How to Say ‘World Cup’ in Italian
Mondiale
mon-dyah-leh
[mon-dyah-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: In everyday Italian, [i Mondiali] often means the World Cup without needing [di calcio] if the context is football. Around 2026, that will usually be understood immediately.
Phrase Breakdown
Mondiale
[mon-dyah-leh]
World Cup
In football context, Mondiale refers to the World Cup tournament.
Il Mondiale del 2026 sarà in Nord America.
The 2026 World Cup will be in North America.
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