How to Say ‘There would be six of us’ in Italian
Saremmo in sei
sah-REHM-moh een say
[sah-REHM-moh een say]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian counts a group with essere in plus a number: siamo in quattro "there are four of us". saremmo is the softer "would be" form, which makes the change sound like a polite request.
Phrase Breakdown
Saremmo
[sah-REHM-moh]
we would be
Conditional of 'essere'; a polite, tentative way to state the number.
Saremmo felici di venire.
We would be happy to come.
in
[een]
(as a group of)
Used with 'essere' and a number to say how many people are in a group.
Siamo in tre.
There are three of us.
sei
[say]
six
The number six, often used with years in job-related conversations.
Ha lavorato per "sei" anni nel marketing.
He/She worked for "six" years in marketing.
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