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How to Say ‘On the police website’ in Italian

Sul sito della Polizia

sool SEE-toh DEL-lah poh-leet-SEE-ah

[sool SEE-toh DEL-lah poh-leet-SEE-ah]

💬 Usage Tip: Small words merge with "the" in this phrase: su + il becomes sul, and di + la becomes della.

Phrase Breakdown

Sul sito

sool SEE-toh

On the website

'Sul' combines 'su' (on) and 'il' (the). 'Sito' means 'website' and is stressed on the first syllable: 'SEE-to'.

Example

L'ho letto sul sito.

I read it on the website.

Words in this phrase

Sul

[sool]

about the; on the

A contraction of 'su' + 'il,' meaning 'about the' or 'on the.'

Example

Abbiamo parlato Sul settore tecnologico durante il networking.

We spoke about the technology sector during the networking event.

sito

[SEE-toh]

website

Short for 'sito web', an internet site.

Example

Il sito è molto chiaro.

The website is very clear.

della Polizia

DEL-lah poh-leet-SEE-ah

of the Police

'Della' means 'of the'. 'Polizia' is stressed on the 'i': 'po-li-TSEE-a'. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'.

Example

L'ufficio della Polizia è chiuso.

The Police office is closed.

Words in this phrase

della

[DEL-lah]

of the

'di' + 'la'; 'of the' before feminine singular nouns.

Example

Il colore della tazza.

The colour of the cup.

Polizia

[poh-leet-SEE-ah]

police

Feminine noun for the police force; emergency number in Italy is 112.

Example

La polizia arriva subito.

The police are coming right away.

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