How do you say "Does this train go to Rome?" in Italian?

"Does this train go to Rome?" in Italian is "Questo treno va a Roma?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Does this train go to Rome?’ in Italian

Q: What does "Questo treno va a Roma?" mean in English?

"Questo treno va a Roma?" means "Does this train go to Rome?" in English. Usage tip: [Va a] means "goes to" here: [va a Roma], [va in centro], [va a Milano]. Italian uses [a] with cities, but usually [in] with larger areas like [in Italia].

Questo treno va a Roma?

KWEH-stoh TREH-noh vah ah ROH-mah

[KWEH-stoh TREH-noh vah ah ROH-mah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Va a] means "goes to" here: [va a Roma], [va in centro], [va a Milano]. Italian uses [a] with cities, but usually [in] with larger areas like [in Italia].

Phrase Breakdown

Questo

[KWEH-stoh]

this

Demonstrative adjective meaning 'this'.

Example

Questo treno va a Roma? Questo sembra molto veloce.

Does this train go to Rome? This one seems very fast.

treno

[TREH-noh]

train

The standard Italian word for train.

Example

Questo treno va a Roma? Il treno è già al binario?

Does this train go to Rome? Is the train already at the platform?

[vah]

goes

Third-person singular of andare, meaning 'goes'.

Example

Questo treno va a Roma? Va anche a Firenze?

Does this train go to Rome? Does it also go to Florence?

[ah]

Preposition meaning 'to'.

Example

Questo treno va a Roma? A Roma arrivo stasera?

Does this train go to Rome? Will I arrive in Rome tonight?

Roma

[ROH-mah]

Rome

The Italian name for Rome.

Example

Questo treno va a Roma? Roma è la mia destinazione.

Does this train go to Rome? Rome is my destination.

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