How to Say ‘The cancellation policy’ in Italian
La politica di cancellazione
lah poh-LEE-tee-kah dee kahn-chel-lah-TSYOH-neh
[lah poh-LEE-tee-kah dee kahn-chel-lah-TSYOH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Di] often means "of," so [politica di cancellazione] is literally "policy of cancellation." You'll see the same pattern in service language: [orario di apertura] "opening hours," [carta di credito] "credit card."
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
the
A feminine singular definite article, used before feminine singular nouns.
«La» politica di cancellazione è scritta sul sito.
"The" cancellation policy is written on the website.
politica
[poh-LEE-tee-kah]
policy
Refers to a set of rules or terms, such as restaurant booking or cancellation rules.
«La politica di cancellazione» del ristorante è molto chiara.
The restaurant's "cancellation policy" is very clear.
di
[dee]
of
A preposition meaning of, used to connect nouns and show relationship.
La politica «di» cancellazione cambia nei festivi.
The cancellation policy changes on holidays.
cancellazione
[kahn-chel-lah-TSYOH-neh]
cancellation
The act of canceling a booking or reservation.
La politica di «cancellazione» prevede un termine preciso.
The "cancellation" policy includes a specific deadline.
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