How to Say “Water Bottle” in Italian

bottiglia d'acqua
The English phrase water bottle is bottiglia d'acqua in Italian.
bottiglia d'acqua refers to a container used for holding and carrying water.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase literally translates to 'bottle of water'. The d' in d'acqua is a contraction of the preposition di (of) used because the following word starts with a vowel.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form is bottiglia d'acqua. To express the plural, water bottles, use bottiglie d'acqua.

Did you know?

  • In Italy, you will often see nasoni on the streets, which are curved iron drinking fountains that allow anyone to refill their bottiglia d'acqua for free.
  • While you might use bottiglia d'acqua for a glass vessel, if you are talking about a reusable plastic or metal bottle for hiking, Italians often use the word borraccia.
  • If you ask for acqua naturale for your bottiglia d'acqua, you get still water, but acqua frizzante gives you sparkling water, which is extremely popular in Italy.

Examples in context

  • Dov'è la mia bottiglia d'acqua?
    Where's my water bottle?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the location of your bottiglia d'acqua.
    Tatoeba #11707234 by Guybrush88, translation #9676203 by DJ_Saidez
  • La bottiglia d'acqua è in frigo.
    The water bottle is in the fridge.
    This sentence is useful for stating that the bottiglia d'acqua is in the fridge.
    Tatoeba #4833301 by Guybrush88, translation #1897488 by marcelostockle
  • La mia bottiglia d'acqua è vuota.
    My water bottle is empty.
    This sentence is useful for describing your bottiglia d'acqua as empty.
    Tatoeba #11707219 by Guybrush88, translation #9200842 by Cabo
  • Al ristorante, potrei avere una bottiglia d'acqua naturale, per favore?
    At the restaurant, may I have a bottle of still water, please?
  • Hai una bottiglietta d'acqua fresca da darmi?
    Do you have a little bottle of cold water to give me?
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Example conversation

Francesco and Martina are preparing for a hike.

  1. Francesco

    Hai preso la tua bottiglia d'acqua?
    Did you take your water bottle?
  2. Martina

    Sì, la mia bottiglia d'acqua è nello zaino.
    Yes, my water bottle is in the backpack.
  3. Francesco

    Ottimo, io prendo la mia ora.
    Great, I'll take mine now.
  4. Martina

    Siamo pronti per partire!
    We are ready to go!

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