How to Say ‘From the main church’ in Italian
Dalla chiesa principale
DAHL-lah KYEH-zah preen-chee-PAH-leh
[DAHL-lah KYEH-zah preen-chee-PAH-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: dalla is da "from" merged with la "the". Likewise da + il becomes dal, as in dal duomo "from the cathedral".
Phrase Breakdown
Dalla
[DAHL-lah]
from the
'Da' + 'la'; from the (feminine).
Esco dalla stanza.
I leave the room.
chiesa
[KYEH-zah]
church
A Christian place of worship; feminine noun.
La chiesa è aperta oggi.
The church is open today.
principale
[preen-chee-PAH-leh]
main / front
Most important; porta principale is the front door.
La strada principale è chiusa.
The main road is closed.
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