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How to Say ‘Maybe a friend is coming too.’ in Italian

Forse viene anche un amico.

FOHR-seh VYEH-neh AHN-keh oon ah-MEE-koh

[FOHR-seh VYEH-neh AHN-keh oon ah-MEE-koh]

Phrase Breakdown

Forse viene

FOHR-seh VYEH-neh

Maybe ... is coming

'Forse' means maybe. 'Viene' comes from 'venire' (to come): VYE-ne.

Example

Forse viene domani.

Maybe he's coming tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Forse

[FOHR-seh]

maybe

Adverb expressing possibility or uncertainty.

Example

Forse piove stasera.

Maybe it will rain tonight.

viene

[VYEH-neh]

comes

Third person of 'venire', to come.

Example

Marco viene alla festa.

Marco is coming to the party.

anche un amico.

AHN-keh oon ah-MEE-koh

a friend too.

'Anche' (also) is pronounced AN-ke. Link 'un amico' smoothly.

Example

Porto anche un amico.

I'm bringing a friend too.

Words in this phrase

anche

[AHN-keh]

also / too

Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.

Example

Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.

I also really appreciated the conversation.

[oon]

a, an

The masculine singular indefinite article used before many nouns.

Example

È "un" bel momento per tifare.

It is a good moment to cheer.

amico

[ah-MEE-koh]

friend

Masculine noun for a (male) friend.

Example

Marco è il mio amico.

Marco is my friend.

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