Il nostro servizio è il migliore sul mercato" (" Our service is my best market"). If you're trying to negotiate an agreement, you might say "Can we discuss the price?" ("Can we discuss the price?").

Efficacious communication is fundamental in the world of Africa. This is the phrase utili: "Can I do a taming?" ("Can I fare una domanda?"), "Non capisco" ("Non capisco"), "Potresti ripetere, per favore?" ("Potresti ripetere, per favore?")

If you're leading a laugh, you can go back to "Iniziamo la laughione" ("Iniziamo la risonione"), "Does that come to the next point at all'ordine del giorno?" ("Chi ha il prossimo punto all'ordine del giorno?"), o "Facciamo una pause" ("Facciamo una pause").

In fine, it is important to know how to create a conversation or a relationship in a professional way. Potresti dire "Grazie per il tuo tempo" ("Grazie per il tuo tempo"), "Spero di fare affari con te in futuro" ("Spero di fare affari con te in futuro"), the "A presto" ("A soon").

Questo concluso il nostro capitolo sui negozi in Italian. Speriamo que que este informazioni vi aiutino a vigare con cesso en nel mundo degli affari italiani. Ricorda, the practice is the chiave to become fluent in a new language, if you continue to practice this phrase and end up not feeling your help using it. Good fortune and good travel in the world of Italian affari!

Ricorda, the practice is the chiave to become fluent in a new language, if you continue to practice this phrase and end up not feeling your help using it. Good fortune and good travel in the world of Italian affari!

Now answer the exercise about the content:

What is the translation of the word "Affari" from Italian to English?

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