Amo Roma
The English phrase "I love rome" is translated into Italian as Amo Roma.
Amo Roma is a statement used to express a strong feeling of affection or admiration for the city of Rome.
What does it mean word for word?
The word Amo is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb amare (to love), and Roma is the name of the city.
Which one should you use?
While Amo Roma expresses a deep, profound love for the city, a more casual way to say you like the city is Mi piace Roma.
Did you know?
- While Amo Roma sounds like a romantic declaration, it is also the official motto of the AS Roma football club, where the phrase represents a fierce athletic loyalty.
- In Rome, you will often see the phrase Roma Caput Mundi, which means 'Rome, Head of the World'. This title reflects the city's historical identity as the center of the Roman Empire.
- Despite the phrase Amo Roma being clear, many residents use Daje Roma as a way to express their love and support, which is a slang term used to cheer on the city.
Examples in context
- Sinceramente, amo Roma.Honestly, I love Rome.
- Non posso dire di no, amo Roma.I can't say no, I love Rome.
Example conversation
Two friends are walking through the historic center of the city.
- FrancescoÈ una città meravigliosa, vero?It is a wonderful city, right?
- MartinaSì, amo Roma con tutto il cuore.Yes, I love Rome with all my heart.
- FrancescoAnche io, è magica.Me too, it is magical.
- MartinaNon vorrei mai andarmene.I would never want to leave.
