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How to Say ‘To go along Via Nazionale’ in Italian

Passare per Via Nazionale

pahs-SAH-reh pehr VEE-ah naht-syoh-NAH-leh

[pahs-SAH-reh pehr VEE-ah naht-syoh-NAH-leh]

💬 Usage Tip: passare per plus a street means "to go via" that street. Swap in any place: passare per il centro "to go through the centre".

Phrase Breakdown

Passare

[pahs-SAH-reh]

to pass / to go through

Infinitive; 'passare per' means to go via a place.

Example

Possiamo passare per il ponte.

We can go over the bridge.

per Via Nazionale

pehr VEE-ah naht-syoh-NAH-leh

along Via Nazionale

'Per' here means 'through/along'. Via Nazionale is a major Roman street. Say it as na-tsio-NA-le.

Example

L'autobus passa per Via Nazionale.

The bus goes along Via Nazionale.

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

through / via

Indicates the route taken.

Example

Passiamo per Roma.

We go through Rome.

Via

[VEE-ah]

Street

Used before street names.

Example

Abito in Via Roma.

I live on Via Roma.

Nazionale

[naht-syoh-NAH-leh]

National

Adjective; here part of a famous Rome street name.

Example

La squadra nazionale ha vinto.

The national team won.

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