How to Say ‘Leave the Madonna alone.’ in Italian
Lasci stare la Madonna.
lah-shee sta-reh lah Mah-doh-nnah
[lah-shee sta-reh lah Mah-doh-nnah]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Lasci stare' means 'let be' or 'don't disturb', commonly used in Italian to mean 'let it go'.
🇮🇹 In Italy: The Madonna, or Virgin Mary, holds significant cultural and religious respect in Italy.
Phrase Breakdown
Lasci
[lah-shee]
Leave
Used as a polite request to stop or refrain from doing something.
Lasci stare quella questione.
Leave that matter alone.
stare
[sta-reh]
be
Used to suggest inaction or letting something remain.
Lasci stare, non è importante.
Leave it be, it's not important.
la
[lah]
the
Definite article used for feminine singular nouns.
La Madonna è sempre venerata.
The Madonna is always revered.
Madonna
[Mah-doh-nnah]
Madonna
Refers to the Virgin Mary, often used in religious or cultural contexts in Italy.
La Madonna è molto significativa per molti.
The Madonna is very significant for many.
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