How to Say ‘More quiet / quieter’ in Italian
Più tranquillo
pyoo trahn-KWEEL-loh
[pyoo trahn-KWEEL-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Più] makes a comparison: [tranquillo] → [più tranquillo] ("quieter"). You can reuse it with lots of adjectives: [più vicino], [più comodo], [più romantico].
Phrase Breakdown
Più
[pyoo]
more
Used for comparisons, such as more quiet or more comfortable.
Cerco un posto più tranquillo per parlare.
I’m looking for a quieter place to talk.
tranquillo
[trahn-KWEEL-loh]
quiet / calm
Describes a place with less noise and a more relaxed atmosphere.
Questo lato del bar è più tranquillo.
This side of the bar is quieter.
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