How to Say ‘Where do you usually go?’ in Italian
Dove vai di solito?
doh-veh VAH-ee dee SOH-lee-toh
[doh-veh VAH-ee dee SOH-lee-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Dove vai
doh-veh VAH-ee
Where do you go
Say 'DO-ve vai'. 'Vai' rhymes with 'eye'.
Dove vai stasera?
Where are you going tonight?
Words in this phrase
Dove
[doh-veh]
Where
Used to ask or talk about location or position.
Dove sarà il tuo cuore?
Where will your heart be?
vai
[VAH-ee]
go
Informal 'you' command form of 'andare' (to go).
Vai a casa!
Go home!
di solito?
dee SOH-lee-toh
usually?
The stress falls on the first syllable: 'SO-li-to'.
Di solito mangio alle otto.
I usually eat at eight.
Words in this phrase
di
[dee]
(part of 'di solito')
Preposition forming the fixed expression 'di solito', meaning usually.
Di solito mangio a casa.
I usually eat at home.
solito
[SOH-lee-toh]
usual
Adjective meaning usual; with 'di' it forms 'di solito' = usually.
Di solito esco il sabato.
I usually go out on Saturday.
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