How to Say ‘Running / current’ in Italian
In corso
een KOR-soh
[een KOR-soh]
💬 Usage Tip: [In corso] is a fixed way to say something is currently running or underway. You'll hear the same pattern in many places: [lavori in corso], [offerta in corso].
Phrase Breakdown
In
[een]
in
A preposition meaning "in"; here it forms a fixed expression with "corso."
C'è uno sconto in corso per questa settimana.
There is a discount in progress for this week.
corso
[KOR-soh]
progress; course
In the phrase "in corso," it means ongoing or currently active.
La promozione è ancora in corso oggi.
The promotion is still ongoing today.
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