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Unit 1 · Ciao! · Beginner · Free

Italian Greeting Songs for Kids

Hello, good morning, please, thank you, goodbye: the words a child can use the same day they learn them. These songs are where every Italian journey starts, and they are free to listen to.

6 songs · 19 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song

The greeting songs

Italian greeting words from these songs

Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.

ItalianEnglish
buongiornogood morning
come stai?how are you?
molto benevery well
graziethank you
ciaohello
benegood
giochiamo!let's play!
per favoreplease
pregoyou're welcome
scusasorry
arrivedercigoodbye
a più tardisee you later
amicifriends
buonanottegood night
è ora di dormiretime to sleep
la lunathe moon
sognaredream
amicofriend
nomename

Tips for parents

  • Use the greeting for real: say the Italian good-morning word at breakfast and the good-night word at bedtime, so the song turns into a daily ritual.
  • Model the polite words at the table. When your child says please or thank you in Italian, answer in Italian too; that small win matters more than a perfect accent.
  • Wave, bow or high-five on each greeting in the song. A gesture tied to a word makes it easier to recall without the music.

Questions parents ask

Why start with greeting songs?
Greetings are short, repeated every day and instantly useful, so children get to use them straight away with family. That early success makes the next topics feel easy.
Which Italian words are in these greeting songs?
19 key words and phrases, including buongiorno (good morning), come stai? (how are you?), molto bene (very well), grazie (thank you), ciao (hello), bene (good), giochiamo! (let's play!), per favore (please). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
Are the Italian greeting songs free?
Yes. This is the free unit: all 6 songs can be played on their song pages and in the app, free forever, no card needed.
How long are the songs?
Between 1:40 and 2:02 each, about 12 minutes for all 6. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.

Play all 6 free Italian songs in the app

Keep them with progress tracking and the full lyrics. No card needed.