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How to say “Good night, sleep well.” in Italian
The Italian for “Good night, sleep well.”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Start freeGood night, sleep well.
Buonanotte, dormi bene.
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Buonanotte, dormi bene.
Good night, sleep well.
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Italian words and phrases that go with it
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- My family is big.La mia famiglia è grande.
- Today is a beautiful day.Oggi è una bella giornata.
- See you tomorrow.A domani.
- Thank you very much.Grazie mille.
- You are welcome.Prego.
- I am sorry.Mi dispiace.
- Where can I buy a ticket?Dove posso comprare un biglietto?
- I have a reservation.Ho una prenotazione.
- Is there a pharmacy nearby?C'è una farmacia qui vicino?
- I am allergic to nuts.Sono allergico alle noci.
- Happy birthday!Buon compleanno!
- I like to read books.Mi piace leggere libri.
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How do you say “Good night, sleep well.” in Italian?
“Good night, sleep well.” in Italian is “Buonanotte, dormi bene.”.
What does “Buonanotte, dormi bene.” mean in English?
“Buonanotte, dormi bene.” is Italian for “Good night, sleep well.”.
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