How to Say ‘How many’ in Italian
Quanti
KWAHN-tee
[KWAHN-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Used with masculine plural nouns. Here it refers to funghi.
🇮🇹 In Italy: At markets, quantity questions are common because customers often buy by weight or amount.
Phrase Breakdown
Quanti
[KWAHN-tee]
how many / how much
Used to ask about quantity with masculine plural things, such as mushrooms.
Quanti funghi vuoi oggi?
How many mushrooms do you want today?
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