Italiano Everyday Situations Stories
Learn practical Italiano through everyday situation stories. From morning routines to grocery shopping, these stories teach real vocabulary you'll use daily. Practice common phrases, learn how to describe activities, and build confidence for real-world conversations. Each story reflects authentic daily life scenarios.
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At the Restaurant
Anna and Tom visit a restaurant for dinner. They order pizza, pasta, and drinks from the waiter. After enjoying their meal and dessert, they pay the bill and leave a tip.
Visiting the Doctor
Anna feels unwell with a headache and sore throat. She visits the doctor, who examines her and diagnoses a cold. The doctor gives her a prescription and advises rest.
Hotel Check-In
Tom arrives at a hotel after a long journey. He checks in at the reception, gets his room key, and learns about breakfast and wifi. He finds his clean, comfortable room on the third floor.
At the Post Office
Tom visits the post office to send a package to his grandmother in Germany. He waits in line, weighs the package, and fills out a form. The friendly postal worker explains the cost and delivery time. Tom pays with his card and receives a tracking number to follow his package online.
At the Supermarket
Lisa goes to the supermarket to buy food for the week. She takes a cart and visits different sections: fruits and vegetables, dairy, meat, and grocery aisles. She picks fresh produce, bread, milk, eggs, chicken, fish, pasta, rice, coffee, and tea. After checking her list, she pays at the checkout and leaves happy with her quick shopping trip.
At the Pharmacy
Tom has a cold and visits his local pharmacy for medicine. The friendly pharmacist helps him choose cold medicine and cherry-flavored cough drops. She explains how to take the medicine and Tom goes home to rest.
At the Airport
Maria travels to Paris for a business trip. She goes through check-in, security, and boards her flight. After a smooth journey, she arrives in Paris and takes a taxi to begin her meeting.
Shopping for Clothes
Emma goes shopping for summer clothes. She buys a beautiful blue dress, brown sandals, and a discounted t-shirt. She considers a leather bag but decides it's too expensive. She pays and goes home happy with her purchases.
At the Bank
Maria visits a local bank to open a new savings account. A friendly employee guides her through the process, explaining account types and fees. Maria provides her documents, makes her first deposit, and learns about online banking features. She leaves with a temporary card, pleased that the process was simple and straightforward.
Calling Customer Service
Emma calls customer service after noticing unexpected charges on her phone bill. A helpful agent named David identifies a billing error for international calls she never made and removes the charge. He also helps her switch to a cheaper plan with more benefits, leaving Emma satisfied with the quick resolution.
Getting a Haircut
Marco visits the barbershop for a much-needed haircut. The barber Tony cuts his hair following a picture Marco shows him, trims his beard, and they chat about football. Marco leaves feeling fresh and confident after paying and giving a tip.
Renting an Apartment
Sophie finds a two-bedroom apartment close to her workplace and arranges a viewing with the landlord, Mr. Weber. She tours the apartment, checking the kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, and storage. After discussing lease terms, rent, deposits, and house rules, Sophie decides to rent it. She signs the contract a week later, excited to start her new life in her perfect apartment.