How to Say ‘Even more’ in Italian
Ancora di più
ahn-KOH-rah dee pyoo
[ahn-KOH-rah dee pyoo]
Phrase Breakdown
Ancora
[ahn-KOH-rah]
even more / still
Here “ancora” adds emphasis, meaning “even more” or “still more.”
Se il complimento è sincero, vale ancora di più.
If the compliment is sincere, it is worth even more.
di
[dee]
of / than / more
A small preposition. In this phrase, it helps form the expression “more.”
Nella frase “Ancora di più”, di collega le parole dell’espressione.
In the phrase “Even more,” di links the words of the expression.
più
[pyoo]
more
Means “more,” often used to intensify an idea or comparison.
Un sorriso sincero conta più di una battuta preparata.
A sincere smile counts more than a prepared joke.
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