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Scene illustrating a Italian-language dentist appointment conversation

Key Phrases

Come posso aiutarla?

How can I help you?

Prendere un appuntamento

To make an appointment

Preferirei

I would prefer

Skills You'll Learn

Scheduling an appointment

Fissare un appuntamento

Expressing preference

Esprimere una preferenza

Understanding availability

Capire la disponibilità

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you need to schedule a dental appointment in Italy. You call the Paradiso Dental Clinic and are greeted by a friendly receptionist. You discuss your next week's availability and confirm a suitable time for your appointment.

Buongiorno, Studio Dentistico Paradiso, come posso aiutarla?

Good morning, Paradiso Dental Clinic, how can I help you?

Buongiorno, sono Emily Smith . Vorrei prendere un appuntamento.

Good morning, I am Emily Smith. I would like to make an appointment.

Certo, Signor Smith . Per quale giorno cerca un appuntamento?

Certainly, Ms. Smith. For which day are you looking for an appointment?

Preferirei un giorno della prossima settimana, se è possibile.

I would prefer a day next week, if possible.

Abbiamo disponibilità martedì o giovedì. Va bene?

We have availability on Tuesday or Thursday. Is that alright?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

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Buongiorno

boo-ohn-JOHR-noh

Good morning

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Studio

STOO-dyo

Office/Studio

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Dentistico

dehn-TEES-tee-koh

Dental

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Studio Dentistico

STOO-dyo dehn-TEES-tee-koh

Dental Clinic

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Come

KOH-meh

How

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Posso

POH-ssoh

Can I

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Aiutarla?

ah-yoo-TAHR-lah

Help you?

💬 [aiutarla] is [aiutare] + [la], so literally 'to help her' — but in service situations it often means formal 'you'. You'll see the same attached ending in [chiamarla] and [accompagnarla].

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❓🤝

Come posso aiutarla?

KOH-meh POH-ssoh ah-yoo-TAHR-lah

How can I help you?

💬 [aiutarla] is [aiutare] + [la], so literally 'help her' — but here [la] is the formal 'you'. Italian often attaches this little ending to the verb: [posso accompagnarla?], [devo chiamarla?].

🇮🇹 This is a standard polite opener from reception staff, shops, and offices. It sounds professional and slightly formal, which fits a clinic well.

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Sono Emily Smith .

SOH-noh

I am Emily Smith.

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