How to Say ‘Welcome to Italy!’ in Italian
Benvenuto in Italia!
ben-veh-NOO-toh een ee-TAH-lyah
[ben-veh-NOO-toh een ee-TAH-lyah]
💬 Usage Tip: Countries take in, not a: in Italia, in Inghilterra "in/to England". Cities take a: a Roma.
Phrase Breakdown
Benvenuto
[ben-veh-NOO-toh]
welcome
Used to greet someone arriving; changes to benvenuta for a woman and benvenuti for a group.
Benvenuto in Italia!
Welcome to Italy!
in
[een]
in
Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.
Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.
I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.
Italia
[ee-TAH-lyah]
Italy
Name of the country; also used for the national team.
L'Italia gioca stasera.
Italy plays tonight.
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