How to Say ‘More T-shirts’ in Italian
Più magliette
pyoo mahl-YET-teh
[pyoo mahl-YET-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Più] means [more] and does not change form: [più magliette], [più grande], [più economico].
Phrase Breakdown
Più
[pyoo]
more
Used to indicate a greater quantity.
Vorrei Più colori tra cui scegliere.
I would like more colors to choose from.
magliette
[mahl-YET-teh]
T-shirts
Plural noun for casual shirts; useful in shopping contexts.
Cerco magliette economiche.
I’m looking for inexpensive T-shirts.
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