How to Say ‘No, I'm from Naples.’ in Italian
No, sono di Napoli.
no SOH-noh dee NAH-poh-lee
[no SOH-noh dee NAH-poh-lee]
Phrase Breakdown
No, sono
no SOH-noh
No, I'm
'No' is joined to 'sono' (I am). Make only a short pause after 'No'.
No, sono stanco.
No, I'm tired.
Words in this phrase
No
[no]
no
Used to give a negative response.
No, grazie.
No, thank you.
sono
[SOH-noh]
I am
First person singular of essere, used to say who you are or where you are.
Sono molto interessato alle opportunità di lavoro qui.
I am very interested in job opportunities here.
di Napoli.
dee NAH-poh-lee
from Naples.
Stress the first syllable: NÀ-po-li.
La pizza di Napoli è famosa.
The pizza from Naples is famous.
Words in this phrase
di
[dee]
of
Preposition linking nouns, often translated as of.
Che tipo di ruolo è disponibile?
What kind of role is available?
Napoli
[NAH-poh-lee]
Naples
Large southern Italian city, home of pizza.
La pizza di Napoli è buonissima.
The pizza from Naples is very good.
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