How to Say ‘Where is the station?’ in Italian
Dov'è la stazione?
dohv eh lah staht-see-OH-neh
[dohv eh lah staht-see-OH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Dov'è] is short for [dove è]. Italian often contracts this in speech and writing, just like [com'è] for [come è].
Phrase Breakdown
Dov'
[dohv]
wher'
Shortened form of dove before è; together they mean 'where is'.
Dov'è la stazione? Non la trovo.
Where is the station? I can't find it.
è
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of essere, meaning 'is'.
Dov'è la stazione? È vicino al centro.
Where is the station? It is near the center.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.
Dov'è la stazione? La cerco da stamattina.
Where is the station? I've been looking for it since this morning.
stazione
[staht-see-OH-neh]
station
Usually means a train station in travel contexts.
Dov'è la stazione? Devo prendere un treno.
Where is the station? I need to catch a train.
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