How to Say “Europe” in Italian

Europa
/ewˈrɔ.pa/
The Italian word for europe is Europa.
Europa is the proper name used to refer to the continent of Europe.
Meaning: continent (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The word consists of 3 syllables, with the stress on the second syllable. It is pronounced /ewˈrɔ.pa/.

Did you know?

  • While Europa refers to the continent, Italians use the phrase il vecchio continente meaning 'the old continent' as a common poetic synonym.
  • In Italian, the word Europa is used both as a noun for the continent and as a female given name, though the latter is rare today.
  • The word Europa shares an identical spelling with its Latin ancestor, despite the evolution of many other Latin-derived words into modern Italian.

Examples in context

  • Io vivo in Europa.
    I live in Europe.
    This sentence is useful for stating where you live.
    Tatoeba #4397814 by Guybrush88, translation #2635011 by CK
  • È stato in Europa?
    Have you been to Europe?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone has visited the continent.
    Tatoeba #13952810 by Guybrush88, translation #12196657 by CK
  • C'è vita in Europa?
    Is there life in Europe?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the existence of life in Europe.
    Tatoeba #13952831 by Guybrush88, translation #7954127 by Seael
  • Nell'Europa moderna, la cooperazione tra i paesi è essenziale.
    In modern Europe, cooperation between countries is essential.
  • Il continente europeo è ricco di cultura e diversità.
    The European continent is rich in culture and diversity.
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Example conversation

Francesco and Sofia are talking about their travel dreams.

  1. Francesco

    Vorrei visitare tutta l'Europa.
    I would like to visit all of Europe.
  2. Sofia

    Anch'io, quale città preferisci?
    Me too, which city do you prefer?
  3. Francesco

    Mi piacciono molte città in Europa.
    I like many cities in Europe.
  4. Sofia

    Allora partiamo insieme l'anno prossimo!
    Then let's leave together next year!

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