How do you say "Where is the station?" in Italian?

"Where is the station?" in Italian is "Dov'è la stazione?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Where is the station?’ in Italian

Q: What does "Dov'è la stazione?" mean in English?

"Dov'è la stazione?" means "Where is the station?" in English. Usage tip: [dov'è] is a squeeze of [dove è], "where is." You'll see the same kind of contraction in [cos'è] from [cosa è].

Dov'è la stazione?

dohv eh lah stah-TSYOH-neh

[dohv eh lah stah-TSYOH-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: [dov'è] is a squeeze of [dove è], "where is." You'll see the same kind of contraction in [cos'è] from [cosa è].

Phrase Breakdown

Dov'

[dohv]

whe-

This is the shortened first part of 'Dov'è', from 'dove', meaning 'where'.

Example

Quando cerco il treno, chiedo: "Dov'è la stazione?"

When I am looking for the train station, I ask: "Where is the station?"

[eh]

Form of the verb 'essere', to be; here it means 'is'.

Example

Quando cerco il treno, chiedo: "Dov'è la stazione?"

When I am looking for the train station, I ask: "Where is the station?"

[lah]

the

Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.

Example

Quando cerco il treno, chiedo: "Dov'è la stazione?"

When I am looking for the train station, I ask: "Where is the station?"

stazione

[stah-TSYOH-neh]

station

Usually refers to a train station in travel contexts.

Example

Quando cerco il treno, chiedo: "Dov'è la stazione?"

When I am looking for the train station, I ask: "Where is the station?"

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