When talking about directions, "destra" means "right." For example, if you're giving someone directions, you might say "Gira a destra," which means "Turn right."
You'll also hear it in phrases like "a destra di," meaning "to the right of." So, "Il negozio è a destra del museo" translates to "The shop is to the right of the museum."
It's a foundational word for navigating and describing locations.
§ What does it mean and when do people use it?
Let's talk about 'destra'. This is a common and important Italian word. It means 'right', as in the direction. You'll hear and use this word a lot in everyday Italian conversations. Think about giving directions, talking about politics, or even just describing where something is located.
- Definition
- The direction opposite of left.
The most straightforward use of 'destra' is for giving and receiving directions. If you're lost in an Italian city and ask for help, you'll definitely hear this word. It's essential for getting around!
Gira a destra al prossimo incrocio. (Turn right at the next intersection.)
'Destra' isn't just about directions on a map. It also describes your right hand or right side. Imagine you're talking about holding something or pointing to something on your body.
Ho un orologio sul polso destro. (I have a watch on my right wrist.)
Beyond physical directions, 'destra' is frequently used in a political context. Just like in English, 'the right' or 'right-wing' refers to conservative political ideologies. This is a common usage you'll encounter if you follow Italian news or discussions.
Il partito di destra ha vinto le elezioni. (The right-wing party won the elections.)
You might also see 'destra' used in a more abstract sense, meaning correct or proper, although 'giusto' is more common for this. However, knowing that 'destra' can sometimes carry this connotation will help you understand different nuances.
Here are some common phrases where 'destra' appears:
- A destra: To the right, on the right
- Sulla destra: On the right side
- Mano destra: Right hand
- Ala destra: Right wing (in sports or politics)
Understanding 'destra' is fundamental for basic communication in Italian. Practice using it in different contexts, and you'll find it becoming second nature very quickly.
§ Learning 'Destra'
If you're learning Italian, 'destra' is a word you'll hear and use constantly. It means 'right' – as in, the opposite direction of 'left'. Mastering this simple word early on will help you understand directions, describe locations, and navigate everyday conversations.
- DEFINITION
- The direction opposite of left.
§ 'Destra' in Daily Life
You'll find yourself using 'destra' all the time. Whether you're asking for directions, describing where something is, or even talking about politics, this word is essential. Let's look at some common situations where 'destra' comes up.
§ Directions and Navigation
This is probably the most obvious use. When you're walking around an Italian city or driving, you'll hear and use 'destra' constantly.
Turn right: Gira a destra.
On the right: A destra.
To the right: Verso destra.
Dopo il semaforo, gira a destra. (After the traffic light, turn right.)
La farmacia è sulla tua destra. (The pharmacy is on your right.)
§ Describing Locations
When you're telling someone where an object or a person is, 'destra' is incredibly useful.
Il libro è a destra del computer. (The book is to the right of the computer.)
C'è un ristorante proprio a destra dell'albergo. (There's a restaurant right to the right of the hotel.)
§ 'Destra' in a Work or School Setting
Even in a more formal environment like work or school, 'destra' plays a role in giving instructions or describing layouts.
Metti i documenti a destra sulla scrivania. (Put the documents on the right of the desk.)
L'aula di informatica è la seconda porta a destra. (The computer lab is the second door on the right.)
§ 'Destra' in News and Politics
Beyond simple directions, 'destra' is also used to refer to political leanings. Just like in English, 'right-wing' in Italian is often expressed with 'destra'.
Il partito di destra ha vinto le elezioni. (The right-wing party won the elections.)
§ Common Phrases with 'Destra'
Here are a few more common phrases to help you use 'destra' naturally:
Hand: Mano destra (right hand)
Foot: Piede destro (right foot - note 'destro' here as 'piede' is masculine)
Right-wing (political): Ala destra
Ho un dolore al braccio destro. (I have a pain in my right arm.)
As you can see, 'destra' is a versatile word that pops up in many contexts. Keep an ear out for it when you're listening to Italian, and practice using it in your own sentences. It's a foundational word for navigating Italian conversations.
§ Understanding 'Destra' (Right)
Alright, let's talk about 'destra'. This is a fundamental word you'll use constantly in Italian. It means 'right' – the opposite direction of left. Pretty straightforward, right? But like many simple words, there are a few things to keep in mind to use it correctly and sound natural.
- DEFINITION
- The direction opposite of left.
You'll hear 'destra' all the time when getting directions, describing locations, or even talking about politics (the political right). It's a noun, specifically a feminine noun. This is important because it affects how you use articles and adjectives with it.
Gira a destra al semaforo. (Turn right at the traffic light.)
Il museo è sulla tua destra. (The museum is on your right.)
§ Mistakes with 'Destra'
Even simple words can trip you up. Here are the common mistakes English speakers make with 'destra' and how to avoid them.
- Using 'destro' instead of 'destra': This is a big one. In Italian, adjectives often change their ending to match the gender of the noun they describe. 'Destro' is the masculine form, 'destra' is the feminine. Since the *direction* 'right' is feminine, you always use 'destra'.
La mia mano destra. (My right hand.)
Here, 'mano' (hand) is feminine, so 'destra' (right) agrees with it. If you were talking about a masculine noun, say 'il lato' (the side), you would say 'il lato destro'. But when you're just talking about 'the right' as a direction, it's always 'destra'.
- Forgetting the preposition 'a': When giving directions or saying 'to the right', you almost always need the preposition 'a' (to/at).
Vai sempre a destra. (Always go right.)
Simply saying 'Vai destra' is incorrect. It needs that 'a'.
- Confusing 'destra' with 'diritto': 'Diritto' means 'straight ahead'. Sometimes learners confuse these two because 'right' and 'straight' are both directions. Keep them separate!
Vai diritto, poi gira a destra. (Go straight, then turn right.)
See the difference? One is 'straight ahead', the other is 'right turn'.
- Overthinking the article: While 'destra' is a feminine noun, you won't always see 'la destra'. Especially in directional commands like 'Gira a destra', the 'a' often absorbs the need for a definite article. Don't force 'la' in there if it doesn't sound right or you don't see it in examples.
Mastering 'destra' is about practice. Listen to how native speakers use it, especially when giving directions. Pay attention to the prepositions ('a', 'su') that often accompany it. Once you get these small details right, you'll sound much more natural and confident. Don't be afraid to make mistakes; that's how you learn!
§ destra: Definition and Use
Let's talk about 'destra'. It's a fundamental word you'll hear and use constantly in Italian. Think about giving directions, describing locations, or even talking about politics. 'Destra' is essential for all of that.
- DEFINITION
- The direction opposite of left.
In Italian, 'destra' is primarily a noun, meaning 'right' as a direction or a side. It's also used as an adjective and an adverb, which we'll cover, but its core meaning is always about that direction.
§ Using destra as a Noun
When 'destra' is a noun, it refers to the right side or the right hand. It's usually feminine, so you'll see it with 'la' or 'a destra'.
Gira a destra al semaforo. (Turn right at the traffic light.)
La mia mano destra è più forte. (My right hand is stronger.)
Notice how 'a destra' means 'to the right' or 'on the right'. This is a common prepositional phrase you should memorize.
§ destra as an Adjective
'Destra' can also function as an adjective, meaning 'right' (as in, on the right side). When used as an adjective, it needs to agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
- Masculine singular: destro
- Feminine singular: destra
- Masculine plural: destri
- Feminine plural: destre
Il lato destro della strada. (The right side of the street.)
Le scarpe destre sono qui. (The right shoes are here.)
§ destra as an Adverb
When 'destra' is an adverb, it means 'to the right' or 'on the right side'. It doesn't change its form. This is generally when it's used with verbs of movement or position.
Cammina destra per un chilometro. (Walk right for a kilometer.)
Il negozio è proprio destra. (The shop is directly right.)
§ Common Phrases with destra
You'll often hear 'destra' in these common expressions:
- A destra: To the right, on the right. This is probably the most common way you'll use it for directions.
- Sulla destra: On the right (side). Similar to 'a destra' but emphasizes the position.
- La destra politica: The political right. Yes, Italians use 'destra' for political leanings, just like in English.
Guarda a destra prima di attraversare. (Look to the right before crossing.)
Il libro è sulla destra dello scaffale. (The book is on the right of the shelf.)
§ destra vs. Sinistra
The obvious counterpart to 'destra' is 'sinistra' (left). These two words are a pair, and you'll always encounter them together when talking about directions. 'Sinistra' behaves in much the same way as 'destra' in its noun, adjective, and adverb forms.
- Sinistra (noun): The left side/hand. (e.g., a sinistra, la mia mano sinistra)
- Sinistro (adjective): Left. (e.g., il lato sinistro)
- Sinistra (adverb): To the left. (e.g., cammina sinistra)
Gira a sinistra dopo la banca. (Turn left after the bank.)
§ When to use destra
You use 'destra' when:
- You're talking about the direction 'right'.
- You're describing something as being on the right side.
- You're referring to the right hand or right-sided objects.
- You're discussing political leanings (the political right).
There aren't really 'alternatives' to 'destra' when you specifically mean 'right' in Italian. It's the word you use. The main point of confusion for learners is usually remembering its gender when used as a noun and its agreement when used as an adjective. Pay attention to those details, and you'll use 'destra' correctly every time.
How Formal Is It?
"Prego, si diriga verso destra."
"Il negozio è a destra."
"Vai a destra, è lì."
"Usa la manina destra per mangiare."
"Gira a destra e non sbagli."
स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण
Quando arrivi all'incrocio, gira a destra per trovare il negozio di cui ti ho parlato.
When you arrive at the intersection, turn right to find the shop I told you about.
Common usage with 'a' (to) indicating direction.
Ho notato che preferisce sempre sedersi sulla destra del tavolo, forse per la luce migliore.
I noticed that he always prefers to sit on the right side of the table, perhaps for better light.
Used with 'sulla' (on the) to indicate a position.
Se guardi attentamente, vedrai la statua antica appena sulla destra dell'entrata principale.
If you look carefully, you will see the ancient statue just to the right of the main entrance.
Used with 'sulla' (on the) to indicate a position relative to something.
La sua casa si trova proprio alla destra della chiesa, è impossibile non vederla.
His house is located right to the right of the church, it's impossible not to see it.
Used with 'alla' (to the) to indicate location.
Dopo aver attraversato il ponte, mantieni la destra per seguire la strada panoramica.
After crossing the bridge, keep to the right to follow the scenic route.
Common expression 'mantenere la destra' (to keep to the right).
Durante la parata, i bambini si erano posizionati sulla destra della strada per avere una vista migliore.
During the parade, the children had positioned themselves on the right side of the street to get a better view.
Used with 'sulla' (on the) to indicate a side/position.
Mi ha indicato la destra con un gesto della mano, ma non ero sicuro di dove volesse che andassi.
He pointed to the right with a hand gesture, but I wasn't sure where he wanted me to go.
Used as a direct object, 'la destra' referring to the direction itself.
Per raggiungere la biblioteca, devi proseguire dritto e poi girare sulla destra al secondo semaforo.
To reach the library, you need to go straight and then turn right at the second traffic light.
Common usage with 'sulla' (on the) for turning.
La macchina si è fermata proprio alla mia destra, bloccando il passaggio pedonale.
The car stopped right to my right, blocking the pedestrian crossing.
Here, 'destra' is used as a noun with the preposition 'alla' to indicate location.
Ho notato un piccolo caffè molto accogliente sulla destra del vicolo, perfetto per una pausa caffè.
I noticed a cozy little cafe on the right side of the alley, perfect for a coffee break.
Similar to the previous example, 'sulla destra' indicates position.
Per raggiungere la piazza principale, devi svoltare a destra al semaforo.
To reach the main square, you need to turn right at the traffic light.
'Svoltare a destra' is a common idiomatic expression for 'to turn right'.
Il mio sedile era proprio sulla destra dell'aereo, offrendo una vista spettacolare.
My seat was right on the right side of the airplane, offering a spectacular view.
'Sulla destra' again indicates a position or side.
Con la mano destra, afferrò saldamente il corrimano per non cadere.
With her right hand, she firmly grasped the handrail so as not to fall.
'Mano destra' specifies which hand, with 'destra' acting as an adjective here.
Durante l'escursione, abbiamo dovuto tenere la destra per non perdere il sentiero segnato.
During the hike, we had to keep to the right so as not to lose the marked trail.
'Tenere la destra' means 'to keep to the right', often used for paths or roads.
Il pittore ha posizionato il soggetto principale leggermente a destra del centro della tela.
The painter positioned the main subject slightly to the right of the center of the canvas.
'A destra del' indicates something is to the right of another object.
Se guardi attentamente, vedrai una piccola insegna luminosa sulla tua destra, è lì che dobbiamo andare.
If you look carefully, you'll see a small illuminated sign on your right, that's where we need to go.
'Sulla tua destra' is a more direct way to indicate 'on your right'.
अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है
When used with the definite article, it refers to 'the right side' or 'the right wing' (politically).
This is the common phrase for 'to the right' or 'on the right.'
Refers specifically to 'the right hand.'
व्याकरण पैटर्न
मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ
"a destra"
to the right; on the right
Gira a destra al semaforo. (Turn right at the traffic light.)
neutral"mano destra"
right hand
Scrivo con la mano destra. (I write with my right hand.)
neutral"ala destra"
right wing (politics, sports)
Il partito di ala destra ha vinto le elezioni. (The right-wing party won the elections.)
neutral"alla tua destra"
on your right
Il bagno è alla tua destra. (The bathroom is on your right.)
neutral"il braccio destro"
the right-hand man (trusted assistant)
È il mio braccio destro in ufficio. (He's my right-hand man in the office.)
neutral"dalla parte destra"
from the right side
Guarda dalla parte destra della strada. (Look from the right side of the road.)
neutral"a destra e a manca"
everywhere, all over the place (literally 'to the right and to the left')
Ha lasciato le sue cose a destra e a manca. (He left his things everywhere.)
informal"dare la destra"
to give way to someone approaching from the right (driving rule)
Ricorda di dare la destra in questo incrocio. (Remember to give way to the right at this intersection.)
neutral"essere a destra (politically)"
to be on the right (politically)
Mio nonno era sempre a destra. (My grandfather was always on the right.)
neutral"la destra al volante"
right-hand drive (vehicle)
Questo è un veicolo con la destra al volante. (This is a right-hand drive vehicle.)
neutralआसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले
It's the direct opposite, so learners often mix them up, especially in commands.
Sinistra means 'left,' while destra means 'right.'
Vai a sinistra. (Go left.)
When giving directions, learners might confuse 'right' with 'straight.'
Dritto means 'straight,' not 'right.'
Vai sempre dritto. (Always go straight.)
Both words can sound similar, and 'giusto' can also mean 'right' in the sense of 'correct.'
Destra refers to the direction. Giusto means 'correct' or 'fair.'
È la risposta giusta. (It's the right/correct answer.)
This is the masculine adjective form of 'right,' which can be confusing with the noun 'destra.'
Destra is the noun (the right side/direction). Destro is the adjective (right-handed, or referring to something on the right side).
È un guanto destro. (It's a right glove.)
In some directional contexts, learners might think 'dopo' (after) could imply a turning direction.
Dopo means 'after.' Destra means 'right.' They are not related in terms of direction.
Gira dopo il semaforo. (Turn after the traffic light.)
वाक्य संरचनाएँ
A destra (On the right)
Il bagno è a destra. (The bathroom is on the right.)
Girare a destra (To turn right)
Gira a destra al prossimo incrocio. (Turn right at the next intersection.)
La mano destra (The right hand)
Scrivo con la mano destra. (I write with my right hand.)
Alla tua destra (To your right)
Il mio ufficio è alla tua destra. (My office is to your right.)
Sulla destra (On the right side)
C'è un bar sulla destra. (There's a bar on the right side.)
Il lato destro (The right side)
Preferisco sedermi sul lato destro dell'aereo. (I prefer to sit on the right side of the airplane.)
Avere ragione (To be right - idiom)
Hai ragione, è così. (You are right, it is so.)
Di destra (Right-wing - political context)
È un partito di destra. (It is a right-wing party.)
इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें
Destra is a feminine noun in Italian, meaning "right" (as in a direction). It's commonly used when giving directions or describing location.
Examples:
- "Gira a destra." (Turn to the right.)
- "La macchina è a destra." (The car is on the right.)
It can also be used as an adjective, agreeing in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
Examples:
- "La mano destra." (The right hand.)
- "I banchi destri." (The right benches.)
A common mistake for English speakers is forgetting that "destra" is feminine. You might accidentally say "il destra" instead of "la destra."
Also, remember that when giving directions, you often use the preposition "a" before "destra" (e.g., "a destra").
सुझाव
Basic Direction
When learning directions in Italian, 'destra' is one of the most fundamental. It means right.
Common Phrase
A very common phrase you'll hear is 'a destra', which means 'to the right' or 'on the right'. This is essential for navigation.
Opposite of Sinistra
Remember that 'destra' is the direct opposite of 'sinistra' (left). Learning them together can help reinforce both.
Feminine Noun
'Destra' is a feminine noun. This is important for agreement with articles and adjectives, e.g., 'la destra' (the right).
No 'The' Needed Sometimes
When giving commands like 'Gira a destra' (Turn right), you don't use the article 'la' before 'destra'.
Contextual Use
'Destra' can refer to a physical direction or a political alignment (the right-wing). Context will make it clear.
Driving Directions
When asking for or giving driving directions, 'a destra' will be one of the first phrases you need to use or understand. It means 'to the right'.
Body Parts
You can also use 'destra' with body parts, like 'la mano destra' (the right hand) or 'il piede destro' (the right foot). Note the agreement for masculine nouns.
Practice with Gestures
As you learn 'destra', practice saying it while pointing to your right. This kinesthetic learning can really help it stick.
Listen for It
Pay attention to how native speakers use 'destra' in conversations, movies, or songs. Hearing it in different contexts will deepen your understanding of its nuances and when to use it as right.
याद करें
स्मृति सहायक
Think of a 'dexterous' person, someone who is usually right-handed and skillful. 'Destra' sounds a bit like 'dexterous'.
दृश्य संबंध
Imagine a stop sign, and to its right, there's a big red arrow pointing 'destra'. Every time you see a stop sign, you can picture that arrow.
Word Web
चैलेंज
Next time you are walking or driving, point out objects to your 'destra' and say 'a destra'. For example, 'L'albero è a destra' (The tree is on the right).
असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें
वास्तविक संदर्भ
Giving or following directions
- Gira a destra.
- Sempre dritto, poi a destra.
- A destra della chiesa.
Referring to the right-hand side of something
- Il sedile a destra.
- A destra del tavolo.
- La mia mano destra.
Political leaning (right-wing)
- Il partito di destra.
- Le idee di destra.
Using your right hand/foot
- Scrive con la mano destra.
- Calcia con il piede destro.
Figurative use, meaning 'correct' or 'right'
- La cosa giusta (destra in this context is 'right' in the sense of correct/proper).
- Sei nel posto giusto (destra in this context is 'right' in the sense of correct/proper).
बातचीत की शुरुआत
"Ciao! Sai dov'è la stazione? Devo andare a destra o a sinistra?"
"Qual è la tua mano dominante? La destra o la sinistra?"
"Preferisci sederti a destra o a sinistra in un aereo?"
"Hai un ristorante preferito in questa zona? È a destra o a sinistra da qui?"
"Parlando di politica, cosa pensi dei partiti di destra in Italia?"
डायरी विषय
Descrivi una volta in cui hai dovuto chiedere indicazioni e ti hanno detto di andare a 'destra'. Come ti sei sentito?
Scrivi del tuo oggetto preferito che si trova sempre alla tua 'destra'.
Immagina di essere un turista a Roma. Descrivi un luogo che vorresti visitare e come ci arriveresti, usando 'destra' nelle indicazioni.
Rifletti su una situazione in cui hai dovuto prendere una decisione e hai sentito che era la 'cosa giusta' (destra) da fare.
Pensa a un'attività che fai ogni giorno. Quali azioni compi con la mano o il piede 'destro'?
खुद को परखो 30 सवाल
The correct order to say 'you must turn right'.
This forms the sentence 'The station is to the right of the park.'
This translates to 'Put the book on the desk to the right.'
Se devi indicare la mano con cui scrivi abitualmente (se non sei mancino), quale parola useresti?
Se non sei mancino, la mano con cui scrivi abitualmente è la destra.
In Italia, quando si guida, su quale lato della strada si tiene la macchina?
In Italia, come nella maggior parte dei paesi europei, si guida tenendo la destra.
Se un amico ti dice 'Il mio appartamento è subito dopo l'angolo, sulla tua destra', cosa significa?
La frase indica che dopo aver girato l'angolo, l'appartamento si trova sul lato destro.
In politica, il termine 'destra' si riferisce sempre a posizioni conservatrici.
Generalmente, in politica, la 'destra' è associata a ideologie e posizioni conservatrici.
Se un arbitro di calcio mostra il cartellino 'destra' significa che il giocatore è espulso.
Gli arbitri di calcio mostrano cartellini gialli o rossi, non un cartellino 'destra', per ammonire o espellere un giocatore.
La 'destra orografica' di un fiume si riferisce alla sponda situata alla tua destra guardando verso la sorgente.
La 'destra orografica' di un fiume è la sponda che si trova alla destra di un osservatore che guarda verso la foce del fiume (cioè, con la corrente alle spalle).
Listen for directions to the bank.
Identify the location of the bookstore.
Note the speaker's preferred seating area in the theater.
Read this aloud:
Per favore, puoi indicarmi la strada per la stazione? Devo andare a destra o a sinistra?
Focus: destra, sinistra
तुमने कहा:
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Descrivi un percorso che include una svolta a destra per raggiungere un luogo che conosci bene.
Focus: svolta a destra, proseguire dritto
तुमने कहा:
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Immagina di essere in un museo e devi guidare qualcuno alla sezione di arte moderna. Spiega che si trova sulla destra dopo aver superato la sala principale.
Focus: sulla destra, superato, sala principale
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In un dibattito politico, riferirsi alla 'destra' spesso implica posizioni conservatrici. Quale di queste azioni sarebbe tipica di un partito di destra in termini economici?
La destra economica tende a sostenere politiche di libero mercato, come la riduzione delle tasse e la deregolamentazione, per promuovere la crescita economica e l'iniziativa privata.
Un giornalista sta descrivendo la svolta politica di un paese. Se il paese 'vira a destra', cosa significa probabilmente in termini di governo?
Quando un paese 'vira a destra' in senso politico, indica un cambio verso posizioni più conservatrici, nazionaliste o di destra nel governo.
Nel contesto di un'orchestra, se il direttore indica 'alla destra' per una sezione, a quale gruppo di strumenti potrebbe riferirsi, considerando la disposizione tradizionale?
Nella disposizione orchestrale tradizionale, i primi violini sono solitamente posizionati alla destra del direttore (dal punto di vista del pubblico).
Affermare che una persona 'ha un approccio di destra' nella vita significa che è generalmente più propensa a prendere rischi e a essere innovativa.
Nell'uso comune, un 'approccio di destra' in contesti non politici spesso si riferisce a un'adesione a principi tradizionali, conservatorismo o una preferenza per la stabilità rispetto all'innovazione radicale, il che contraddice l'affermazione di essere 'più propensa a prendere rischi e a essere innovativa'.
In un testo medievale, la 'destra' di un sovrano potrebbe simboleggiare un'alleanza potente o un erede designato.
Storicamente e simbolicamente, la 'destra' era spesso associata al potere, all'onore e alla successione. Sedere alla destra del sovrano o essere la 'mano destra' implicava grande fiducia e importanza.
Nel linguaggio figurato, se una decisione è 'spostata a destra' in un'azienda, significa che si è orientata verso una maggiore inclusività e collaborazione tra i dipendenti.
Nel linguaggio figurato, 'spostarsi a destra' in un'azienda o in un contesto organizzativo spesso indica un'orientamento verso decisioni più gerarchiche, basate sul profitto o su una gestione più tradizionale, non necessariamente verso maggiore inclusività o collaborazione.
This sentence discusses a society shifting towards a more right-wing policy due to economic reasons, demonstrating a C1 level of abstraction and vocabulary.
This sentence refers to right-wing factions within a political party expressing disagreement, requiring an understanding of political discourse common at C1.
This sentence describes a right-wing government continuing with reforms despite criticism, indicative of C1 political and social understanding.
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Basic Direction
When learning directions in Italian, 'destra' is one of the most fundamental. It means right.
Common Phrase
A very common phrase you'll hear is 'a destra', which means 'to the right' or 'on the right'. This is essential for navigation.
Opposite of Sinistra
Remember that 'destra' is the direct opposite of 'sinistra' (left). Learning them together can help reinforce both.
Feminine Noun
'Destra' is a feminine noun. This is important for agreement with articles and adjectives, e.g., 'la destra' (the right).
संबंधित सामग्री
संबंधित मुहावरे
general के और शब्द
abbagliare
C1To dazzle or blind with light or beauty
abbaglio
C1A serious mistake or misconception.
abbreviare
B1To make something shorter.
abnegazione
C1Self-sacrifice or renunciation of one's own interests
accadere
B1To happen or occur.
accadimento
B2An event, occurrence, or happening.
accaduto
B1What happened or the event that occurred.
accanito
C1Fierce, persistent, or relentless in pursuit
accantonare
C1To put aside for future use or discard.
accattivante
C1witty, charming, or attractive.
