dove

where

The Italian word 'dove' is used just like its English equivalent 'where'. It is used in questions and statements to indicate location. Example in a sentence: 'Dove abiti?' which translates to 'Where do you live?'

Example sentences using: dove

Dove stai andando?

Where are you going?

This is a commonly used question in Italian to ask someone where they are heading to. It's often used in daily conversation.

Dove hai lasciato le chiavi?

Where did you leave the keys?

This Italian sentence is used when someone wants to know where another person left the keys. It could be used in a home or work environment.

Non so dove sia.

I don't know where it is.

This phrase is used when a person does not know the location of something or someone. It's a common phrase used in various contexts.