How to Say “Picnic” in Italian

picnic
masculine
The English word 'picnic' is translated into Italian as picnic.
picnic is a noun used to describe a meal eaten outdoors. When you want to express the action of having or going on a picnic, Italians commonly use the verb fare (to do/make) in the phrase fare un picnic.
Meaning: a meal eaten outdoors (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun picnic is masculine, so the indefinite article used is un.

Did you know?

  • The concept of a picnic in Italy is often tied to the Pasquetta holiday, the Monday after Easter, when millions of Italians head to the hills for outdoor meals.
  • In some Italian regions, a casual outdoor meal might be called a pranzo al sacco, which literally translates to 'lunch in a sack'.
  • In Italy, a picnic often focuses on a high variety of antipasti such as cured meats and olives, rather than the sandwiches common in English-speaking countries.

Examples in context

  • Andò a un picnic.
    She went on a picnic.
    This sentence is useful for saying she went on a picnic with picnic.
    Tatoeba #1115419 by Guybrush88, translation #312052 by CK
  • Che ne dici di un picnic?
    What about a picnic?
    This sentence is useful for suggesting a picnic with picnic.
    Tatoeba #6464189 by Guybrush88, translation #3160249 by Hybrid
  • Andiamo a fare un picnic.
    Let's go on a picnic.
    Tatoeba #6669812 by Guybrush88, translation #6666895 by CK
  • Sarebbe fantastico organizzare un pranzo all'aperto domenica!
    It would be fantastic to organize a picnic on Sunday!
  • Andiamo al parco a fare un picnic!
    Let's go to the park for a picnic!
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Example conversation

Sofia and Francesco are sitting in a park on a sunny afternoon.

  1. Sofia

    Ho preparato tutto per il nostro picnic.
    I prepared everything for our picnic.
  2. Francesco

    Grazie, Sofia, è un'idea fantastica.
    Thanks, Sofia, it's a fantastic idea.
  3. Sofia

    Vuoi un po' di frutta?
    Do you want some fruit?
  4. Francesco

    Sì, grazie, ho molta fame.
    Yes, thanks, I am very hungry.

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