How do you say "How do I get there?" in Italian?

"How do I get there?" in Italian is "Come ci arrivo?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘How do I get there?’ in Italian

Q: What does "Come ci arrivo?" mean in English?

"Come ci arrivo?" means "How do I get there?" in English. Usage tip: [ci] means "there" in this question, even though English doesn't need a separate word: [Come ci arrivo?] = "How do I get there?" The same pattern works in [Come ci vado?].

Come ci arrivo?

KOH-meh chee ar-REE-voh

[KOH-meh chee ar-REE-voh]

💬 Usage Tip: [ci] means "there" in this question, even though English doesn't need a separate word: [Come ci arrivo?] = "How do I get there?" The same pattern works in [Come ci vado?].

Phrase Breakdown

Come

[KOH-meh]

how

Question word asking the method or way to do something.

Example

Come ci arrivo in autobus?

How do I get there by bus?

Ci arrivo

chee ar-REE-voh

I get there / I arrive there

Ci refers to there; arrivo means I arrive or I get there.

Example

Ci arrivo in autobus.

I get there by bus.

Words in this phrase

[chee]

there; to it

Refers to the destination already mentioned, like 'there' or 'to it'.

Example

Come ci arrivo da qui?

How do I get there from here?

arrivo

[ar-REE-voh]

I get there; I arrive

First person singular of 'arrivare'; in this phrase it means 'do I get there'.

Example

Come ci arrivo se piove?

How do I get there if it rains?

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