Shopping in Italian

The most common Italian phrases for shopping and paying are “Quanto costa?” (How much is it?), “Lo prendo.” (I'll take it.), “Posso provarlo?” (Can I try it on?), “Posso pagare con carta?” (Can I pay by card?) and “Posso avere un rimborso?” (Can I get a refund?). Below are all 35, grouped by situation, each with its English meaning. Tap any one to hear it.

35 phrases · 5 situations · #176–210 of 333 · Updated

Prices and deals

Ask the price, and whether there is a cheaper one or a discount.

  1. #176 Quanto costa? How much is it?
  2. #177 È troppo caro. It's too expensive.
  3. #178 Ne avete uno più economico? Do you have a cheaper one?
  4. #194 C'è uno sconto? Is there a discount?
  5. #195 È in saldo. It's on sale.

Choosing

Look around, compare, and decide.

  1. #179 Lo prendo. I'll take it.
  2. #180 Non lo voglio. I don't want it.
  3. #185 Che colore vuoi? What color do you want?
  4. #186 Mi piace quello blu. I like the blue one.
  5. #192 Sto solo guardando. I'm just looking.
  6. #199 Esaurito. Out of stock.
  7. #201 Torno più tardi. I'll come back later.
  8. #209 Posso vederne un altro? Can I see another one?
  9. #210 Mi servono delle batterie. I need batteries.

Sizes and fitting

Try it on and find the right size.

  1. #181 Posso provarlo? Can I try it on?
  2. #182 Che taglia è? What size is this?
  3. #183 Avete una taglia più grande? Do you have a larger size?
  4. #184 Avete una taglia più piccola? Do you have a smaller size?
  5. #191 Dov'è il camerino? Where is the fitting room?

Paying

Card or cash, the change, the receipt and the bag.

  1. #187 Posso pagare con carta? Can I pay by card?
  2. #188 Accettate contanti? Do you accept cash?
  3. #189 Ho bisogno di uno scontrino. I need a receipt.
  4. #193 Potete incartarlo per regalo? Can you wrap it as a gift?
  5. #196 Ho bisogno di un sacchetto. I need a bag.
  6. #198 Dov'è la cassa? Where is the cashier?
  7. #206 Dove posso pagare? Where can I pay?
  8. #207 Può cambiare questa banconota? Can you break this bill?
  9. #208 Il resto è sbagliato. That's the wrong change.

Returns, delivery and opening hours

When it does not work, or has not arrived yet.

  1. #190 Posso avere un rimborso? Can I get a refund?
  2. #197 Aperto dalle nove alle sei. Open from nine to six.
  3. #200 Quando arriverà? When will it arrive?
  4. #202 Fate consegne a domicilio? Do you deliver?
  5. #203 L'ho ordinato online. I ordered this online.
  6. #204 Non funziona. This doesn't work.
  7. #205 Posso cambiarlo? Can you exchange it?

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Questions about Italian phrases for shopping and paying

What are the most common Italian phrases for shopping and paying?

The most common Italian phrases for shopping and paying are “Quanto costa?” (How much is it?), “Lo prendo.” (I'll take it.), “Posso provarlo?” (Can I try it on?), “Posso pagare con carta?” (Can I pay by card?) and “Posso avere un rimborso?” (Can I get a refund?). All 35 are on this page, grouped by situation.

How do I learn to say these Italian phrases?

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