How to Say ‘Written above’ in Italian
Scritto sopra
SKREE-toh SOH-prah
[SKREE-toh SOH-prah]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Sopra' means 'above,' useful for indicating position or surface.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Writing above signifies epilogues or legacies left for future generations.
Phrase Breakdown
Scritto
[SKREE-toh]
written
The past participle of 'write', indicating an action of forming letters on a surface.
Scritto sul muro c'è un messaggio.
There is a message written on the wall.
sopra
[SOH-prah]
above
In a higher position relative to something else.
Il lampadario è sopra il tavolo.
The chandelier is above the table.
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