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How to Say ‘At the end of the hallway.’ in Italian

In fondo al corridoio.

een FOHN-doh ahl kor-ree-DOH-yoh

[een FOHN-doh ahl kor-ree-DOH-yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: in fondo a means "at the far end of" or "at the bottom of". You can reuse it, as in in fondo alla strada "at the end of the street".

Phrase Breakdown

In fondo

een FOHN-doh

At the end

'In fondo' means 'at the end' or 'at the back' of a place.

Example

È in fondo a destra.

It's at the end on the right.

Words in this phrase

[een]

Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.

Example

Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.

I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.

fondo

[FOHN-doh]

end, bottom

'In fondo a' means at the end/bottom of something.

Example

Il bagno è in fondo a destra.

The bathroom is at the end on the right.

al corridoio.

ahl kor-ree-DOH-yoh

of the corridor.

'Al' is 'a' + 'il'. 'Corridoio' is said kor-ri-DOY-o, with a double r.

Example

Ti aspetto nel corridoio.

I'll wait for you in the corridor.

Words in this phrase

[ahl]

at the

'a' + 'il', at the.

Example

Ci vediamo al bar.

See you at the bar.

corridoio

[kor-ree-DOH-yoh]

aisle, corridor

Masculine noun; on a plane it means the aisle.

Example

Preferisco il posto sul corridoio.

I prefer the aisle seat.

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