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Italian Phrase

Stampo il percorso migliore.

/ˈstam.po il perˈkor.so mjolˈʎo.re/
Meaning"I print the best route."
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Meaning

Literally, ‘I print the best route.’ It is used when you are producing a hard‑copy (or digital printout) of the optimal path for a journey, a hike, or a delivery route.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you have calculated the most efficient or scenic way to get somewhere and you want to give someone a printed map or itinerary. It’s common among travelers, tour guides, logistics staff, and anyone planning a trip on paper.

Grammar Breakdown

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1

Stampare (present tense)

‘Stampo’ is the first‑person singular present indicative of ‘stampare’, meaning ‘to print’.

2

Definite article il

‘il’ is the masculine singular definite article used before consonant‑initial nouns like ‘percorso’.

3

Adjective agreement

‘migliore’ is an irregular comparative adjective that agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies; it follows the noun in Italian.

🗨In Conversation

A

Qual è il percorso più veloce per arrivare al centro storico?

What’s the fastest route to the historic centre?

Stampo il percorso migliore.

I’ll print the best route.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Stampo il migliore percorso.

    Adjectives like ‘migliore’ normally follow the noun; placing it before sounds unnatural.

  • Stampo la percorso migliore.

    ‘Percorso’ is masculine, so the correct article is ‘il’, not ‘la’.

  • Stampo il percorso più migliore.

    ‘Migliore’ already means ‘best’; adding ‘più’ creates a redundancy.

Alternatives

  • Stamperò il percorso migliore.

    I will print the best route.

  • Stampa il percorso migliore.

    Print the best route.

  • Ho stampato il percorso migliore.

    I have printed the best route.

  • Ecco il percorso migliore stampato.

    Here is the best route printed.

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Cultural Tip

In Italy many hikers still prefer a paper map, especially in the Alps and Apennines, so saying ‘Stampo il percorso migliore’ can sound very practical and trustworthy. In urban settings, however, Italians often rely on smartphone navigation, so you might also hear ‘Ti mando il percorso migliore su WhatsApp.’