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How to Say ‘It starts from Piazza Garibaldi.’ in Italian

Parte da Piazza Garibaldi.

PAR-teh da PYAHT-tsah gah-ree-BAHL-dee

[PAR-teh da PYAHT-tsah gah-ree-BAHL-dee]

Phrase Breakdown

Parte da

PAR-teh da

It starts from

'Parte' means 'it starts/leaves'. 'Da' means 'from'. Stress PAR-te.

Example

Parte da Roma.

It leaves from Rome.

Words in this phrase

Parte

[PAR-teh]

leaves / departs

Third-person form of 'partire', to leave or depart.

Example

L'aereo parte alle otto.

The plane leaves at eight.

[da]

from

Indicating a place or time where something begins.

Example

Ascoltiamo la musica da quell'altoparlante.

We listen to music from that loudspeaker.

Piazza Garibaldi.

PYAHT-tsah gah-ree-BAHL-dee

Garibaldi Square.

In 'piazza' the double 'zz' sounds like 'ts': PYAT-tsa. Garibaldi is stressed ga-ri-BAL-di.

Example

Ci vediamo in Piazza Garibaldi.

See you in Garibaldi Square.

Words in this phrase

Piazza

[PYAHT-tsah]

square

An open public square in a town.

Example

La piazza è molto bella.

The square is very beautiful.

Garibaldi

[gah-ree-BAHL-dee]

Garibaldi (name)

Surname of a hero of Italian unification; many squares bear it.

Example

C'è una statua di Garibaldi.

There is a statue of Garibaldi.

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