How to Say ‘They are here’ in Italian
Sono qui
SOH-noh kwee
[SOH-noh kwee]
Phrase Breakdown
Sono
[SOH-noh]
they are / are
From 'essere'; here with 'qui' it means something is located somewhere. In context, it can refer to items like passports.
I documenti sono qui sul tavolo.
The documents are here on the table.
qui
[kwee]
here
Used to show that something is in this place, close to the speaker.
Sono qui nella borsa piccola.
They are here in the small bag.
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