How to Say ‘What wonderful news!’ in Italian
Che bella notizia!
keh BEL-lah noh-TEET-tsyah
[keh BEL-lah noh-TEET-tsyah]
💬 Usage Tip: che + adjective + noun makes an exclamation: che bella giornata! "what a lovely day!". bello changes to bella to match the feminine notizia.
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
how / what
Used in exclamations like 'Che bello!' to express admiration.
Che bello avere un tavolo in terrazza!
How nice to have a table on the terrace!
bella
[BEL-lah]
nice / lovely
Describes something pleasant or enjoyable, like a good conversation.
Abbiamo avuto una bella discussione sul progetto.
We had a nice discussion about the project.
notizia
[noh-TEET-tsyah]
News
Information about recent events or happenings.
Ho una notizia da condividere.
I have news to share.
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