How to Say ‘My student card’ in Italian
La mia carta studente
lah mee-ah kar-tah stoo-den-teh
[lah mee-ah kar-tah stoo-den-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Specifies a personal item.
Phrase Breakdown
La mia
lah mee-ah
My
Possessive pronoun for something you own
La mia casa
My house
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
My (feminine)
Refers to possession of the speaker.
Non trovo la mia carta studente.
I can't find my student card.
mia
[mee-ah]
My
Possessive form indicating ownership by the speaker.
Questa è mia cugina.
This is my cousin.
carta
[kar-tah]
Card
A document used for identification or access.
La carta è nel mio zaino.
The card is in my backpack.
studente
[stoo-den-teh]
Student
A person who attends school or college.
La carta proviene dallo studente.
The card comes from the student.
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