How to Say ‘We've arrived on Via Merulana.’ in Italian
Siamo arrivati in via Merulana.
SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee een VEE-ah meh-roo-LAH-nah
[SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee een VEE-ah meh-roo-LAH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Streets take in, not a: in via Merulana, in piazza Navona. Cities take a: a Roma.
Phrase Breakdown
Siamo arrivati
SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee
We have arrived
Passato prossimo of 'arrivare' with 'essere'. The participle agrees with the subject, so it ends in -i for a plural or mixed group. Say it smoothly: SYA-mo ar-ri-VA-ti.
Siamo arrivati a casa.
We have arrived home.
Words in this phrase
Siamo
[SYAH-moh]
we are
First person plural of 'essere,' used to speak for 'we.'
Siamo molto contenti di essere qui.
We are very happy to be here.
arrivati
[ar-ree-VAH-tee]
arrived
Past participle of arrivare, plural, used with essere.
Siamo arrivati tardi.
We arrived late.
in via Merulana.
een VEE-ah meh-roo-LAH-nah
on Via Merulana
Italian uses 'in via' for 'on ... street'. Merulana is stressed on 'LA': me-ru-LA-na.
Abito in via Roma.
I live on Via Roma.
Words in this phrase
in
[een]
in / at
A preposition indicating location.
In fondo c’è meno confusione.
At the back there’s less commotion.
via
[VEE-ah]
street
Feminine noun used before street names.
Abito in via Roma.
I live on Via Roma.
Merulana
[meh-roo-LAH-nah]
Merulana (street name)
A well-known street in central Rome.
Via Merulana è lunga.
Via Merulana is long.
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