How to Say ‘A glass of wine’ in Italian
Un bicchiere di vino
oon bee-KYEH-reh dee VEE-noh
[oon bee-KYEH-reh dee VEE-noh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a / one
Indefinite article meaning a or one before a masculine singular noun.
Un bicchiere di vino è una scelta classica al bar.
A glass of wine is a classic choice at the bar.
bicchiere
[bee-KYEH-reh]
glass
A drinking glass; often used when ordering wine or water.
Un bicchiere di vino può essere perfetto per iniziare la serata.
A glass of wine can be perfect to start the evening.
di
[dee]
of
Preposition meaning of, used to link a quantity to what it contains.
Un bicchiere di vino rosso, per favore.
A glass of red wine, please.
vino
[VEE-noh]
wine
Wine; one of the most common drinks to order in Italy.
Un bicchiere di vino va bene se vuoi qualcosa di semplice.
A glass of wine is fine if you want something simple.
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