How to Say "Toronto" in Italian

Toronto

masculine

The English phrase Toronto is translated into Italian as Toronto.

The simplest and most common way to refer to the city in Italian is by using its original name, Toronto.

Meaning: city in Canada (name)

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If an Italian describes someone from Toronto, they might use the term torontano or torontana, following the standard Italian pattern of creating demonyms with a suffix.
Italian speakers often use the word canadese as a modifier, such as la città canadese di Toronto, to provide immediate geographical context even if the city is world-famous.
When referring to the city as a destination, Italians might say vado a Toronto. The preposition a is used for cities, which differs from the in used for countries like in Canada.

Toronto non delude mai.
Toronto never disappoints.
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Toronto è una città in Canada.
Toronto is a city in Canada.
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Sami denunciò la città di Toronto.
Sami sued the city of Toronto.
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Ho prenotato un volo per Toronto.
I booked a flight to Toronto.
La delegazione ufficiale della Città di Toronto è arrivata stamattina.
The official delegation from the City of Toronto arrived this morning.
Ho sentito parlare molto bene di Toronto.
I've heard great things about Toronto.
Sono appena tornato/a da Toronto.
I just came back from Toronto.
Vorrei visitare la CN Tower a Toronto.
I would like to visit the CN Tower in Toronto.
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Alessandro and Martina are discussing a trip to Canada.

Alessandro

Vuoi andare a Toronto quest'estate?
Do you want to go to Toronto this summer?
Martina

Sì, Toronto mi piace molto.
Yes, I like Toronto a lot.
Alessandro

Allora prenoto i voli per Toronto.
Then I will book the flights to Toronto.
Martina

Ottima idea, Alessandro!
Great idea, Alessandro!