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Sta is an Italian equivalent of the Spanish word está. The second person formal singular or the third person informal singular of the present indicative in the above-mentioned example may be translated respectively into English as "You are" and "He (it, one, she) is." The respective pronunciation will be "sta" in Italian and "ey-STA" in Spanish.
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