How to Say ‘A wide table’ in Italian
Un tavolo largo
oon TAH-voh-loh LAR-goh
[oon TAH-voh-loh LAR-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Largo] often means "wide" rather than "large" in a general sense. For space and accessibility, it suggests room to move, like [un passaggio largo].
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a
Indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Vi preparo un tavolo largo vicino alla porta.
I’ll prepare a wide table near the door for you.
tavolo
[TAH-voh-loh]
table
A table in a restaurant where guests sit to eat.
Un tavolo largo è più comodo per entrare con la carrozzina.
A wide table is more comfortable for entering with a wheelchair.
largo
[LAR-goh]
wide
Describes something broad or spacious, useful when discussing accessible seating.
Preferiamo un tavolo largo per avere più spazio.
We prefer a wide table to have more space.
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