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How to Say ‘At the end of the street’ in Italian

In fondo alla strada

een FON-doh AHL-lah STRAH-dah

[een FON-doh AHL-lah STRAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: in fondo a means "at the end of" or "at the bottom of". It works for a corridor too: in fondo al corridoio "at the end of the corridor".

Phrase Breakdown

In fondo

een FON-doh

At the end

'Fondo' means 'bottom' or 'end'. Say een-FOHN-doh.

Example

È in fondo.

It's at the end.

Words in this phrase

[een]

in / at

A preposition indicating location.

Example

In fondo c’è meno confusione.

At the back there’s less commotion.

fondo

[FON-doh]

the back / the end

Refers to the far end or back area of a place.

Example

In fondo al bar c’è un angolo libero.

At the back of the bar there’s a free corner.

alla strada

AHL-lah STRAH-dah

of the street

'Alla' is 'a' + 'la'. Hold the double 'l'; 'strada' is STRAH-dah.

Example

Vicino alla strada.

Near the street.

Words in this phrase

alla

[AHL-lah]

to the / at the

Contracted form of a plus la, used before feminine singular nouns.

Example

Alla stufa si sta più comodi in inverno.

Near the heater it's more comfortable in winter.

strada

[STRAH-dah]

road / street

A feminine noun meaning 'road' or 'street.'

Example

Questa strada è spesso più lenta la sera.

This road is often slower in the evening.

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