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How to Say ‘Near the entrance’ in Italian

Vicino all'ingresso

vee-CHEE-noh ahl' een-GREHS-soh

[vee-CHEE-noh ahl' een-GREHS-soh]

💬 Usage Tip: vicino is followed by a: vicino a "near". a merges with the next word, as in vicino al bagno "near the restroom".

Phrase Breakdown

Vicino

[vee-CHEE-noh]

near

Used with 'a' to mean close to something.

Example

Abito vicino al mare.

I live near the sea.

all'

[ahl']

To the

Indicating a direction or focus towards.

Example

All'ultimo arrivato spesso vengono chieste molte domande.

The last to arrive often gets asked many questions.

ingresso

[een-GREHS-soh]

entrance

Masculine noun for the way in.

Example

Ci vediamo all'ingresso.

See you at the entrance.

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