How do you say "Straight ahead" in Italian?

"Straight ahead" in Italian is "Dritto avanti". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Straight ahead’ in Italian

Q: What does "Dritto avanti" mean in English?

"Dritto avanti" means "Straight ahead" in English. Usage tip: [Dritto] and [diritto] can both mean "straight" in directions. In real speech, you may also hear [sempre dritto] for "keep going straight."

Dritto avanti

DREET-toh ah-VAHN-tee

[DREET-toh ah-VAHN-tee]

💬 Usage Tip: [Dritto] and [diritto] can both mean "straight" in directions. In real speech, you may also hear [sempre dritto] for "keep going straight."

Phrase Breakdown

Dritto

[DREET-toh]

Straight

In a direct line; not turning or deviating.

Example

Continua dritto avanti per due chilometri.

Continue straight ahead for two kilometers.

avanti

[ah-VAHN-tee]

Forward

Moving towards a front or central position.

Example

Andiamo dritto avanti fino al parco.

Let's go straight forward until the park.

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