How to Say ‘A lot of traffic’ in Italian
Molto traffico
MOHL-toh TRAF-fee-koh
[MOHL-toh TRAF-fee-koh]
Phrase Breakdown
Molto
[MOHL-toh]
a lot of / much
Used to indicate a large quantity or degree.
Molto traffico può far aumentare il costo della corsa.
A lot of traffic can increase the cost of the ride.
traffico
[TRAF-fee-koh]
traffic
Cars and vehicles on the road; heavy traffic can slow a taxi ride.
Il traffico in centro è spesso intenso la sera.
Traffic downtown is often heavy in the evening.
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