How to Say ‘Fairer / more right’ in Italian
Più giusto
pyoo JOO-stoh
[pyoo JOO-stoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Più] makes comparisons in a simple way: [giusto] = [fair/right], [più giusto] = [fairer]. Same pattern: [caro] → [più caro], [chiaro] → [più chiaro].
Phrase Breakdown
Più
[pyoo]
more
Comparative word meaning 'more.' Here it makes 'giusto' into 'more fair' or 'more right.'
Più giusto per tutti sarebbe un prezzo tondo.
More fair for everyone would be a round price.
giusto
[JOO-stoh]
fair / right
An adjective meaning 'fair,' 'right,' or 'just.' Very useful when discussing whether a fare is reasonable.
Un importo giusto aiuta a risolvere la discussione.
A fair amount helps resolve the discussion.
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