How to Say ‘How nice.’ in Italian
Che bello.
keh BEL-loh
[keh BEL-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Che bello] works on its own as a natural reaction, not just inside a longer sentence. You can swap the adjective: [che bello], [che carino], [che strano].
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
how / that
Used in exclamations to emphasize emotion, like how nice!
Che bello rivedere tutti a pranzo!
How nice to see everyone again at lunch!
bello
[BEL-loh]
nice / lovely / wonderful
A very common positive reaction to good news or pleasant situations.
È bello sapere che sta bene.
It’s nice to know that she is well.
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