How to Say ‘A little too much noise’ in Italian
Un po' troppo rumore
oon poh TROHP-poh roo-MOH-reh
[oon poh TROHP-poh roo-MOH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a / one
Article used in the expression 'un po',' meaning 'a little.'
C'è un po' di musica alta vicino all'ingresso.
There's a bit of loud music near the entrance.
po'
[poh]
a little / a bit
Common informal quantity expression; here it softens the complaint.
C'è un po' troppo rumore per conoscerci bene.
It's a little too noisy for us to get to know each other well.
troppo
[TROHP-poh]
too much / too
Used to say the amount is excessive.
Qui c'è troppo movimento per parlare con calma.
There's too much activity here to talk calmly.
rumore
[roo-MOH-reh]
noise
Refers to loud sound or background noise in a place like a bar.
Il rumore della musica copre la tua voce.
The noise of the music covers your voice.
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