How to Say ‘New arrivals’ in Italian
I nuovi arrivati
ee NWOH-vee ar-ree-VAH-tee
[ee NWOH-vee ar-ree-VAH-tee]
Phrase Breakdown
I
[ee]
the
Masculine plural definite article used before plural nouns.
I nuovi arrivati ricevono un benvenuto caloroso.
The new arrivals receive a warm welcome.
nuovi
[NWOH-vee]
new
Plural adjective describing people or things that are recent or newly joined.
I nuovi colleghi imparano rapidamente le regole interne.
The new colleagues quickly learn the internal rules.
arrivati
[ar-ree-VAH-tee]
arrivals; newcomers
People who have recently joined a place, team, or company.
I nuovi arrivati partecipano all'evento di onboarding.
The newcomers take part in the onboarding event.
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