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How to Say ‘Sales are low here.’ in Italian

Qui le vendite sono basse.

kwee Leh VEN-dee-teh SO-noh BAHS-seh

[kwee Leh VEN-dee-teh SO-noh BAHS-seh]

Phrase Breakdown

Qui le vendite

kwee Leh VEN-dee-teh

Here the sales

'Qui' sounds like 'kwee'. Stress the first syllable of 'VEN-di-te'.

Example

Qui le vendite crescono.

Here sales are growing.

Words in this phrase

Qui

[kwee]

here

Indicates this place; useful when talking about the current company or environment.

Example

"Qui" l'ambiente sembra molto collaborativo.

"Here" the environment seems very collaborative.

le

[Leh]

The (feminine plural)

Definite article used for feminine plural nouns.

Example

Le mele costano tre euro al chilo.

The apples cost three euros per kilo.

vendite

[VEN-dee-teh]

sales

Plural of 'vendita', the act of selling.

Example

Le vendite crescono.

Sales are growing.

sono basse.

SO-noh BAHS-seh

are low

'Basse' is feminine plural to match 'vendite'. Hold the double s: 'BAS-se'.

Example

Le temperature sono basse.

The temperatures are low.

Words in this phrase

sono

[SO-noh]

They are

Used as a plural form of 'to be', indicating existence or identity of multiple entities.

Example

Sono 10 euro, grazie.

They are 10 euros, thank you.

basse

[BAHS-seh]

low

Feminine plural of 'basso', meaning low or short.

Example

Le temperature sono basse.

The temperatures are low.

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