How to Say ‘Is this the gate for London?’ in Italian
È questo il gate per Londra?
eh KWES-toh eel gayt pehr LOHN-drah
[eh KWES-toh eel gayt pehr LOHN-drah]
💬 Usage Tip: per plus a city gives the destination. Swap the city: il gate per Roma "the gate for Rome".
Phrase Breakdown
È questo
eh KWES-toh
Is this
Italian forms yes/no questions with rising intonation, so the word order can stay the same as in a statement.
È questo il suo posto?
Is this your seat?
Words in this phrase
È
[eh]
is
Form of 'to be' used to identify something.
Oggi è il compleanno di Luca.
Today is Luca's birthday.
questo
[KWES-toh]
This
A demonstrative pronoun referring to something nearby or soon.
Questo lunedì iniziamo il nuovo progetto.
This Monday we start the new project.
il gate
eel gayt
the gate
This is an English word used in Italian airports. It takes the masculine 'il'.
Il gate è chiuso.
The gate is closed.
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
Oggi è il compleanno di Marco.
Today is Marco's birthday.
gate
[gayt]
gate
English loanword used in Italian airports for the boarding gate.
Il gate è il numero 12.
The gate is number 12.
per Londra?
pehr LOHN-drah
for London?
'Per' shows destination. Raise your voice on LON-dra.
C'è un volo per Londra?
Is there a flight to London?
Words in this phrase
per
[pehr]
for
A preposition meaning 'for' in expressions of duration.
Cammina per due minuti.
Walk for two minutes.
Londra
[LOHN-drah]
London
Italian name for the capital of the UK.
Vado a Londra domani.
I'm going to London tomorrow.
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