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How do you say "where is the elevator" in Italian?
dove si trova l'ascensore
In Italian, "where is the elevator" is dove si trova l'ascensore.
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Pronunciation
Dove si trova l'ascensore is DOH-veh see TROH-vah lah-shen-SOH-reh, stress on trova and the third syllable of ascensore.
Grammar notes
dove si trova l'ascensore is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
where is the elevator
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How to remember dove si trova l'ascensore
Ascensore comes from ascendere, to ascend, since an elevator lifts you upward.
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- what time does it open A che ora si apre
- what time does it close A che ora chiude?
- can i have the menu Posso avere il menù
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Questions about dove si trova l'ascensore
How do you pronounce dove si trova l'ascensore?
Dove si trova l'ascensore is DOH-veh see TROH-vah lah-shen-SOH-reh, stress on trova and the third syllable of ascensore.
Is dove si trova l'ascensore formal or casual?
dove si trova l'ascensore is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is dove si trova l'ascensore used in Italian?
dove si trova l'ascensore is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (where is the elevator).
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