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"to the" in Italian

al
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Literal Breakdown

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to (before consonants) a
the (singular masculine) il

Summary

The Italian translation for “to the” is al. The Italian, al, can be broken down into 2 parts:"to (before consonants)" (a) and "the (singular masculine)" (il).

Examples of "to the" in use

There are 21 examples of the Italian word for "to the" being used:
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Do you go to the supermarket to buy carrots? Vai al supermercato a comprare le carote?

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"to the" Practice (23)
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Lesson words
the (singular masculine),
to (before consonants),
to the
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Lesson phrases
Ah, I have to go to work.,
at work,
back to work,
by touch,
Do you go to the supermarket to buy carrots?,
He is already at the airport.,
I am eating a cheese sandwich.,
I need to go to work on Monday.,
I usually take the bus to go to work.,
I walk to work every day, even when it rains!,
I want to go to the airport.,
I will call him on the phone.,
It is very close to work, am I right?,
Mario calls his friend Luigi on the telephone.,
Oh no, I am late for work!,
Oh no, we are already at the airport.,
the body piercing,
the breastfeeding,
window seat,
Yes, it is very close to work.
etc.

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