How to Say ‘Calmly’ in Italian
Con calma
kohn KAHL-mah
[kohn KAHL-mah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Con calma] is common and friendly in Italy, often meaning "no rush" as much as "calmly." In follow-up plans, it can make things sound less pushy and more relaxed.
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
"Con" links the expression and introduces the manner of doing something.
Con calma possiamo organizzare un secondo incontro.
Calmly, we can organize a second meeting.
calma
[KAHL-mah]
calm
In the phrase "con calma," "calma" suggests doing something without pressure, in a relaxed way.
Ne parliamo con calma la settimana prossima.
We’ll talk about it calmly next week.
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