How to Say ‘Come in’ in Italian
Vieni dentro
VYEH-nee DEN-troh
[VYEH-nee DEN-troh]
💬 Usage Tip: This is the informal singular command form, used with one person you address as [tu]: [vieni]. For more than one person, use [venite]; for one person formally, [venga].
Phrase Breakdown
Vieni
[VYEH-nee]
come
Imperative or present form of 'venire'; here it invites someone in.
Vieni in Vieni dentro è un invito gentile alla porta.
Vieni in Come in is a polite invitation at the door.
dentro
[DEN-troh]
inside
Adverb meaning into the house or indoors.
Dentro in Vieni dentro indica di entrare in casa.
Dentro in Come inside indicates entering the house.
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