How to Say ‘I often go to the mountains’ in Italian
Vado spesso in montagna
VAH-doh SPES-soh een mohn-TAHN-nyah
[VAH-doh SPES-soh een mohn-TAHN-nyah]
💬 Usage Tip: spesso sits right after the verb, not before it as in English: vado spesso, not spesso vado. Same with sempre "always": vado sempre.
Phrase Breakdown
Vado spesso
VAH-doh SPES-soh
I often go
Hold the double 's' in 'spesso' a little longer.
Vado spesso al cinema.
I often go to the cinema.
Words in this phrase
Vado
[VAH-doh]
I go
First person singular form of the verb to go.
Vado a casa.
I am going home.
spesso
[SPES-soh]
often
Adverb indicating frequency, meaning many times or regularly.
Spesso il team pranza insieme dopo le riunioni.
The team often has lunch together after meetings.
in montagna
een mohn-TAHN-nyah
to the mountains
'Gn' sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon'. Italian uses 'in' with no article here.
D'estate andiamo in montagna.
In summer we go to the mountains.
Words in this phrase
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.
montagna
[mohn-TAHN-nyah]
mountains
Feminine noun; 'in montagna' means to or in the mountains in general.
D'estate andiamo in montagna.
In summer we go to the mountains.
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