How to Say ‘It'll be right there.’ in Italian
Arriva subito.
ahr-REE-vah SOO-bee-toh
[ahr-REE-vah SOO-bee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often leaves out the subject when it's clear, so [Arriva subito] means "[it] will be right there." The same happens in [È pronto] for "[it's] ready."
Phrase Breakdown
Arriva
[ahr-REE-vah]
it's coming
Reassures the customer that the drink is on its way.
Il tuo caffè arriva subito.
Your coffee is coming right away.
subito
[SOO-bee-toh]
right away
Emphasizes that the service will be immediate or very fast.
Subito le porto il cappuccino senza lattosio.
I'll bring you the lactose-free cappuccino right away.
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