How to Say ‘So you'll eat more’ in Italian
Così mangi di più
koh-ZEE MAHN-jee dee pyoo
[koh-ZEE MAHN-jee dee pyoo]
Phrase Breakdown
Così
[koh-ZEE]
so
Used to introduce a clause of result or consequence.
Fa freddo, così ho messo un cappotto.
It's cold, so I put on a coat.
mangi di più
MAHN-jee dee pyoo
you eat more
'Mangi' is 'you eat', and 'di più' means 'more'. The GI sounds like English J: MAN-ji dee PYOO.
Oggi mangi di più.
Today you're eating more.
Words in this phrase
mangi
[MAHN-jee]
you eat
Informal 'you' form of 'mangiare'.
Mangi con noi?
Are you eating with us?
di
[dee]
(part of 'di più')
With 'più' forms 'di più', meaning more.
Studia di più.
Study more.
più
[pyoo]
more
Comparative word used to indicate a greater amount or degree.
Con più responsabilità. impari di più.
With more responsibility, you learn more.
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