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How to Say ‘And wrap up warm, it's cold outside!’ in Italian

E copriti bene, che fuori fa freddo!

eh KOH-pree-tee beh-neh keh FWOH-ree fah FRED-doh

[eh KOH-pree-tee beh-neh keh FWOH-ree fah FRED-doh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: Italian families take cold drafts seriously, especially after an illness. Nod and accept the scarf; it's how they show love.

Phrase Breakdown

E copriti bene,

eh KOH-pree-tee beh-neh

And wrap up well,

'Copriti' is the informal command 'cover yourself'. The stress falls on 'CO': 'CÒ-pri-ti'.

Example

Copriti bene prima di uscire.

Wrap up well before going out.

Words in this phrase

E

[eh]

and

A conjunction used to connect ideas or qualities.

Example

Nella frase E collaborativa, E aggiunge una seconda qualità positiva dell'azienda.

In the phrase 'E collaborativa,' 'E' adds a second positive quality of the company.

copriti

[KOH-pree-tee]

cover yourself / wrap up

Informal command of 'coprirsi', to cover oneself or dress warmly.

Example

Copriti, sta piovendo.

Cover up, it's raining.

bene

[beh-neh]

well

Indicates being in a good state or condition.

Example

Dico 'Sto bene' quando mi presentano a qualcuno.

I say 'I am well' when introduced to someone.

che fuori fa freddo!

keh FWOH-ree fah FRED-doh

because it's cold outside!

In everyday speech, 'che' often means 'because' or 'since'.

Example

Chiudi la finestra, che fa freddo!

Close the window, it's cold!

Words in this phrase

che

[keh]

because / since

Here used informally to give a reason, like 'since'.

Example

Mangia, che è tardi.

Eat, since it's late.

fuori

[FWOH-ree]

outside

Used for outdoor seating, such as on a terrace or patio.

Example

O fuori, se possibile, vicino al giardino.

Or outside, if possible, near the garden.

fa

[fah]

it is / it makes

From fare; in weather expressions fa means it is, as in fa caldo or fa fresco.

Example

Fa fresco fuori, quindi restiamo dentro.

It's cool outside, so we'll stay inside.

freddo

[FRED-doh]

cold

Used with 'fa' to describe cold weather.

Example

Oggi fa molto freddo.

It's very cold today.

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