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How to Say ‘Near the window’ in Italian

Vicino alla finestra

vee-CHEE-noh AH-lah fee-NEH-strah

[vee-CHEE-noh AH-lah fee-NEH-strah]

💬 Usage Tip: a + la merges into alla, and vicino always takes a after it. Same with a man's word: vicino al bancone "near the bar".

Phrase Breakdown

Vicino

[vee-CHEE-noh]

near / close

Used with 'a' to mean next to or near something.

Example

Abito vicino al mare.

I live near the sea.

alla

[AH-lah]

to the

Indicates direction or location towards something.

Example

Vai alla stazione.

Go to the station.

finestra

[fee-NEH-strah]

window

Opening in a wall with glass.

Example

Apri la finestra, per favore.

Open the window, please.

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