Vorrei prenotare un massaggio
I would like to book a massage
Usage
Book a massage at a spa or wellness centre
Grammar Note
"Prenotare" = pre (before) + notare (note): to reserve/book in advance
È troppo forte, più delicato per favore
It's too strong, please be more gentle
Usage
Ask the therapist to ease up on pressure
Grammar Note
"Troppo + adjective" means too + adjective. "Delicato" means gentle/delicate
Può concentrarsi sulla schiena?
Could you focus on the back?
Usage
Request the therapist concentrate on a specific body area
Grammar Note
"Concentrarsi su" is reflexive + preposition. "Sulla" = su + la (on + the feminine article)
Così va benissimo, continui
This way is very good, please continue
Usage
Let the therapist know the technique and pressure are just right
Grammar Note
"Continui" is the Lei formal imperative. "Benissimo" is the absolute superlative of bene
Ho un dolore alla spalla destra
I have pain in my right shoulder
Usage
Tell the massage therapist where you have pain
Grammar Note
"Alla" = a + la (preposition + feminine article). "Spalla" is feminine. Use "sinistra" for left
Che tipo di massaggio consiglia?
What type of massage do you recommend?
Usage
Ask the spa therapist which type of massage they recommend
Grammar Note
"Consiglia" is the Lei form of consigliare (to recommend). Types: "rilassante" (relaxing), "sportivo" (sports)
Ho tensione al collo
I have tension in my neck
Usage
Tell the therapist about neck tension or stiffness
Grammar Note
"Al" = a + il (at + masculine article). "Collo" (neck) is masculine. Swap: "lombare" (lower back), "gambe" (legs)
È inclusa la sauna?
Is the sauna included?
Usage
Check whether a sauna is included in the spa package
Grammar Note
"Sauna" is treated as feminine, so "inclusa." "Inclusa" is the feminine past participle of includere
Può usare più olio, per favore?
Could you use more oil, please?
Usage
Ask the therapist to apply more massage oil
Grammar Note
"Olio" (oil) is masculine. Opposite: "meno olio" (less oil)
Mi sono sentito / sentita benissimo, grazie mille
I felt very good, thank you very much
Usage
Thank the therapist after a great massage
Grammar Note
"Sentirsi" is reflexive, using essere. Match "sentito" (masc) or "sentita" (fem) to your gender
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