How do you say "There is" in Italian?

"There is" in Italian is "C'è". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘There is’ in Italian

Q: What does "C'è" mean in English?

"C'è" means "There is" in English. Usage tip: [C'è] is a shortened form of [ci è]. You'll use it all the time for "there is," and the plural is [ci sono] for "there are."

C'è

cheh eh

[cheh eh]

💬 Usage Tip: [C'è] is a shortened form of [ci è]. You'll use it all the time for "there is," and the plural is [ci sono] for "there are."

Phrase Breakdown

[cheh]

there is

Contracted form starting the expression 'c'è,' meaning 'there is.'

Example

C'è troppa confusione vicino alla cassa.

There's too much noise near the register.

[eh]

Verb from 'essere' completing the expression 'c'è.'

Example

C'è un tavolino libero laggiù se vuoi.

There's a free little table over there if you want.

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