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How to Say ‘Here we are.’ in Italian

Ecco, siamo arrivati.

EH-koh SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee

[EH-koh SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee]

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco,

EH-koh

Here we are / there,

Hold the double 'cc': 'EK-ko'. It is used to present or point something out.

Example

Ecco il tuo caffè.

Here's your coffee.

Words in this phrase

Ecco

[EH-koh]

Here

Used to present something or someone to someone else.

Example

Ecco il suo scontrino.

Here is your receipt.

siamo arrivati.

SYAH-moh ar-ree-VAH-tee

we have arrived.

Hold the double 'rr' and stress 'VA': 'SYAH-mo ar-ri-VA-ti'.

Example

Finalmente siamo arrivati!

We've finally arrived!

Words in this phrase

siamo

[SYAH-moh]

we are

First person plural of 'essere,' used to speak for 'we.'

Example

Siamo molto contenti di essere qui.

We are very happy to be here.

arrivati

[ar-ree-VAH-tee]

arrived

Past participle of arrivare, plural, used with essere.

Example

Siamo arrivati tardi.

We arrived late.

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