How to Say “Trastevere” in Italian

Trastevere
Trastevere is the Italian name for a historic neighborhood in Rome located on the west bank of the Tiber river.

Did you know?

  • In Rome, Trastevere is often used as a shorthand to describe a specific vibe of bohemian nightlife and narrow alleys, regardless of whether a person is actually in that district.
  • For centuries, Trastevere was a working-class enclave of artisans and fishermen, creating a distinct local identity and dialect that differed from the aristocratic center of Rome.
  • Because of its historical isolation, the neighborhood once maintained its own specific dialect, making it sound slightly different from the standard Roman speech used in the city center.

Examples in context

  • Domani andiamo a Trastevere?
    Tomorrow, shall we go to Trastevere?
  • Sì, mi piacerebbe tornare a Trastevere!
    Yes, I would love to go back to Trastevere!
  • Mi scusi, dov'è Trastevere?
    Excuse me, where is Trastevere?
  • Abito a Trastevere.
    I live in Trastevere.
  • Ci vediamo a Trastevere stasera?
    Shall we meet in Trastevere tonight?
  • Trastevere è un quartiere bellissimo.
    Trastevere is a beautiful neighborhood.

Example conversation

Two friends are deciding where to go for dinner.

  1. Matteo

    Dove andiamo a cena oggi?
    Where are we going for dinner today?
  2. Martina

    Ti va di andare a Trastevere?
    Do you feel like going to Trastevere?
  3. Matteo

    Sì, mi piace molto quel quartiere.
    Yes, I like that neighborhood a lot.
  4. Martina

    Perfetto, allora ci vediamo lì.
    Perfect, let's meet there then.
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