
Italian Language Essentials: Thrive in Business Meetings and Presentations
The search did not return specific results with detailed phrases or vocabulary for Italian used in meetings and presentations. To provide a concise and useful response, I will draw from my knowledge base about typical Italian expressions and vocabulary commonly used in business meetings and presentations.
Here is a useful guide with common Italian phrases for meetings and presentations:
Common Phrases for Italian Meetings
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Starting a Meeting
- “Buongiorno a tutti.” (Good morning everyone.)
- “Iniziamo la riunione.” (Let’s start the meeting.)
- “Grazie per essere venuti.” (Thank you for coming.)
- “L’agenda per oggi è…” (Today’s agenda is…)
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During the Meeting
- “Vorrei prendere la parola.” (I would like to speak.)
- “Posso intervenire?” (May I intervene?)
- “Sono d’accordo.” (I agree.)
- “Non sono d’accordo.” (I disagree.)
- “Potremmo considerare…” (We could consider…)
- “Hai qualche domanda?” (Do you have any questions?)
- “Riassumendo…” (To summarize…)
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Concluding the Meeting
- “Per concludere…” (To conclude…)
- “Ricapitolando i punti principali…” (Recapping the main points…)
- “Grazie a tutti per la partecipazione.” (Thank you all for participating.)
Common Phrases for Presentations in Italian
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Introducing the Presentation
- “Buongiorno, oggi vi parlerò di…” (Good morning, today I will talk to you about…)
- “Lo scopo di questa presentazione è…” (The purpose of this presentation is…)
- “Iniziamo con…” (Let’s start with…)
- “Vi illustrerò…” (I will illustrate/show you…)
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Presenting Information
- “Come potete vedere…” (As you can see…)
- “Questo grafico mostra…” (This chart shows…)
- “I dati indicano che…” (The data indicates that…)
- “Un aspetto importante è…” (An important aspect is…)
- “Passiamo ora a…” (Let’s now move on to…)
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Engaging the Audience
- “Se avete domande, fatemelo sapere.” (If you have questions, let me know.)
- “C’è qualcosa che non è chiaro?” (Is there anything unclear?)
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Concluding the Presentation
- “Per concludere…” (To conclude…)
- “Vi ringrazio per l’attenzione.” (Thank you for your attention.)
- “Sono disponibile per eventuali domande.” (I am available for any questions.)
If there is interest, it is also possible to provide polite formal expressions or sector-specific terminology for meetings and presentations in Italian.
Would a list or a more detailed mini-glossary of expressions for Italian meetings and presentations be helpful?
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