How to Say ‘One ticket, please’ in Italian
Un biglietto, per favore
oon beel-LYET-toh pehr fah-VOH-reh
[oon beel-LYET-toh pehr fah-VOH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a
An indefinite article meaning a or one, used before masculine singular nouns.
Vorrei Un biglietto, per favore, per Roma.
I would like a ticket, please, for Rome.
biglietto
[beel-LYET-toh]
ticket
A noun meaning ticket, often used when buying transport or entry tickets.
Un biglietto, per favore, per il museo.
One ticket, please, for the museum.
per
[pehr]
for
A preposition meaning for; in the phrase per favore it helps form the polite expression please.
Un biglietto, per favore, andata e ritorno.
One ticket, please, round trip.
favore
[fah-VOH-reh]
favor
A noun meaning favor; in the fixed expression per favore it means please.
Mi dia un biglietto, per favore, per domani.
Give me a ticket, please, for tomorrow.
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