How to Say ‘Home’ in Italian
A casa
ah KAH-zah
[ah KAH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian says [a casa] for "home," without a word for "to" or "at" changing in English style. The same phrase can mean "at home" or "home," depending on the verb: [sono a casa] / [vado a casa].
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
to / at
Preposition meaning 'to' or 'at,' depending on context; with 'casa' it often means 'home.'
Dopo la discussione, voglio andare a casa subito.
After the discussion, I want to go home right away.
casa
[KAH-zah]
home / house
Noun meaning 'house,' but in expressions like 'a casa' it usually means 'home.'
Finalmente torno a casa dopo il viaggio in taxi.
Finally I return home after the taxi ride.
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