How to Say ‘Pedestrian zone’ in Italian
Zona pedonale
DZOH-nah peh-doh-NAH-leh
[DZOH-nah peh-doh-NAH-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Many Italian historic centres are pedestrian or limited-traffic zones (ZTL) with camera fines, so a taxi stopping at the edge is usually following the rules rather than cutting corners.
Phrase Breakdown
Zona
[DZOH-nah]
zone / area
A defined area of a city.
Questa zona è tranquilla.
This area is quiet.
pedonale
[peh-doh-NAH-leh]
pedestrian
Reserved for people on foot; cars not allowed.
La strada è pedonale.
The street is pedestrian-only.
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