How to Say ‘They fit in / integrate’ in Italian
Si integrano
see een-teh-GRAH-noh
[see een-teh-GRAH-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: With many verbs, si + verb can mean "people/one" in general, but here si integrano means "they integrate," referring back to a plural group. You'll often tell from the context: compare si integra = "someone/it integrates" or "one integrates," versus si integrano = "they integrate."
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
themselves; they
Reflexive particle used here with the verb to mean they integrate themselves.
Si integrano bene quando il team è aperto.
They integrate well when the team is open.
integrano
[een-teh-GRAH-noh]
integrate; fit in
Third person plural of integrarsi, meaning they fit in or become part of a group.
I candidati si integrano in fretta nella cultura aziendale.
The candidates fit into the company culture quickly.
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