How to Say ‘Near the small table’ in Italian
Vicino al tavolino
vee-CHEE-noh ahl tah-voh-LEE-noh
[vee-CHEE-noh ahl tah-voh-LEE-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Al] is [a] + [il] merged together: [vicino al tavolino] = "near the little table." You'll see the same with other prepositions too, like [del] and [nel].
Phrase Breakdown
Vicino
[vee-CHEE-noh]
near / close
Indicates proximity to a person or object.
Vicino al tavolino si sente meglio.
Near the small table you can hear better.
al
[ahl]
to the / by the
Contraction of a + il, used before a masculine singular noun.
Spostiamoci al tavolino in fondo.
Let’s move to the small table at the back.
tavolino
[tah-voh-LEE-noh]
small table
A little table, often in a bar or café.
Vicino al tavolino possiamo stare più comodi.
Near the small table we can be more comfortable.
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