How to say "post office" in Italian?

In Italian "post office" translates to  ufficio postale 

Transliteration: oof-fee-tchoh poh-stah-leh

🇮🇹 Devo mandare una lettera all'ufficio postale.

🗣️ deh-voh mahn-dah-reh oo-nah leht-teh-rah ahl-oof-fee-tchoh poh-stah-leh

🇺🇸 I have to send a letter to the post office.



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Italian

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "post office" in Italian?

You can use the word "ufficio postale" which translates to "post office".

How to pronounce "ufficio postale" (post office) in Italian?

The word "ufficio postale" is pronounced as "oof-fee-tchoh poh-stah-leh".

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