How to Say ‘Do you come here often?’ in Italian
Vieni spesso qui?
vee-eh-nee SPES-soh kwee
[vee-eh-nee SPES-soh kwee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This line sounds just as cliché in Italian as in English. Use it with a wink, or not at all.
Phrase Breakdown
Vieni
[vee-eh-nee]
Do you come
Asking the frequency of someone's visits.
Vieni qui spesso la sera?
Do you come here often in the evening?
spesso
[SPES-soh]
often
Adverb indicating frequency, meaning many times or regularly.
Spesso il team pranza insieme dopo le riunioni.
The team often has lunch together after meetings.
qui
[kwee]
here
Indicates this place; useful when talking about the current company or environment.
"Qui" l'ambiente sembra molto collaborativo.
"Here" the environment seems very collaborative.
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