How to Say ‘Still under the name Smith’ in Italian
Sempre a nome Smith
sem-preh ah NOH-meh
[sem-preh ah NOH-meh]
💬 Usage Tip: Bookings go a nome plus a surname, with no word for "the": a nome Rossi.
Phrase Breakdown
Sempre a nome
sem-preh ah NOH-meh
Still under the name
'A nome' means 'under the name'. 'Sempre' here means 'still'.
La prenotazione è a nome Rossi.
The reservation is under the name Rossi.
Words in this phrase
Sempre
[sem-preh]
always
Indicating all the time or every time.
Viaggio sempre durante l'estate.
I always travel during the summer.
a
[ah]
under / in
In 'a nome di', means under someone's name.
Il tavolo è a nome Rossi.
The table is under the name Rossi.
nome
[NOH-meh]
Name
A word or set of words by which a person is known.
A che nome è fatta la prenotazione?
Under what name is the reservation made?
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