How to Say ‘Any family news?’ in Italian
Novità in famiglia?
noh-vee-TAH een fah-MEEL-lya
[noh-vee-TAH een fah-MEEL-lya]
💬 Usage Tip: novità means both "news" and "a piece of news", and it never changes for plural. The accent on the last letter marks where the stress falls: (no-vee-TAH).
Phrase Breakdown
Novità
[noh-vee-TAH]
news / something new
Noun for new things or recent developments; same form in singular and plural.
Ci sono novità al lavoro?
Is there any news at work?
in
[een]
in
Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.
Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.
I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.
famiglia
[fah-MEEL-lya]
family
A noun meaning family; in hospitality it suggests a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
In famiglia tutto sembra più accogliente.
In a family setting everything feels more welcoming.
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