How to Say “Vodka Martini” in Italian

vodka martini
The English phrase "vodka martini" is translated into Italian as vodka martini.
vodka martini refers to a specific cocktail composed of vodka and dry vermouth.

Did you know?

  • While the drink is a cocktail, the word Martini in Italy is often used as a generic term for vermouth because of the global dominance of the Italian brand Martini & Rossi.
  • The word vodka is actually a diminutive of the Russian word for 'water', meaning 'little water'.
  • In Italian culture, an aperitivo is the social ritual of drinking before dinner, but a strong cocktail like a vodka martini is less common for this than lighter drinks like the spritz.

Examples in context

  • Prenderò un vodka martini.
    I'll have a vodka martini.
    This sentence is useful for ordering a vodka martini.
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  • Un vodka martini, per favore.
    A vodka martini, please.
    This sentence is useful for politely requesting a vodka martini.
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  • Desidererei un martini al vodka, per cortesia.
    I desire a vodka martini, please.
  • Ti va un vodka martini?
    Do you want a vodka martini?
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Example conversation

At a cozy bar in the evening.

  1. Giulia

    Francesco, vuoi ordinare qualcosa?
    Francesco, do you want to order something?
  2. Francesco

    Sì, prendo un vodka martini.
    Yes, I'll have a vodka martini.
  3. Giulia

    Ottima scelta, ne prendo uno anche io.
    Great choice, I'll have one too.
  4. Francesco

    Perfetto, ordino subito per entrambi.
    Perfect, I'll order for both of us right away.

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