How do you say "Like this / So" in Italian?

"Like this / So" in Italian is "Così". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Like this / So’ in Italian

Q: What does "Così" mean in English?

"Così" means "Like this / So" in English. Usage tip: [Così] is very flexible: it can mean [like this], [that way], or [so] depending on context. In disputes or bargaining, it often means [in that case / this way], as in [Così va bene].

Così

koh-ZEE

[koh-ZEE]

💬 Usage Tip: [Così] is very flexible: it can mean [like this], [that way], or [so] depending on context. In disputes or bargaining, it often means [in that case / this way], as in [Così va bene].

Phrase Breakdown

Così

[koh-ZEE]

like this / this way

Used to show manner or result: 'like this' or 'this way.' Helpful when saying a solution feels fairer.

Example

Così il prezzo mi sembra più corretto.

This way the price seems more correct to me.

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