How to Say ‘For the 2026 World Cup’ in Italian
Per i Mondiali 2026
pehr ee mon-dee-AH-lee ven-tee ven-TAY-see
[pehr ee mon-dee-AH-lee ven-tee ven-TAY-see]
💬 Usage Tip: “Per” here means “for” in the sense of “regarding” or “for the occasion of.”
🇮🇹 In Italy: This phrase works well to introduce a football chat: “Per i Mondiali 2026…” sounds natural and topical.
Phrase Breakdown
Per i Mondiali
pehr ee mon-dee-AH-lee
For the World Cup(s)
"Per" means "for" and "i Mondiali" refers to the World Cup, often in the plural form when speaking generally about the tournament.
Per i Mondiali, abbiamo preparato tutto.
For the World Cup, we prepared everything.
Words in this phrase
Per
[pehr]
for
A preposition meaning for, often used to introduce a purpose, event, or occasion.
Per i Mondiali 2026, voglio viaggiare con gli amici.
For the 2026 World Cup, I want to travel with friends.
i
[ee]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before plural masculine nouns.
Per i Mondiali 2026, i biglietti saranno molto richiesti.
For the 2026 World Cup, the tickets will be in great demand.
Mondiali
[mon-dee-AH-lee]
World Cup
Literally means World Championships; in everyday Italian it commonly refers to the FIFA World Cup.
Per i Mondiali 2026, molti tifosi faranno festa.
For the 2026 World Cup, many fans will celebrate.
2026
[ven-tee ven-TAY-see]
2026
The year twenty twenty-six, referring here to the 2026 World Cup.
Per i Mondiali 2026, sto già scegliendo la squadra da sostenere.
For the 2026 World Cup, I am already choosing the team to support.
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