Two questions that will get you out of almost any situation.
You’re lost. Your train leaves in fifteen minutes. You need to find the platform, the exit, the taxi rank. Two questions do all of this.
Dov’è is a contraction of dove è — where is. Use it whenever you need to find something specific.
This is softer and more natural than dov’è when you’re asking for directions to a place rather than just locating something nearby.
You asked. Someone answered. These are the words you need to understand.
You want to find the exit. What do you ask?
Someone tells you “gira a sinistra”. What do you do?
How do you ask “How do I get to the station?”
You didn’t understand the directions. What do you say?