How to Say ‘To a corner’ in Italian
In un angolo
een oon AHN-goh-loh
[een oon AHN-goh-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [In] + [un] stays separate here: [in un angolo]. But with the definite article, Italian usually merges them: [nel bar], [nella sala].
Phrase Breakdown
In
[een]
in / to
A preposition meaning in, at, or to depending on the phrase.
Possiamo stare in un angolo più tranquillo.
We can stay in a quieter corner.
un
[oon]
a / one
The masculine singular indefinite article.
C’è un angolo libero laggiù.
There’s a free corner over there.
angolo
[AHN-goh-loh]
corner
A corner or quiet spot in a room or bar.
In un angolo possiamo parlare con calma.
In a corner we can talk calmly.
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