
BY: Catherine Edwards
Embarking on a job hunt in a new country, not to mention a new language, is daunting to say the least. It is possible to get a job without speaking Italian in Italy, particularly if you speak fluent English, but knowing a few phrases can go a long way.
It shows you're serious about living and working in Italy, and will reassure employers that you're committed to adapting to the country. Understanding the basic vocab will also help you navigate job adverts - and, later, contracts - much more easily. So here are a few of the words and phrases to get you started on the Italian job-hunt.
SOURCE: https://www.thelocal.it/
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