How to Say “Australia” in Italian

Australia
/a.usˈtra.lja/feminine
Australia is the Italian name for the Commonwealth of Australia.
Australia is used to refer to the country of Australia.
Meaning: Commonwealth of Australia (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Australia is feminine.

How do you pronounce it?

The word has four syllables, with the stress on the third syllable. The IPA is /a.usˈtra.lja/.

Did you know?

  • Italian speakers may use the term Antipodi to refer to Australia and New Zealand, referring to the opposite side of the globe.
  • The word Australia shares its root with the Italian adjective australe, meaning 'southern'.
  • In Italian, the term Terra Australis was used in historical texts to describe the hypothetical southern continent before the modern name Australia was adopted.

Examples in context

  • Tom è in Australia.
    Tom is in Australia.
    This sentence shows how to state that someone is in Australia.
    Tatoeba #2617675 by Guybrush88, translation #2273212 by CK
  • Lei è in Australia?
    Are you in Australia?
    This sentence is an example of asking if someone is in Australia.
    Tatoeba #4516096 by Guybrush88, translation #4494777 by CK
  • Lo feci in Australia.
    I did that in Australia.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of Australia when describing an action performed there.
    Tatoeba #7184892 by Guybrush88, translation #7184689 by CK
  • Nel corso della conferenza internazionale, si discuterà della collaborazione tra l'Australia e l'Italia.
    During the international conference, there will be a discussion on the collaboration between Australia and Italy.
  • Sai che Marta ha deciso di partire per l'Australia?
    Did you know that Marta has decided to go to Australia?
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Example conversation

Francesco and Chiara are discussing their dream travel destinations.

  1. Francesco

    Vorrei visitare l'Australia un giorno.
    I would like to visit Australia one day.
  2. Chiara

    L'Australia è un posto bellissimo, Francesco.
    Australia is a beautiful place, Francesco.
  3. Francesco

    Hai parenti che vivono in Australia?
    Do you have relatives who live in Australia?
  4. Chiara

    No, ma mi piacerebbe andarci.
    No, but I would love to go there.

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