100 Frasi Inglesi Quotidiane per Conversazioni di Tutti i Giorni

OpenL Team 10/17/2025

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Che tu stia riscaldando una conversazione o chiedendo aiuto al volo, queste 100 frasi coprono ciò che dici di più nella vita reale. Sono brevi, naturali e facili da adattare. Usale come esercizi di conversazione quotidiani: leggi ad alta voce, registrati e scambia alcune parole per rendere ogni frase tua.

Suggerimento professionale: per un tono educato, aggiungi attenuanti come “per favore”, “potresti” e “ti dispiacerebbe”; per chiarezza, conferma i dettagli alla fine (“…giusto?”).

Saluti e Presentazioni

Le prime impressioni contano. Usa questi inizi amichevoli per avviare conversazioni, presentarti e impostare un tono invitante.

  1. Hi! How’s it going?
  • → Pretty good, thanks. You?
  1. Good morning! How are you?
  • → I’m good, thanks for asking.
  1. Nice to meet you.
  • → Nice to meet you too.
  1. My name is [your name].
  • → Nice to meet you, [name].
  1. Where are you from?
  • → I’m from [place].
  1. What do you do?
  • → I’m a [job].
  1. How have you been?
  • → Pretty good, thanks.
  1. It’s great to see you again.
  • → Great to see you too!

Conversazioni Informali e Meteo

Le conversazioni casuali costruiscono rapporti. Questi argomenti leggeri ti aiutano a connetterti senza andare troppo sul personale.

  1. How’s your day going?
  • → Not bad, thanks.
  1. What are you up to today?
  • → Just running some errands.
  1. Is it a busy day?
  • → Kind of, yeah.
  1. Lovely weather today.
  • → It really is.
  1. It’s pretty cold today.
  • → Tell me about it.
  1. Did you watch the game last night?
  • → Yeah, it was great!
  1. How was your weekend?
  • → It was nice, thanks.
  1. Do you have any plans for the weekend?
  • → Not yet—maybe just rest.

Richieste e Offerte Educate

La cortesia facilita le interazioni quotidiane. Usa queste frasi per chiedere aiuto o offrire assistenza in modo naturale.

  1. Could you please help me with this?
  • → Sure, what do you need?
  1. Would you mind opening the window?
  • → Not at all.
  1. Can I ask you a quick question?
  • → Go ahead.
  1. Could I get a glass of water, please?
  • → Of course—one moment.
  1. Would it be okay if I sit here?
  • → Yes, go ahead.
  1. Do you need a hand?
  • → Yes, please. Thanks!
  1. Let me know if you need anything.
  • → Will do, thanks.
  1. Can I get you anything?
  • → I’m good, thanks.
  1. That would be great, thank you.
  • → You’re welcome.
  1. I would really appreciate your help.
  • → Happy to help.

Chiarimenti e Verifiche

La chiarezza previene i malintesi. Queste righe ti aiutano a confermare dettagli, ortografie e tempistiche in modo cortese.

  1. Sorry, I didn’t catch that.
  • → No problem—I’ll repeat it.
  1. Could you say that again, please?
  • → Of course.
  1. Could you speak a little slower?
  • → Absolutely.
  1. What do you mean by that?
  • → I mean…
  1. How do you spell that?
  • → It’s [letters].
  1. Just to confirm, we meet at 3, right?
  • → Yes, 3 p.m.
  • → Actually, 3:30.
  1. Did you mean next Monday?
  • → Yes, next Monday.
  • → No, I meant this Monday.
  1. Am I following you correctly?
  • → Exactly.

Pianificazione e Programmi

Una buona pianificazione fa risparmiare tempo. Usa queste frasi per trovare un orario, confermare la logistica e riprogrammare con grazia.

  1. Are you free tomorrow afternoon?
  • → I am after 3.
  1. What time works best for you?
  • → 10 a.m. works.
  1. Let’s meet at 3 p.m.
  • → Works for me.
  • → Could we do 3:30?
  1. Does Friday work for you?
  • → Yes, Friday is good.
  • → I’d prefer Thursday.
  1. Can we reschedule?
  • → Sure—what time?
  1. I’ll get back to you by tomorrow.
  • → Thanks—appreciate it.
  1. I’ll put it on my calendar.
  • → Great, thanks.
  1. Let’s touch base later this week.
  • → Sounds good.
  1. Can we do a quick call?
  • → Sure—when?
  1. Can I take a rain check?
  • → Of course.

Shopping e Denaro

L’inglese per lo shopping appare ovunque. Queste righe coprono prezzi, taglie, pagamenti e resi.

  1. How much is this?
  • → It’s $25.
  • → That one is on sale for $15.
  1. I’m just looking, thanks.
  • → No problem—let me know if you need help.
  1. Do you have this in a medium?
  • → Yes—right this way.
  • → Sorry, we’re out of medium.
  1. Is there a discount on this?
  • → It’s 10% off today.
  1. Can I pay by card?
  • → Yes, we take all major cards.
  1. Could I get a receipt, please?
  • → Sure—paper or email?
  1. Where is the fitting room?
  • → It’s at the back.
  1. Can I return or exchange this?
  • → Yes, within 30 days.

Ristorazione e Servizio

Dai caffè ai ristoranti, richieste chiare portano a un servizio più fluido. Usa queste righe per ordinare, chiedere e pagare.

  1. A table for two, please.
  • → Right this way.
  • → There’s a 10‑minute wait.
  1. Could we see the menu?
  • → Of course—here you go.
  1. What do you recommend?
  • → The salmon is very popular.
  1. I’ll have the chicken salad, please.
  • → Great choice.
  1. Could we have the check, please?
  • → Sure—I’ll bring it right over.
  1. Can we split the bill?
  • → Absolutely.

Viaggi e Indicazioni

In movimento, domande concise ti portano dove devi essere. Queste linee aiutano con percorsi, tempi e biglietti.

  1. How do I get to the train station?
  • → Take the 10 bus two stops.
  1. Is it within walking distance?
  • → Yes—about 15 minutes.
  • → It’s a bit far; better take the bus.
  1. Which bus should I take?
  • → Take the 23 toward downtown.
  1. How long does it take to get there?
  • → Around 20 minutes.
  1. Is this the right platform?
  • → Yes, you’re in the right place.
  • → No—try platform 3.
  1. Is it one-way or round-trip?
  • → One-way.
  • → Round‑trip is cheaper.
  1. Could you show me on the map?
  • → Sure—right here.
  1. I think I’m lost.
  • → No worries—where are you now?

Telefono & Online

La comunicazione a distanza richiede chiarezza. Usa queste linee per risolvere problemi audio e coordinare link o schermi.

  1. May I speak to Sarah, please?
  • → Speaking.
  • → She’s not available—can I take a message?
  1. You’re breaking up.
  • → I’ll move to a better spot.
  1. I’ll call you back in a minute.
  • → Okay—talk soon.
  1. Can you hear me okay?
  • → Loud and clear.
  1. I’ll send you the link.
  • → Thanks—I’ll check it now.
  1. I’ll share my screen now.
  • → I can see it.

Frasi di Inglese Quotidiano al Lavoro

La comunicazione professionale richiede un tono diverso, educato, chiaro e orientato all’azione. Le seguenti frasi sono comunemente usate in uffici o in contesti di lavoro a distanza e sono particolarmente utili per ragazzi più grandi e adolescenti che si preparano per la comunicazione nel mondo reale.

  1. Do you have a minute?
  • → Sure—what’s up?
  1. Could you give me a quick update on the project?
  • → We’re on track.
  1. Let’s kick off the meeting.
  • → Sounds good.
  1. Could you walk us through this?
  • → Absolutely—step one is…
  1. What’s the status on this task?
  • → It’s done.
  1. What’s the deadline?
  • → End of day Friday.
  1. I’ll take care of it.
  • → Thank you.
  1. I’ll follow up after the meeting.
  • → Great—thanks.
  1. Let’s take this offline.
  • → Agreed.
  1. What are the action items?
  • → I’ll draft the doc; you’ll review.

Opinioni & Concordare/Non Concordare

Condividere opinioni rispettosamente mantiene le conversazioni produttive. Queste linee ti aiutano a concordare, non concordare e chiedere motivazioni senza sembrare brusco.

  1. I think this is a good idea.
  • → I agree.
  1. In my view, we should wait.
  • → That’s fair.
  1. From my perspective, it’s risky.
  • → What risk do you see?
  1. That makes sense.
  • → Glad it helps.
  1. I agree with you.
  • → Appreciate that.
  1. I see your point, but I disagree.
  • → That’s okay—tell me more.
  1. I’m not sure I follow.
  • → Let me clarify.
  1. Could you explain your reasoning?
  • → Sure—here’s how I see it.
  1. Let’s agree to disagree.
  • → Works for me.
  1. I’m open to other ideas.
  • → I have a suggestion.

Emergenze e Problemi

In situazioni urgenti o complicate, un linguaggio semplice e diretto funziona meglio. Queste frasi ti aiutano a chiedere aiuto e a spiegare rapidamente problemi comuni.

  1. I need help.
  • → What happened?
  1. It’s an emergency.
  • → Call 911 now.
  1. Please call emergency services.
  • → I’m calling now.
  1. I’ve lost my wallet.
  • → Where did you last see it?
  1. I don’t feel well.
  • → Do you need a doctor?
  1. There’s a mistake on the bill.
  • → Sorry about that—I’ll fix it.
  1. My phone isn’t working.
  • → Try restarting it.
  1. Can you call a taxi for me?
  • → Sure—I’ll order one now.

Come Praticare (7 minuti al giorno)

In circa sette minuti al giorno: ripeti dieci frasi (ascolta un clip di un madrelingua o una tua registrazione e parla in sincronia), sostituisci una o due parole in ogni frase per farla tua, registrati settimanalmente per controllare ritmo, pronuncia e chiarezza, e prova tre frasi in una conversazione reale. La coerenza batte l’intensità—piccoli esercizi quotidiani costruiscono una vera fluidità.


Linee Guida Rapide (Usa Ovunque)

Mantienilo breve e cortese—un’idea per frase, per favore/grazie quando appropriato. Scegli il tono giusto: “potrebbe/vorrebbe” è più morbido di “può/vuole.” Conferma gli elementi essenziali (ora, data, luogo, prezzi, numeri, fusi orari), evita parole vaghe come “questo/quello/esso,” e fai una domanda alla volta.

Rispecchia la formalità dell’altra persona. In chiamate o online, dì cosa farai prima di farlo (ad es., “Condividerò il mio schermo ora”). Se rimani bloccato, usa frasi di sicurezza: “Lasciami riformulare,” o “Dammi un secondo per controllare.”

Errori Comuni da Evitare

Le trappole tipiche includono fare due domande contemporaneamente (chiedi, fai una pausa, poi segui), usare eccessivamente “molto/così” invece di una parola precisa, tradurre letteralmente i modi di dire, saltare le conferme per orari/date e fusi orari, e affidarsi solo a “puoi” nelle richieste formali—aggiungi “per favore,” o passa a “potresti.”

Sommario e Prossimi Passi

Scegli 5–10 frasi da praticare quotidianamente, personalizzale e usale in conversazioni reali. Registra un controllo settimanale per monitorare chiarezza, ritmo e sicurezza. Rivedi mensilmente: mantieni ciò che usi, elimina ciò che non usi e aggiungi 20 preferiti personali.