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How to Say ‘So, shall we go?’ in Italian

Allora, andiamo?

ahl-LOH-rah Ahn-dee-ah-moh

[ahl-LOH-rah Ahn-dee-ah-moh]

💬 Usage Tip: Andiamo means both "we go" and "let's go", so a rising question tone turns it into "shall we go?". Allora is a handy opener meaning "so" or "well then".

Phrase Breakdown

Allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then

Introduces the next step in a decision, often after someone has agreed.

Example

Allora prendo... qualcosa che ti piace davvero.

So I’ll get... something you really like.

andiamo

[Ahn-dee-ah-moh]

Let's go

Used to suggest moving or proceeding to another place or action.

Example

Andiamo a vedere quel nuovo film stasera.

Let's go watch that new movie tonight.

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