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How to Say ‘There are four of us.’ in Italian

Siamo in quattro.

SYAH-moh een KWAHT-troh

[SYAH-moh een KWAHT-troh]

💬 Usage Tip: To say how many are in your group, Italian commonly uses [siamo in] + number. Just swap the number: [Siamo in due.]

Phrase Breakdown

Siamo

[SYAH-moh]

we are

Used to state who you are or, in this context, how many are in your group.

Example

Alla reception del ristorante diciamo: Siamo in quattro.

At the restaurant reception we say: We are four.

In quattro

een KWAHT-troh

four people; a group of four

This expression indicates the number of people in the party or group.

Example

Siamo in quattro per cena.

We are four for dinner.

Words in this phrase

in

[een]

in

Part of the phrase in quattro, meaning in a group of four.

Example

Per la prenotazione, siamo in quattro da confermare.

For the reservation, there are four of us to confirm.

quattro

[KWAHT-troh]

four

The number four, used to count guests or places.

Example

Il tavolo è pronto per quattro persone.

The table is ready for four people.

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