How to Say ‘Don't worry.’ in Italian
Tranquillo.
trahn-KWEEL-loh
[trahn-KWEEL-loh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Tranquillo] is common in speech, but from a driver to a passenger it can sound a bit dismissive if you're worried about the route or fare.
Phrase Breakdown
Tranquillo
[trahn-KWEEL-loh]
don't worry / relax
Literally 'calm' or 'relaxed'; in conversation it often means 'don't worry.'
Tranquillo, arriviamo in tempo anche passando di qua.
Don't worry, we'll arrive on time even going this way.
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