How to Say ‘Too high’ in Italian
Troppo alto
TROP-poh AHL-toh
[TROP-poh AHL-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Troppo
[TROP-poh]
too / too much
Used to show excess, meaning more than acceptable or reasonable.
Troppo non va bene per una corsa così breve.
Too much is not okay for such a short ride.
alto
[AHL-toh]
high
Used for prices or amounts to say they are high or expensive.
Il costo è alto per questa distanza.
The cost is high for this distance.
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