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/ˈkamera/noun
room
Room with the bed, where you sleep.
Vorrei andare in camera, sono stanco morto.
I'd like to go to my room, I'm exhausted.
/ˈkamera/noun
room
Room with the bed, where you sleep.
Stress on the first syllable: CÀ-me-ra.
/ˈnɔtte/noun
night
The dark hours between evening and morning.
Abbiamo viaggiato tutta la notte e siamo molto stanchi.
We travelled all night and we're very tired.
/ˈnɔtte/noun
night
The dark hours between evening and morning.
Open o and a long double t held: NÒT-te.
/ˈkjave/noun
key
Metal object that opens and closes a lock.
Può darmi la chiave della camera, per favore?
Could you give me the key to the room, please?
/ˈkjave/noun
key
Metal object that opens and closes a lock.
chi- sounds like /k/: KIÀ-ve, not like in cielo.
/prenotatˈtsjone/noun
reservation
A place or service you keep held for yourself by asking for it beforehand.
Ho già pagato la prenotazione, ma nessuno mi apre.
I already paid for the reservation, but no one's letting me in.
/prenotatˈtsjone/noun
reservation
A place or service you keep held for yourself by asking for it beforehand.
The z is pronounced voiceless and long, like a double ts: prenotat-tsió-ne.
/tʃiˈtɔfono/noun
intercom
Device near the front door used to talk to someone inside and get them to let you in.
Ho suonato al citofono ma non risponde nessuno.
I rang the intercom but nobody answers.
/tʃiˈtɔfono/noun
intercom
Device near the front door used to talk to someone inside and get them to let you in.
The stress is on the second syllable, with an open o: ci-TÒ-fo-no.
/riˈtardo/noun
delay
Time that passes beyond the expected time.
Il treno è arrivato con tre ore di ritardo.
The train arrived three hours late.
/riˈtardo/noun
delay
Time that passes beyond the expected time.
/porˈtjɛre/noun
doorman
Person stationed at the entrance of a building, who checks who comes in and opens the door.
Vorrei parlare con il portiere di notte, per favore.
I'd like to speak to the night doorman, please.
/porˈtjɛre/noun
doorman
Person stationed at the entrance of a building, who checks who comes in and opens the door.
The e of -tie- is open: por-TIÈ-re.
/ˈpjano/adverb
slowly
With slowness, without hurry.
Può ripetere più piano, il citofono si sente male.
Could you repeat that more slowly, the intercom is hard to hear.
/ˈpjano/adverb
slowly
With slowness, without hurry.
/aʃʃenˈsore/noun
elevator
Cabin that carries people up and down between the floors of a building.
Preferisco salire in ascensore, le valigie sono pesanti.
I'd rather take the elevator, the suitcases are heavy.
/aʃʃenˈsore/noun
elevator
Cabin that carries people up and down between the floors of a building.
sc before e sounds like sci, held long: a-scen-SÓ-re.
/alˈbɛrɡo/noun
hotel
Building where you pay to sleep when you're travelling.
Siamo arrivati in albergo dopo mezzanotte e il portone era chiuso.
We got to the hotel after midnight and the front door was locked.
/alˈbɛrɡo/noun
hotel
Building where you pay to sleep when you're travelling.
The stress is on the second syllable, and the e is open: al-BÈR-go.
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