How to Say ‘To the central station’ in Italian
Alla stazione centrale
AHL-lah stah-TSYOH-neh chen-TRAH-leh
[AHL-lah stah-TSYOH-neh chen-TRAH-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: a "to" + la "the" merge into alla. Same with a masculine place: al centro "to the centre", from a + il.
Phrase Breakdown
Alla
[AHL-lah]
to the / at the
Contracted form of a plus la, used before feminine singular nouns.
Alla stufa si sta più comodi in inverno.
Near the heater it's more comfortable in winter.
stazione
[stah-TSYOH-neh]
station
Usually refers to a train station in travel contexts.
Quando cerco il treno, chiedo: "Dov'è la stazione?"
When I am looking for the train station, I ask: "Where is the station?"
centrale
[chen-TRAH-leh]
central
Adjective meaning main or in the middle; here the main station.
La piazza centrale è bellissima.
The central square is beautiful.
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