How to Say ‘Will you come too?’ in Italian
Vieni anche tu?
VYEH-nee AHN-keh too
[VYEH-nee AHN-keh too]
🇮🇹 In Italy: In Italy the person whose birthday it is often treats their friends, so an invitation like this usually means you're a guest. Bringing a small gift or a bottle is still appreciated.
Phrase Breakdown
Vieni
[VYEH-nee]
come
Invitation form of 'venire' addressed to one person.
Vieni in Certo, vieni dentro invita la persona a entrare.
Vieni in Of course, come in invites the person to enter.
anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.
Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.
I also really appreciated the conversation.
tu
[too]
you
The informal singular word for "you," used with friends, family, or people your age.
Quando parlo con un amico, uso "Tu" in modo informale.
When I speak with a friend, I use "you" informally.
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