Where are the emergency exits?
u-SCI-te — the 'sc' before 'i' is pronounced like 'sh'. e-mer-GEN-za.
When entering a new terminal or building and wanting to know the layout for safety reasons.
'Dove sono' (where are) is the plural version of 'dov'è' and is used when asking about multiple items. 'Uscite di emergenza' are emergency exits — a compound noun used in airports, theatres, and public buildings throughout Italy.
Dov'è l'uscita principale?
Where is the main exit?
The main exit for leaving the building normally
C'è un punto di raccolta?
Is there an assembly point?
Emergency assembly point — usually marked with a green sign
Dove si trovano i bagni?
Where are the toilets?
Equally essential at any airport
Italian civil protection regulations require emergency exit signs to be in green with the standard ISO running figure. Public buildings, including airports, are regularly inspected for safety compliance. The Italian word for fire exit specifically is 'uscita antincendio'.