How to Say ‘For a group’ in Italian
Di gruppo
dee GROOP-poh
[dee GROOP-poh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Di gruppo] means "for a group" here, and [di] often does that job in Italian: it links the main thing to its type. Same pattern: [cena di lavoro] = "work dinner," [pranzo di famiglia] = "family lunch."
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
of / for
A preposition often used to link nouns, here indicating something for or of a group.
Si tratta di gruppo aziendale, non di una cena privata.
It is for a corporate group, not a private dinner.
gruppo
[GROOP-poh]
group
A number of people together, such as guests booking one table or room.
Il gruppo arriverà alle otto per la cena.
The group will arrive at eight for dinner.
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