How to Say ‘Enjoy your stay in Rome!’ in Italian
Buona permanenza a Roma!
BWOH-nah per-mah-NEN-tsah ah ROH-mah
[BWOH-nah per-mah-NEN-tsah ah ROH-mah]
Phrase Breakdown
Buona permanenza
BWOH-nah per-mah-NEN-tsah
Have a nice stay
'Permanenza' means 'stay' and is stressed on 'NEN': per-ma-NEN-tsa. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'.
Buona permanenza in Italia!
Enjoy your stay in Italy!
Words in this phrase
Buona
[BWOH-nah]
good / have a good
A feminine form meaning good, often used in greetings and wishes.
Buona serata e a sabato per la vostra prenotazione.
Have a good evening and see you Saturday for your reservation.
permanenza
[per-mah-NEN-tsah]
stay
Time spent in a place.
La permanenza è di tre giorni.
The stay is three days.
a Roma!
ah ROH-mah
in Rome!
Use 'a' before cities to say 'in/to'. Roll the 'r' slightly.
Vivo a Roma.
I live in Rome.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
At
Expressing location or arrival in a particular place or position.
A volte si trova un gatto per strada.
Sometimes you find a cat on the street.
Roma
[ROH-mah]
Rome
Capital city of Italy, known for its rich history and culture.
Roma è famosa per il suo Colosseo, come si dice in Di Roma.
Rome is famous for its Colosseum, as one might say 'of Rome'.
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