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How to say “I am from the United States.” in Italian
The Italian for “I am from the United States.”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Step 4Vorrei un tavolo per due.
I would like a table for two.
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Start freeI am from the United States.
Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.
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Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.
I am from the United States.
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Italian words and phrases that go with it
Learn these next. They are among the most common everyday Italian words and sentences.
- Hello, how are you?Ciao, come stai?
- I am fine, thank you.Sto bene, grazie.
- My name is Anna.Mi chiamo Anna.
- What is your name?Come ti chiami?
- Nice to meet you.Piacere di conoscerti.
- Where are you from?Di dove sei?
- Do you speak English?Parli inglese?
- I do not understand.Non capisco.
- Can you repeat that, please?Puoi ripetere, per favore?
- Please speak more slowly.Parla più lentamente, per favore.
- I do not know.Non lo so.
- Excuse me, where is the bathroom?Scusi, dov'è il bagno?
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“I am from the United States.” is one of the everyday sentences in the 4ToSpeak Italian guides. Browse every Italian word and phrase A–Z or work through the common words in order.
How do you say “I am from the United States.” in Italian?
“I am from the United States.” in Italian is “Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.”.
What does “Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.” mean in English?
“Vengo dagli Stati Uniti.” is Italian for “I am from the United States.”.
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