How to Say ‘window seat’ in Italian
posto finestrino
POH-stoh fee-neh-STREE-noh
[POH-stoh fee-neh-STREE-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often builds these seat types as [posto] + the thing by the seat: [posto finestrino], [posto corridoio]. You can reuse it with [posto] in lots of travel contexts.
Phrase Breakdown
posto
[POH-stoh]
seat
A place assigned to sit on the plane; here part of a seat type.
Ho prenotato un posto finestrino.
I booked a window seat.
finestrino
[fee-neh-STREE-noh]
window
The window side of the plane; in this phrase it means window seat.
Preferisco il finestrino durante il volo.
I prefer the window during the flight.
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