At the bank: opening your first Italian account
From Living in Italian · 6:26
Show by Adesso Italian
Your salary, your rent and your bills all need an Italian bank account. Learn what to say to open one, the questions the bank will ask, and the words on every bank statement. Key phrases Vorrei aprire un conto corrente.: I'd like to open a current account. Ha con sé un documento?: Do you have ID with you? Mi serve per lo stipendio.: I need it for my salary. La carta è compresa?: Is the card included? Posso fare la domiciliazione?: Can I set up a direct debit? Dove devo firmare?: Where do I sign? In this episode 00:00 The conversation 00:56 Welcome 01:33 Line by line 03:36 Your turn 04:27 Italy, decoded 05:05 The conversation, again 06:01 See you next time There's a printable booklet for the bank and the post office, with the words, the phrases and the messages you can copy, and audio for every line. And Studio, where Unit 1 is free: Studio The voices in this episode are AI-generated. Every script is written for real life in Italy and checked by a native Italian speaker.
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