How to Say ‘Are there in total’ in Italian
Sono in totale
SOH-noh een toh-TAH-leh
[SOH-noh een toh-TAH-leh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sono
[SOH-noh]
they are; are
Form of essere used here to state a quantity or total.
Sono in totale otto pezzi.
There are eight pieces in total.
in
[een]
in
A simple preposition meaning in or within; here it is part of the phrase in totale.
Il prezzo è scritto in grande.
The price is written in large letters.
totale
[toh-TAH-leh]
total
Used to talk about the final sum or complete number.
Il totale oggi è più alto del solito.
The total today is higher than usual.
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