How to Say ‘Like a small family’ in Italian
Come una piccola famiglia
KOH-meh OO-nah PEEK-koh-lah fah-MEEL-yah
[KOH-meh OO-nah PEEK-koh-lah fah-MEEL-yah]
Phrase Breakdown
Come
[KOH-meh]
like
Used to make comparisons: 'like' or 'as'.
Lavora come un professionista.
He works like a professional.
una
[OO-nah]
a
A single or individual item.
Una casa bella.
A beautiful house.
piccola
[PEEK-koh-lah]
small
Feminine form of 'piccolo', meaning small or little.
È una piccola azienda.
It's a small company.
famiglia
[fah-MEEL-yah]
family
Feminine noun for the group of parents, children and relatives.
Com'è la tua famiglia?
What is your family like?
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