How to Say ‘An aisle seat, please.’ in Italian
Un posto in corridoio, per favore.
oon POHS-toh een kor-ree-DOY-oh pehr fah-VOH-reh
[oon POHS-toh een kor-ree-DOY-oh pehr fah-VOH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un posto
oon POHS-toh
A seat
'Posto' means seat. Stress the first syllable: POS-to.
Cerco un posto.
I'm looking for a seat.
Words in this phrase
Un
[oon]
a / an
Indefinite article used before masculine singular nouns or expressions.
È un problema piccolo.
It is a small problem.
posto
[POHS-toh]
place / seat
Can mean a place, spot, or seat at a restaurant.
Cerchiamo un posto tranquillo vicino alla finestra.
We are looking for a quiet spot near the window.
in corridoio,
een kor-ree-DOY-oh
on the aisle,
Roll the double 'r' and stress 'DO': kor-ree-DO-yo.
Il mio posto è in corridoio.
My seat is on the aisle.
Words in this phrase
in
[een]
in
A preposition meaning in, in the form of, or available in.
La maglietta è disponibile in blu.
The T-shirt is available in blue.
corridoio
[kor-ree-DOY-oh]
aisle, corridor
Passage between seats on a plane, or a hallway.
Il carrello passa nel corridoio.
The cart passes down the aisle.
per favore.
pehr fah-VOH-reh
please.
A polite closing. Stress 'VO': per fa-VO-re.
Acqua, per favore.
Water, please.
Words in this phrase
per
[pehr]
please / for
Part of the polite expression per favore, meaning please.
Per favore, mi mostra quella nera?
Please, can you show me that black one?
favore
[fah-VOH-reh]
favor / please
Used with per to make a polite request: please.
Il menù, per favore, grazie.
The menu, please, thank you.
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