How to Say “Austin” in Italian

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Austin
feminine
The English name for the capital city of Texas, Austin, is written as Austin in Italian.
The word refers to the specific name of the capital city of the US state of Texas.
Meaning: capital city of Texas (name)

Did you know?

  • If you see the word austiniano in an Italian text, it likely refers to something pertaining to the city or its specific characteristics, rather than the name itself.
  • If an Italian were to translate the name Austin as a personal name, they might associate it with Augustino, the Italian version of Augustine.
  • When discussing the geography of Texas in Italian, the state is referred to as il Texas, but the city Austin remains without an article.

Examples in context

  • Austin è molto grande.
    Austin is very big.
  • Voglio visitare Austin quest'estate.
    I want to visit Austin this summer.
  • Conosci bene Austin?
    Do you know Austin well?

Example conversation

Giulia and Lorenzo are talking about travel plans in a cafe.

  1. Giulia

    Ti piacerebbe andare ad Austin?
    Would you like to go to Austin?
  2. Lorenzo

    Sì, Austin sembra una città fantastica.
    Yes, Austin seems like a fantastic city.
  3. Giulia

    Allora prenotiamo i voli per l'America.
    Then let's book the flights to America.
  4. Lorenzo

    Ottima idea, Giulia.
    Great idea, Giulia.

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