How to Say ‘As always.’ in Italian
Come sempre.
KOH-meh SEM-preh
[KOH-meh SEM-preh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Come sempre] can be light and joking, but in a dispute it may sound sarcastic if you say it with irritation.
Phrase Breakdown
Come
[KOH-meh]
as / like
Here it means 'as', in the expression 'as always'.
Come in Come sempre. introduce un paragone abituale.
'Come' in 'Come sempre.' introduces a habitual comparison.
sempre
[SEM-preh]
always
Means 'always'; with 'come' it forms the common expression 'come sempre' = 'as always'.
Quando il traffico è terribile, sempre in Come sempre. mostra che succede spesso.
When traffic is terrible, 'sempre' in 'Come sempre.' shows that it happens often.
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