How to Say ‘Where is gate ten?’ in Italian
Dov'è l'uscita dieci?
dohv eh l oo-SHEE-tah DYEH-chee
[dohv eh l oo-SHEE-tah DYEH-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: The number comes after the noun, just like in English "gate ten". For example: l'uscita dodici "gate twelve".
Phrase Breakdown
Dov'è l'uscita
dohv eh l oo-SHEE-tah
Where is gate
'Uscita' means exit, and at the airport it means gate. 'L'' links smoothly to the noun: loo-SHEE-ta.
Dov'è l'uscita?
Where is the exit?
Words in this phrase
Dov'
[dohv]
wher'
Shortened form of dove before è; together they mean 'where is'.
Dov'è la fermata dell'autobus? Non la vedo.
Where is the bus stop? I don't see it.
è
[eh]
is
Form of 'to be' used to identify something.
Oggi è il compleanno di Luca.
Today is Luca's birthday.
l'
[l]
the (before a vowel)
Contracted article used before a vowel; part of the expression "l'importante."
"L'" atmosfera dello stadio è unica.
The atmosphere of the stadium is unique.
uscita
[oo-SHEE-tah]
gate, exit
Boarding gate at the airport.
Andiamo all'uscita.
Let's go to the gate.
dieci?
DYEH-chee
ten?
The number ten. Say DYEH-chee, with the voice rising for the question.
Sono le dieci.
It's ten o'clock.
Words in this phrase
dieci
[DYEH-chee]
Ten
Representing the number following nine and preceding eleven.
Ci sono dieci studenti in classe oggi.
There are ten students in class today.
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