How to Say ‘How many people’ in Italian
Quante persone
KWAHN-teh pehr-SOH-neh
[KWAHN-teh pehr-SOH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quante] changes to match the noun after it: [quante persone], but [quanti tavoli]. Watch the ending, not just the basic word for "how many."
Phrase Breakdown
Quante
[KWAHN-teh]
how many
Used to ask about quantity, especially the number of people.
Quante persone verranno alla cena di sabato?
How many people will come to the dinner on Saturday?
persone
[pehr-SOH-neh]
people
Plural noun referring to guests or individuals.
Le persone del gruppo hanno esigenze diverse.
The people in the group have different needs.
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