This tranlator is indexed alphabetically with common American English phrases. It assumes common language usage, NOT direct translation. An example which caviots the neccecity for common usage translation is the direct English translation of the Italian phrase, "Ti voglio tanto bene". The direct English equivalant would be "You I want alot good". Yuck! Actually this is a phrase used to say to a loved one or very close friend, "I love you", or, "I care about you very much".

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Can you do me a favor? Do you like it? Excuse me, do you speak English? Hi / Bye How do you say...? How much does it cost? How old are you? I don't like it I forgot I need some gasoline Is that grocery store open? Is there a telephone near by? I'll take it I'm hungry I'm sleepy I'm thirsty Is it far from here? May I have another? May I leave the car there? My pleasure Not yet Please, leave me alone Is the bar closed? There is no more toilet paper Two coffees, please Wait for me We need to go What does this mean? What is your name? What time is it? Where are you from? Where is the bathroom? Where is the busstop? Will you please carry (or bring me) my bag? You are very beautiful

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