How to Say ‘Right turn’ in Italian
Svolta a destra
ZVOLL-tah ah DEH-strah
[ZVOLL-tah ah DEH-strah]
💬 Usage Tip: A 'destra' literally means 'to the right'. Try using hand motions while learning!
🇮🇹 In Italy: In Italian traffic, drivers might be more assertive, so a quick turn can be essential!
Phrase Breakdown
Svolta
[ZVOLL-tah]
Turn
To change direction, typically while driving or walking.
Devi fare una svolta a destra qui.
You need to make a turn to the right here.
a
[ah]
To
Indicating direction or movement toward something.
Vai a destra dopo il ponte.
Go to the right after the bridge.
destra
[DEH-strah]
Right
The direction opposite to left, often used in navigation.
Prendi la svolta a destra.
Take the right turn.
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