How to Say ‘Bianchi Office, good morning.’ in Italian
Studio Bianchi, buongiorno.
STOO-dyoh BYAHN-kee bwon-JOR-noh
[STOO-dyoh BYAHN-kee bwon-JOR-noh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italian offices answer with their name and then a greeting, never with pronto "hello", which is for personal calls. After lunch you'll hear buonasera instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Studio Bianchi,
STOO-dyoh BYAHN-kee
Bianchi Office,
'Studio' here means a professional office, such as a law or accounting firm. In 'Bianchi', 'ch' sounds like a hard 'k': BYAN-kee.
Lavoro nello Studio Bianchi.
I work at the Bianchi office.
Words in this phrase
Studio
[STOO-dyoh]
office / practice
A professional's workplace, like a dentist's or lawyer's office.
Lo studio apre alle nove.
The office opens at nine.
Bianchi
[BYAHN-kee]
Bianchi (surname)
A common Italian family name, here the name of the professional office.
Il signor Bianchi è in ufficio.
Mr. Bianchi is in the office.
buongiorno.
bwon-JOR-noh
good morning / hello.
A standard polite greeting used until mid-afternoon. Say it as one word: bwon-JOR-no.
Buongiorno, come sta?
Good morning, how are you?
Words in this phrase
buongiorno
[bwon-JOR-noh]
good morning / hello
Standard greeting used until early afternoon.
Buongiorno, come va?
Good morning, how's it going?
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