How to Say ‘What a nice impression.’ in Italian
Che bella impressione.
keh BEL-lah eem-prehs-SYOH-neh
[keh BEL-lah eem-prehs-SYOH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Che] at the start can mean "what a" in exclamations: [Che bella impressione!] = "What a nice impression!" The same pattern works with [che bella idea!] and [che fortuna!].
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
what / how
An exclamatory word used to show admiration or emphasis.
"Che" bella energia ha questo stand aziendale!
"What/How" great energy this company stand has!
Bella impressione
BEL-lah eem-prehs-SYOH-neh
Nice impression
Refers to a positive feeling or opinion formed about someone or something.
Hai fatto una bella impressione.
You made a good impression.
Words in this phrase
bella
[BEL-lah]
nice / beautiful
Describes something positively; here it refers to the impression made.
La recruiter mi ha fatto una "bella" impressione.
The recruiter made a "nice" impression on me.
impressione
[eem-prehs-SYOH-neh]
impression
A first opinion or feeling about a person, company, or environment.
La parola "impressione" è utile quando parlo della cultura aziendale.
The word "impression" is useful when I talk about company culture.
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