How to Say ‘Is it to take away?’ in Italian
È da portare via?
eh dah por-TAH-reh VEE-ah
[eh dah por-TAH-reh VEE-ah]
Phrase Breakdown
È da
eh dah
Is it to
'È' is an open 'eh' sound. Glide it into 'da': 'eh-DA'.
È da mangiare subito.
It's to be eaten right away.
Words in this phrase
È
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of 'essere'; used to describe a person, company, or situation.
Quando dici È in È molto umana, stai descrivendo l'azienda.
When you say 'È' in 'È molto umana,' you are describing the company.
da
[dah]
for (purpose)
Preposition showing the use or purpose of an object.
Mi serve una tazza da tè.
I need a teacup.
portare via?
por-TAH-reh VEE-ah
take away?
This means takeaway. Roll the 'r': 'por-TA-re VEE-a'.
Una pizza da portare via.
A pizza to take away.
Words in this phrase
portare
[por-TAH-reh]
to carry / to take
Infinitive verb; 'portare via' means to take away.
Devo portare la borsa.
I have to carry the bag.
via
[VEE-ah]
Away
Indicates moving away or departing.
Andiamo via!
Let's go away!
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