How do you say "I come occasionally." in Italian?

"I come occasionally." in Italian is "Vengo ogni tanto.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Vengo ogni tanto." mean in English?

"Vengo ogni tanto." means "I come occasionally." in English. Usage tip: Useful for expressing occasional habits.

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How to Say ‘I come occasionally.’ in Italian

Vengo ogni tanto.

ven-goh oh-nyi tan-toh

[ven-goh oh-nyi tan-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Useful for expressing occasional habits.

Phrase Breakdown

Vengo

[ven-goh]

I come

Indicating one's arrival or presence at a place.

Example

Vengo qui ogni fine settimana.

I come here every weekend.

ogni

[oh-nyi]

every

Used to refer to all members or cases of the group.

Example

Ogni giorno imparo qualcosa di nuovo.

Every day I learn something new.

tanto

[tan-toh]

now and then

Occasionally; from time to time.

Example

Ogni tanto vedo un film.

Now and then I watch a movie.

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