How to Say ‘Outdoors / outside’ in Italian
All'aperto
ahl ah-PEHR-toh
[ahl ah-PEHR-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [All'] is [a] + [l'] merged together before a vowel. You'll see the same kind of merge in [all'interno] and [all'ombra].
Phrase Breakdown
All'
[ahl]
to the / at the
Contracted form of a plus la; here it is part of the expression all'aperto.
All'aperto si sta bene quando c'è il sole.
Outdoors it feels nice when it's sunny.
aperto
[ah-PEHR-toh]
open air / outdoors
Means outdoors or in the open air, often for terrace or patio seating.
Preferiamo mangiare all'aperto con bel tempo.
We prefer to eat outdoors in nice weather.
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