How to Say ‘The green one is sold out.’ in Italian
Il verde è finito.
eel VEHR-deh eh fee-NEE-toh
[eel VEHR-deh eh fee-NEE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: finito literally means "finished". In shops it's the normal way to say something has run out or sold out.
Phrase Breakdown
Il verde
eel VEHR-deh
The green (one)
Italian uses the article 'il' before a color used as a noun.
Il verde è il mio colore preferito.
Green is my favorite color.
Words in this phrase
Il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Nella frase Il tempo personale, Il introduce il concetto di tempo privato.
In the phrase 'Il tempo personale,' 'Il' introduces the concept of private time.
verde
[VEHR-deh]
green
Used as a noun: the green one, the color green.
Il verde ti sta bene.
Green suits you.
è finito.
eh fee-NEE-toh
is sold out.
'È finito' literally means 'is finished', and in shops it means 'sold out'. Stress: fi-NI-to.
Il pane è finito.
The bread is sold out.
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of 'essere'; used to describe a person, company, or situation.
Quando dici È in È molto umana, stai descrivendo l'azienda.
When you say 'È' in 'È molto umana,' you are describing the company.
finito
[fee-NEE-toh]
sold out
Past participle of 'finire'; in shops it means sold out or gone.
Il pane è finito.
The bread is sold out.
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