How to Say ‘Make yourself comfortable.’ in Italian
Accomodati pure.
ah-koh-moh-DAH-tee POO-reh
[ah-koh-moh-DAH-tee POO-reh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is warm and inviting, and fits when you've already said yes to someone joining you. In flirting, it sounds more natural from the person already seated than from the one asking to sit down.
Phrase Breakdown
Accomodati
[ah-koh-moh-DAH-tee]
make yourself comfortable / have a seat
Informal imperative inviting one person to sit down or settle in.
Se il posto è libero, dico: "Accomodati pure."
If the seat is free, I say: "Go ahead, have a seat."
pure
[POO-reh]
go ahead / feel free
Adds warmth and reassurance, making the invitation sound more natural.
Se il posto è libero, dico: "Accomodati pure."
If the seat is free, I say: "Go ahead, have a seat."
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