How to Say ‘Where does it start from?’ in Italian
Da dove parte?
da doh-veh PAR-teh
[da doh-veh PAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian can't leave da "from" dangling at the end like English "where from?". It always comes first: da dove vieni? "where are you from?".
Phrase Breakdown
Da
[da]
from
Indicating a place or time where something begins.
Ascoltiamo la musica da quell'altoparlante.
We listen to music from that loudspeaker.
dove
[doh-veh]
Where
Used to ask or talk about location or position.
Dove sarà il tuo cuore?
Where will your heart be?
parte
[PAR-teh]
leaves / departs
Third-person form of 'partire', to leave or depart.
L'aereo parte alle otto.
The plane leaves at eight.
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