"Il pane, per favore"

Translation: The bread, please

[zombies_of_dawn]

Something like "pass the bread" would have been better.

[BampaOwl]

Depends on the context. And what's Italian for "pass" in this context?

[UdulaSilva]

Ya

[Abdalrhman500]

I'M agree with you

[dmaiolo7]

Maybe you guys should clean your ears. It says "il" very clearly

[Alizah484449]

This language is so like Spanish!

[Hector290697]

Yes, our language family is awesome. :)

[sunnyyen]

"Il" doesn't make any sound in the recording.

[ChipAgapi]

is favore correctly pronounced?

[Regency]

That doesn't sound like the answer at all.

[Regency]

The slow version sounds totally different from the normal speed version.

[rickcapellano]

Me too

[aflah3]

what does the 'per' mean actually

[Curious_Soul]

Per means for, but per favore means please**. (Por favor in Spanish)

[Juan260278]

FOR, a favour ..... or, favour me

[AleRodrigu812304]

What is the difference between 'prego' and 'per favore'

[doreen576470]

The first is you are welcome (after the fact) the 2nd is please(asking before)

[Nicole_USA]

Why is it also acceptable to translate this as "bread please"? Does that mean "Pane, per favore" is grammatically incorrect if you want to say "bread please"?

[benton.1]

Italians use "the" differently than we do in English. We use the definite article "the" to mean a specific thing, they customarily use "il, la, lo..." to mean something in general: e.g. "il pane" can just mean bread in general instead of "the bread".

[RobertAdubato]

The posted translation is what I wrote. Why wasn't it accepted?