How to Say ‘How do I get to Naples?’ in Italian
Come arrivo a Napoli?
KOH-meh ar-REE-voh ah NAH-poh-lee
[KOH-meh ar-REE-voh ah NAH-poh-lee]
💬 Usage Tip: Arrivo literally means "I arrive", and it's the natural way to ask for directions. Swap the place to reuse it: Come arrivo al museo? "How do I get to the museum?"
Phrase Breakdown
Come arrivo
KOH-meh ar-REE-voh
How do I get
'Arrivo' means 'I arrive'. Roll the double R and stress 'ri': ar-RI-vo.
Come arrivo al centro?
How do I get to the center?
Words in this phrase
Come
[KOH-meh]
how
Question word used to ask about quality, condition, or characteristics.
Come sono i finferli oggi?
How are the chanterelles today?
arrivo
[ar-REE-voh]
I arrive / I get (to)
First person singular of 'arrivare', to arrive or reach.
Arrivo alla stazione alle otto.
I arrive at the station at eight.
a Napoli?
ah NAH-poh-lee
to Naples?
Italian uses 'a' with cities. 'Napoli' is stressed on the first syllable: NA-po-li.
Vado a Napoli.
I'm going to Naples.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
Napoli
[NAH-poh-lee]
Naples
Big southern city, home of pizza, near Vesuvius.
A Napoli la pizza è buonissima.
In Naples the pizza is delicious.
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