Explanation:
This task is a matching exercise: you need to pair each Italian greeting or phrase (left column, numbered 1–11) with its correct English meaning (right column, labeled A–K).
Let’s go one by one:
1.
buonanotte → “good night” → matches
C
2.
arrivederci → “goodbye” → matches
E
3.
buonasera → “good evening” → matches
F
4.
ciao → “hi / bye” (used for both hello and goodbye informally) → matches
A
5.
non c’è male → literally “not bad” → matches
J
6.
bene grazie, e tu? → “really well, thank you, and you?” → but note: the English list has “really well” (
H) and “well thank you and you?” (
I). The full phrase is best matched with
I, since it includes “and you?”. So
6 → I
7.
buongiorno → “good morning / good day” → matches
K
8.
come stai? → “How are you?” → matches
B
9.
sto molto male → “I’m very sick” → matches
D
10.
sto male → “I’m sick” (less severe than #9) → matches
G
11.
benissimo → “really well” → matches
H
Now double-check all letters are used once and only once:
A → ciao
✔
B → come stai?
✔
C → buonanotte
✔
D → sto molto male
✔
E → arrivederci
✔
F → buonasera
✔
G → sto male
✔
H → benissimo
✔
I → bene grazie, e tu?
✔
J → non c’è male
✔
K → buongiorno
✔
All match perfectly.
Final Answer:
1–C, 2–E, 3–F, 4–A, 5–J, 6–I, 7–K, 8–B, 9–D, 10–G, 11–H
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of italian language worksheet.