Airport & Customs

1. Mi mustrati u passaportu, pi favuri

   Please show me your passport

   Usage

   A standard line from immigration officers; worth recognizing when you hear it

   Grammar Note

   The ending -ati is the plural imperative, also used politely to one person. Real immigration checks are usually in Italian or English. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

2. Quanti notti vuliti ristari?

   How many nights do you want to stay?

   Usage

   How an officer might ask the length of your stay; worth recognizing when you hear it

   Grammar Note

   Nights can be counted, so it takes quanti (a quantity takes quantu). Vuliti is the plural form, also used politely to one person. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

3. U me bagagghiu nun è ancora arrivatu

   My luggage hasn't arrived yet

   Usage

   Tell baggage-claim staff that your luggage has not come out

   Grammar Note

   Negation is nun. The possessive me does not change for gender or number. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

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