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How to Say ‘Then a Hugo, please.’ in Italian

Allora un Hugo, per favore.

ah-lloh-rah oon OO-goh pehr fah-VOH-reh

[ah-lloh-rah oon OO-goh pehr fah-VOH-reh]

Phrase Breakdown

Allora un Hugo,

ah-lloh-rah oon OO-goh

Then a Hugo,

'Allora' means 'then' or 'well', and is used when deciding. Double the 'l': 'al-LO-ra'.

Example

Allora andiamo.

Well then, let's go.

Words in this phrase

Allora

[ah-lloh-rah]

then

Indicates something that logically follows or indicates timing.

Example

Ma allora, cosa facciamo?

But then, what do we do?

[oon]

a / an

An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.

Example

È stato un incontro molto utile.

It was a very useful meeting.

Hugo

[OO-goh]

Hugo (cocktail)

A cocktail of prosecco, elderflower syrup, mint and soda.

Example

Due Hugo, per favore.

Two Hugos, please.

per favore.

pehr fah-VOH-reh

please.

Polite closing. Stress 'fa-VO-re'.

Example

Il conto, per favore.

The bill, please.

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

for

A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.

Example

Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.

I am here to get to know new companies.

favore

[fah-VOH-reh]

favor

Noun meaning favor; with 'per' it means 'please'.

Example

Mi fai un favore?

Can you do me a favor?

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