How to Say ‘It's not far.’ in Italian
Non è lontana.
nohn eh lohn-TAH-nah
[nohn eh lohn-TAH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: lontana ends in -a because it's describing la stazione, a feminine word. For a masculine place it changes: Il museo non è lontano "The museum isn't far".
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[nohn]
not
Used to express negation.
Non è vero.
It is not true.
è
[eh]
it is / is
Verb 'to be' used to identify or emphasize something important.
È proprio questo il punto forte dell'azienda secondo molti dipendenti.
This is exactly the company's strong point according to many employees.
lontana
[lohn-TAH-nah]
far
Feminine form of 'lontano', meaning far away; agrees with a feminine noun.
La spiaggia è lontana.
The beach is far.
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