How do you say "It's more comfortable there." in Italian?

"It's more comfortable there." in Italian is "Lì si sta più comodi.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘It's more comfortable there.’ in Italian

Q: What does "Lì si sta più comodi." mean in English?

"Lì si sta più comodi." means "It's more comfortable there." in English. Usage tip: Italian often uses [si sta] for a general "you/people/it is" idea: [qui si sta bene] = "it's nice here," literally "one stays well here." [Comodi] is plural because it means "comfortable" for the people there, not for the place itself.

Lì si sta più comodi.

LEE see stah pyoo KOH-moh-dee

[LEE see stah pyoo KOH-moh-dee]

💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses [si sta] for a general "you/people/it is" idea: [qui si sta bene] = "it's nice here," literally "one stays well here." [Comodi] is plural because it means "comfortable" for the people there, not for the place itself.

Phrase Breakdown

Lì

[LEE]

there

An adverb pointing to another spot, useful when suggesting a quieter place.

Example

"Lì si sta più comodi" è un modo gentile per proporre un altro angolo del bar.

"It’s more comfortable there" is a polite way to suggest another corner of the bar.

Si sta più comodi

see stah pyoo KOH-moh-dee

one is more comfortable / it’s more comfortable

Impersonal expression meaning that people are more comfortable in that place.

Example

Qui si sta più comodi.

It’s more comfortable here.

Words in this phrase

[see]

one / you / people

Impersonal si, meaning people in general or you generally.

Example

In "Lì si sta più comodi", "si" evita di sembrare troppo diretto.

In "Lì si sta più comodi," "si" avoids sounding too direct.

sta

[stah]

stay / are

From stare; here it expresses how one feels in a place.

Example

"Sta" in "Lì si sta più comodi" descrive una sensazione di maggiore comfort.

"Sta" in "Lì si sta più comodi" describes a feeling of greater comfort.

più

[pyoo]

Used for comparison, meaning more.

Example

Con "più" in "Lì si sta più comodi" paragoni due posti nel locale.

With "più" in "Lì si sta più comodi," you compare two places in the venue.

comodi

[KOH-moh-dee]

comfortable

Plural adjective meaning comfortable; here it refers generally to people being at ease.

Example

"Comodi" in "Lì si sta più comodi" suggerisce un'atmosfera più rilassata.

"Comodi" in "Lì si sta più comodi" suggests a more relaxed atmosphere.

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