How to Say ‘At most’ in Italian
Al massimo
ahl MAHS-see-moh
[ahl MAHS-see-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: al is a + il merged together. The same pattern gives al minimo "at least".
Phrase Breakdown
Al
[ahl]
at the
'a' + 'il'; in 'al massimo' means at most.
Arrivo al massimo alle otto.
I'll arrive by eight at the latest.
massimo
[MAHS-see-moh]
maximum
The most; 'al massimo' = at most.
Costa venti euro al massimo.
It costs twenty euros at most.
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