How to Say ‘I want to go to...’ in Italian
Voglio andare a...
ˈvɔʎʎo anˈdare a
[ˈvɔʎʎo anˈdare a]
💬 Usage Tip: Pair it with a place name: 'Voglio andare a Roma.',
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians respect decisiveness. Be clear with your travel destination.
Phrase Breakdown
Voglio
[ˈvɔʎʎo]
I want
Expresses desire or wish for something.
Voglio andare a casa.
I want to go home.
andare
[anˈdare]
to go
To move or travel to a location.
Devo andare a scuola.
I have to go to school.
a
[a]
to
Expresses movement toward a destination.
Vado a Roma.
I am going to Rome.
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