How to Say ‘Right away’ in Italian
Subito
SOO-bee-toh
[SOO-bee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: A super useful one-word reply. "Subito" means "immediately" or "right away" and sounds efficient but polite in context.
🇮🇹 In Italy: You’ll hear "subito" often in shops, cafés, and markets in Italy. It shows quick attention to the customer—especially appreciated during busy market hours.
Phrase Breakdown
Subito
[SOO-bee-toh]
right away
An adverb meaning 'immediately' or 'right away,' often used in service situations.
Arriva subito il tuo ordine.
Your order arrives right away.
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