How to Say ‘Yes, go ahead and sit.’ in Italian
Sì, siediti pure.
see SYEH-dee-tee POO-reh
[see SYEH-dee-tee POO-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: pure after an invitation means "go ahead" and makes it warmer. Same trick: Entra pure "come on in".
Phrase Breakdown
Sì
[see]
yes
A simple affirmative answer, useful in conversation and interviews.
Rispondo "Sì" quando mi chiedono se mi interessa la cultura aziendale.
I answer "Yes" when they ask me if I am interested in the company culture.
siediti
[SYEH-dee-tee]
sit down
Informal command of 'sedersi' (to sit), addressed to 'tu'.
Siediti qui accanto a me.
Sit here next to me.
pure
[POO-reh]
please / go ahead
Adds politeness and encouragement, meaning the speaker may continue freely.
Quando il personale è disponibile, dice: «Mi dica pure».
When the staff is available, they say: “Please go ahead.”
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