How to Say ‘That would be really helpful.’ in Italian
Sarebbe davvero utile.
sah-REB-beh dahv-VEH-roh OO-tee-leh
[sah-REB-beh dahv-VEH-roh OO-tee-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: Sarebbe is "would be," built from essere. You'll see this form a lot to sound less direct: Sarebbe utile = "That would be helpful," like Sarebbe meglio domani = "Tomorrow would be better."
Phrase Breakdown
Sarebbe
[sah-REB-beh]
it would be
Conditional form of 'essere' (to be), third person singular.
Sarebbe bello lavorare qui.
It would be nice to work here.
Davvero utile
dahv-VEH-roh OO-tee-leh
really useful
Emphasizes that something would be helpful or beneficial.
Questo contatto sarebbe davvero utile.
This contact would be really useful.
Words in this phrase
davvero
[dahv-VEH-roh]
really
Adverb used to emphasize or express truth.
È davvero interessante.
It's really interesting.
utile
[OO-tee-leh]
useful
Adjective meaning helpful or of practical value.
Questo contatto è utile.
This contact is useful.
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