No. 796 in Spanish

italia

"Italia" in Spanish means "Italy" in English, a country in Europe.

In a sentence

Italia es un país europeo con una rica historia.
Italy is a European country with a rich history.
In this sentence, 'Italia' is used as a proper noun, the name of a country.
El queso parmesano es una especialidad de Italia.
Parmesan cheese is a specialty of Italy.
Here, 'Italia' refers to the country in which the specialty originates, linking it to cultural or culinary significance.
Cuando fui a Italia, visité el Coliseo.
When I went to Italy, I visited the Colosseum.
In this sentence, 'Italia' is used as the destination, demonstrating the place visited in past tense.

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