How to Say ‘Yes, a lunch at our place.’ in Italian
Sì, un pranzo a casa nostra.
see oon Pran-tso ah KAH-zah NOHS-trah
[see oon Pran-tso ah KAH-zah NOHS-trah]
Phrase Breakdown
Sì, un pranzo
see oon Pran-tso
Yes, a lunch
'Pranzo' is lunch, the main family meal in Italy. Pause briefly after 'Sì': SEE, oon PRAN-dzo.
Sì, un pranzo veloce.
Yes, a quick lunch.
Words in this phrase
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.
un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.
È stato un incontro molto utile.
It was a very useful meeting.
pranzo
[Pran-tso]
Lunch
A meal eaten in the middle of the day, typically lighter or less formal than an evening meal.
Oggi il pranzo sarà leggero.
Today's lunch will be light.
a casa nostra.
ah KAH-zah NOHS-trah
at our house.
'A casa' means 'at home', and 'nostra' adds 'our': a KA-za NOS-tra.
Cena a casa nostra.
Dinner at our house.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Used with time expressions.
Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.
See you at this time tomorrow.
casa
[KAH-zah]
home / house
Means house or home; often used for watching the match at home.
Restiamo a Casa per vedere la finale.
We're staying home to watch the final.
nostra
[NOHS-trah]
our
Feminine singular possessive, agreeing with a feminine noun.
La nostra cucina è piccola.
Our kitchen is small.
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