In Italian, the preposition 'da' is used to express 'from', 'since', and 'at someone's place', as demonstrated in phrases like 'Da domani vado da Daria che viene da Danimarca' (From tomorrow I'm going to Daria's place, who comes from Denmark).
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How do you say from in Italian? Da. How do you say since? Da. How do you say at someone's place?
Da for at someone's place, too, like da Marco. How do you say from tomorrow I'm going to guest who is from Denmark? Da domani vado da Daria che viene da Danimarca.
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