How to Say ‘Shall we toast?’ in Italian
Brindiamo?
breen-DYAH-moh
[breen-DYAH-moh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: A toast is normal once the drinks arrive, and this makes it feel a bit more personal. In a flirty setting it's friendly and light, not too serious.
Phrase Breakdown
Brindiamo
[breen-DYAH-moh]
shall we toast?
First-person plural question from brindare; used to invite someone to clink glasses and toast.
Brindiamo? è una proposta leggera e naturale dopo aver ricevuto i drink.
“Shall we toast?” is a light and natural suggestion after receiving the drinks.
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