How to Say ‘Just like at home.’ in Italian
Come a casa.
KOH-meh ah KAH-zah
[KOH-meh ah KAH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Come] here means "like," not "how" or the verb "comes." You'll see the same pattern in [come vuoi] "as you want" and [come sempre] "as always."}]}】
Phrase Breakdown
Come
[KOH-meh]
like, as
Come can mean like or as when making a comparison.
Prendo il cappuccino con latte di soia, come a casa.
I have cappuccino with soy milk, like at home.
A casa
ah KAH-zah
at home
Refers to the home environment.
Senti l'atmosfera di casa.
You can feel the home atmosphere.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at, to
A is a preposition meaning at or to. Here it helps form a casa, meaning at home.
Di solito bevo il caffè a casa.
I usually drink coffee at home.
casa
[KAH-zah]
home, house
Casa means home or house. In a casa, it means at home.
Uso latte senza lattosio a casa.
I use lactose-free milk at home.
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