How to Say ‘Shall we have a picnic in the park?’ in Italian
Facciamo un picnic al parco?
faht-CHAH-moh oon PEEK-neek ahl PAHR-koh
[faht-CHAH-moh oon PEEK-neek ahl PAHR-koh]
Phrase Breakdown
Facciamo un picnic
faht-CHAH-moh oon PEEK-neek
Shall we have a picnic
'Facciamo' is 'we do / let's do' (fare). Say 'fah-CHAH-moh'. The double 'cc' before 'ia' sounds like a strong 'ch'. 'Picnic' is borrowed from English: 'PEEK-neek'.
Facciamo un picnic domenica.
Let's have a picnic on Sunday.
Words in this phrase
Facciamo
[faht-CHAH-moh]
Let's make
'Facciamo' is the first person plural imperative form of 'fare', meaning 'to do' or 'to make'.
Facciamo decidere al cielo dove andare.
Let's make the sky decide where to go.
un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.
È stato un incontro molto utile.
It was a very useful meeting.
picnic
[PEEK-neek]
picnic
Borrowed English word for a meal eaten outdoors.
Il picnic sul prato è divertente.
The picnic on the lawn is fun.
al parco?
ahl PAHR-koh
at the park?
'Al' = 'a' + 'il' (at the). Say 'ahl PAHR-koh' with a rolled 'r'. Raise your voice at the end because it's a question.
Andiamo al parco?
Shall we go to the park?
Words in this phrase
al
[ahl]
at the
'a' + 'il', at the.
Ci vediamo al bar.
See you at the bar.
parco
[PAHR-koh]
park
A public green area in a town.
Andiamo al parco con il cane.
Let's go to the park with the dog.
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