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How to Say ‘Can you walk without crutches?’ in Italian

Riesci a camminare senza stampelle?

ree-EH-shee ah kahm-mee-NAH-reh Sehn-tsah stahm-PEL-leh

[ree-EH-shee ah kahm-mee-NAH-reh Sehn-tsah stahm-PEL-leh]

Phrase Breakdown

Riesci a camminare

ree-EH-shee ah kahm-mee-NAH-reh

Can you walk

Say RYEH-shee ah kam-mee-NAH-reh, holding the double 'm'.

Example

Riesci a camminare da solo?

Can you walk on your own?

Words in this phrase

Riesci

[ree-EH-shee]

can you / do you manage

From 'riuscire', to succeed in or manage to do something.

Example

Riesci a sentirmi?

Can you hear me?

a

[ah]

to

"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.

Example

Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.

Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.

camminare

[kahm-mee-NAH-reh]

to walk

Verb meaning to move on foot.

Example

Mi piace camminare al parco.

I like walking in the park.

senza stampelle?

Sehn-tsah stahm-PEL-leh

without crutches?

'Senza' means without, and 'z' sounds like 'ts'. 'Stampelle' (crutches) has a double 'l': stahm-PEL-leh.

Example

Cammino senza stampelle.

I walk without crutches.

Words in this phrase

senza

[Sehn-tsah]

Without

Used to indicate the absence of something.

Example

Vorrei un caffè senza zucchero.

I would like a coffee without sugar.

stampelle

[stahm-PEL-leh]

crutches

Supports used to help walk after an injury.

Example

Uso le stampelle da un mese.

I've used crutches for a month.

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