How to Say ‘Maybe two more friends will join’ in Italian
Forse si aggiungono altri due amici
FOHR-seh see ahj-JOON-goh-noh AHL-tree DOOH-eh ah-MEE-chee
[FOHR-seh see ahj-JOON-goh-noh AHL-tree DOOH-eh ah-MEE-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses the present tense for something that may happen soon. Si aggiungono literally means "join", but it reads as "will join".
Phrase Breakdown
Forse si aggiungono
FOHR-seh see ahj-JOON-goh-noh
Maybe ... will join
'Aggiungersi' means to join a group. Stress the second syllable: ad-JOON-go-no.
Forse si aggiungono anche loro.
Maybe they'll join too.
Words in this phrase
Forse
[FOHR-seh]
maybe
Adverb expressing possibility or uncertainty.
Forse piove stasera.
Maybe it will rain tonight.
si
[see]
reflexive
Referring back to the subject.
Mai ci si arrende.
One never gives up on themselves.
aggiungono
[ahj-JOON-goh-noh]
join, are added
From aggiungersi: to join a group; here 'they join'.
Si aggiungono anche i miei cugini.
My cousins are joining too.
altri due amici
AHL-tree DOOH-eh ah-MEE-chee
two more friends
This is the subject, placed after the verb, which is common in Italian.
Ho invitato altri due amici.
I invited two more friends.
Words in this phrase
altri
[AHL-tree]
other
Plural masculine form of 'altro', meaning other or different.
Ci sono altri modelli?
Are there other styles?
due
[DOOH-eh]
Two
Indicating the second item in a series.
Due persone hanno chiesto di vedere la mamma.
Two people asked to see mom.
amici
[ah-MEE-chee]
friends
Plural of amico, friend.
Esco con gli amici.
I'm going out with friends.
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