How to Say ‘A quiet table’ in Italian
Un tavolo tranquillo
oon TAH-voh-loh trahn-KWEEL-loh
[oon TAH-voh-loh trahn-KWEEL-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tranquillo] here means [quiet] or [calm], not [don't worry]. Italian uses it a lot for a peaceful table, room, or area.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a
Indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one,' masculine singular.
Un introduce il nome in: Un tavolo tranquillo.
Un introduces the noun in: A quiet table.
tavolo
[TAH-voh-loh]
table
Noun meaning 'table,' especially in a restaurant setting.
Tavolo è la cosa richiesta in: Un tavolo tranquillo.
Tavolo is the thing being requested in: A quiet table.
tranquillo
[trahn-KWEEL-loh]
quiet
Adjective meaning 'quiet' or 'peaceful.' It agrees with tavolo.
Tranquillo descrive il tipo di posto desiderato in: Un tavolo tranquillo.
Tranquillo describes the kind of place desired in: A quiet table.
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