How to Say ‘Very good’ in Italian
Molto buoni
MOL-toh BWOH-nee
[MOL-toh BWOH-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Buoni means 'good' in masculine plural, agreeing with funghi. Molto = very.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Food praise in Italy is often simple and confident: buono, ottimo, freschissimo.
Phrase Breakdown
Molto
[MOL-toh]
very
An adverb used to intensify adjectives and adverbs.
I porcini sono molto buoni in risotto.
Porcini are very good in risotto.
buoni
[BWOH-nee]
good / tasty
Masculine plural adjective meaning good-tasting or good in quality.
Gli champignon sono buoni con l'aglio.
Champignons are good with garlic.
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