How to Say ‘Sit here’ in Italian
Siediti qui
SYEH-dee-tee KWEE
[SYEH-dee-tee KWEE]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is direct because it's the informal singular command, so it fits only if the vibe is already easy and mutual. With the wrong tone, telling someone where to sit can sound pushy rather than charming.
Phrase Breakdown
Siediti
[SYEH-dee-tee]
sit down
Informal imperative of sedersi, used to tell one person to sit down in a friendly or direct way.
Dai, Siediti un attimo e raccontami tutto.
Come on, sit down for a moment and tell me everything.
qui
[KWEE]
here
A place adverb meaning in this spot or over here, often used when inviting someone closer.
Se vuoi stare vicino a me, siediti qui.
If you want to stay close to me, sit here.
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