Can you clean the windscreen?
'Parabrezza' — 'pa-ra-BRED-za'. Four syllables; stress on the third.
Ask an attendant at a full-service pump to clean your windscreen, which is often offered automatically but can also be specifically requested.
'Pulire' means to clean. 'Il parabrezza' is the windscreen (from 'parare' = to shield + 'brezza' = breeze). This is a standard service at attended Italian pumps and is typically included in the slightly higher attended price.
Può pulire anche il lunotto posteriore?
Can you also clean the rear window?
'Lunotto posteriore' is the rear windscreen.
Ho degli stracci? Il vetro è sporco.
Do you have cloths? The glass is dirty.
'Stracci' are cleaning rags; useful at self-service stations.
C'è del tergicristallo?
Is there windscreen washer fluid?
Asks about the squeegee-and-soap bucket.
At Italian attended pumps, cleaning the windscreen is a common courtesy service included in the price premium. It is not expected to tip extra for this — a warm thank-you ('grazie mille') is the standard appreciation.