How to Say ‘I weigh seventy kilos.’ in Italian
Peso settanta chili.
PEH-zoh set-TAHN-tah KEE-lee
[PEH-zoh set-TAHN-tah KEE-lee]
💬 Usage Tip: For body weight, Italian often says [Peso settanta chili] — literally "I weigh seventy kilos," not "My weight is ..." This same pattern works with other numbers: [Peso sessantadue chili].
Phrase Breakdown
Peso
[PEH-zoh]
I weigh
Verb form used to state your weight.
Peso settanta chili.
I weigh seventy kilos.
settanta
[set-TAHN-tah]
seventy
The number 70.
Peso settanta chili.
I weigh seventy kilos.
chili
[KEE-lee]
kilos
Plural of chilo, used for body weight in everyday Italian.
Peso settanta chili.
I weigh seventy kilos.
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