How to Say ‘With some friends’ in Italian
Con degli amici
kohn DEH-lyee ah-MEE-chee
[kohn DEH-lyee ah-MEE-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: degli is di + gli merged, and here it means "some". Same idea: delle amiche "some (female) friends".
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
A preposition meaning with, often used to describe manner or attitude.
Nell'espressione Con sincerità, Con spiega il modo in cui le persone si comportano.
In the expression 'Con sincerità,' 'Con' explains the way people behave.
degli
[DEH-lyee]
some
Partitive article for masculine plural nouns starting with a vowel, s+consonant or z; often like 'some' or left untranslated.
Ho degli amici a Roma.
I have some friends in Rome.
amici
[ah-MEE-chee]
friends
Plural of amico, friend.
Esco con gli amici.
I'm going out with friends.
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