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How to Say ‘Of course, here it is.’ in Italian

Certo, ecco qui.

CHEHR-toh EHK-koh kwee

[CHEHR-toh EHK-koh kwee]

💬 Usage Tip: Ecco "here it is" is what you say as you hand something over. Add the item to point it out: ecco il biglietto "here's the ticket".

Phrase Breakdown

Certo

[CHEHR-toh]

certainly / of course

A common reply meaning agreement or confirmation.

Example

Certo, possiamo parlare adesso.

Of course, we can talk now.

ecco

[EHK-koh]

Here you go

Used when handing something to someone.

Example

Ecco a lei il suo biscotto.

Here is your biscuit.

qui

[kwee]

here

An adverb meaning 'here'.

Example

Da qui la stazione è vicina.

From here the station is near.

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