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How to Say ‘That means there'll be a next round, right?’ in Italian

Vuol dire che ci sarà un prossimo giro, no?

vwohl dee-reh keh chee sah-rah oon PROS-see-moh JEE-roh noh

[vwohl dee-reh keh chee sah-rah oon PROS-see-moh JEE-roh noh]

💬 Usage Tip: Tacking no? onto the end turns a statement into a "right?" check, just like English "..., right?".

Phrase Breakdown

Vuol dire che

vwohl dee-reh keh

it means that

'Vuol' is the shortened form of 'vuole'. 'Voler dire' means 'to mean'.

Example

Vuol dire che hai ragione.

It means you're right.

Words in this phrase

Vuol

[vwohl]

want (short form)

Shortened 'vuole'; 'vuol dire' means 'it means'.

Example

Cosa vuol dire?

What does it mean?

dire

[dee-reh]

say

To express something in words.

Example

Dire la verità è fondamentale.

Saying the truth is fundamental.

che

[keh]

That

Used as a conjunction to introduce a subordinate clause.

Example

Spero che tu stia bene.

I hope that you are well.

ci sarà

chee sah-rah

there will be

Future of 'esserci'. Stress the final accented 'à'.

Example

Domani ci sarà il sole.

Tomorrow there will be sun.

Words in this phrase

[chee]

there

In that place or situation.

Example

Ci provo davvero a essere puntuale.

I really try to be on time.

sarà

[sah-rah]

will be

Future tense of 'be', to exist or occur.

Example

Sarà in ritardo come sempre.

He/She will be late as always.

un prossimo giro, no?

oon PROS-see-moh JEE-roh noh

a next round, right?

A final 'no?' with rising intonation asks for confirmation, like 'right?'.

Example

Vieni anche tu, no?

You're coming too, right?

Words in this phrase

[oon]

a / an

An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.

Example

È stato un incontro molto utile.

It was a very useful meeting.

prossimo

[PROS-see-moh]

The following one in order.

Example

Ci vediamo la prossima settimana.

See you next week.

giro

[JEE-roh]

round

A round of drinks.

Example

Facciamo un altro giro?

Shall we have another round?

[noh]

Indicating a negative response.

Example

No, non è come pensi.

No, it is not as you think.

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