How to Say ‘Maybe we'll run into each other at Porta Portese.’ in Italian
Magari ci becchiamo a Porta Portese.
mah-GAH-ree chee bek-KYAH-moh ah POR-tah por-TEH-zeh
[mah-GAH-ree chee bek-KYAH-moh ah POR-tah por-TEH-zeh]
Phrase Breakdown
Magari ci becchiamo
mah-GAH-ree chee bek-KYAH-moh
Maybe we'll run into each other
Informal and hopeful. Stress ma-GA-ri and bec-CHIA-mo.
Magari ci becchiamo al bar.
Maybe we'll run into each other at the bar.
Words in this phrase
Magari
[mah-GAH-ree]
maybe
Often used to soften a request or suggestion politely, like maybe or perhaps.
Magari vicino a una stufa, se avete posto.
Maybe near a heater, if you have space.
ci
[chee]
each other
Reciprocal pronoun meaning 'one another' for 'we'.
Ci vediamo domani.
We'll see each other tomorrow.
becchiamo
[bek-KYAH-moh]
we bump into
Slang from 'beccare': to catch or run into someone.
Ci becchiamo stasera?
Shall we meet up tonight?
a Porta Portese.
ah POR-tah por-TEH-zeh
at Porta Portese.
Use 'a' with the name of this place in Rome.
L'ho comprato a Porta Portese.
I bought it at Porta Portese.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Used with time expressions.
Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.
See you at this time tomorrow.
Porta
[POR-tah]
Porta (gate)
First part of a Rome place name; 'porta' means gate.
Abito vicino a Porta Pia.
I live near Porta Pia.
Portese
[por-TEH-zeh]
Portese
Name of a gate in Rome, famous for its Sunday flea market.
Il mercato di Porta Portese è domenica.
The Porta Portese market is on Sunday.
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