How to Say ‘Meal vouchers’ in Italian
Buoni pasto
BWOH-nee PAHS-toh
[BWOH-nee PAHS-toh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Buoni pasto] are meal vouchers, often issued by employers or institutions, not just generic discount coupons. Whether a canteen accepts them can depend on the provider and what you're buying.
Phrase Breakdown
Buoni
[BWOH-nee]
Meal vouchers
Coupons specifically for purchasing meals.
Usiamo i buoni pasto per la mensa.
We use meal vouchers for the canteen.
pasto
[PAHS-toh]
Meal
A regular occasion of consuming food.
Buoni per un pasto sano.
Vouchers for a healthy meal.
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