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How to Say ‘Questions at the end’ in Italian

Le domande alla fine

leh doh-MAHN-deh AH-lah FEE-neh

[leh doh-MAHN-deh AH-lah FEE-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: A + la merges into alla. Same with a + il, which becomes al: al telefono "on the phone".

Phrase Breakdown

Le domande

leh doh-MAHN-deh

The questions

Plural feminine article 'le' plus 'domande' (do-MAN-de).

Example

Le domande sono facili.

The questions are easy.

Words in this phrase

[leh]

the

Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.

Example

Nella frase Le persone si aiutano, Le introduce il gruppo di colleghi.

In the phrase 'Le persone si aiutano,' 'Le' introduces the group of colleagues.

domande

[doh-MAHN-deh]

questions

Plural of domanda, a question someone asks.

Example

Ci sono domande?

Are there any questions?

alla fine

AH-lah FEE-neh

at the end

'Alla' = 'a' + 'la', with a double 'l'. 'Fine' is FEE-ne.

Example

Paghiamo alla fine.

We pay at the end.

Words in this phrase

alla

[AH-lah]

to the

Indicates direction or location towards something.

Example

Vai alla stazione.

Go to the station.

fine

[FEE-neh]

end

The final part of something.

Example

La fine del film è bella.

The end of the film is nice.

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