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How to Say ‘I'm staying at home’ in Italian

Resto a casa

REH-stoh ah KAH-zah

[REH-stoh ah KAH-zah]

💬 Usage Tip: resto means "I stay", not "I rest". a casa needs no "the": vado a casa "I'm going home".

Phrase Breakdown

Resto

[REH-stoh]

I stay

First person of 'restare', to stay or remain.

Example

Stasera resto in ufficio.

Tonight I'm staying at the office.

[ah]

Used with time expressions.

Example

Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.

See you at this time tomorrow.

casa

[KAH-zah]

home

Literally 'home'; in company culture it suggests comfort, belonging, and ease.

Example

Dire "casa" sul lavoro suggerisce fiducia e appartenenza.

Saying "home" at work suggests trust and belonging.

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