How to Say ‘To be comfortable’ in Italian
Stare comodi
STAH-reh KOH-moh-dee
[STAH-reh KOH-moh-dee]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses [stare] where English uses "be," especially for comfort or position: [stare comodi], [stare tranquilli], [stare vicino alla finestra].
Phrase Breakdown
Stare
[STAH-reh]
to be
Here 'stare' means to be, stay, or feel in a certain condition.
Stare comodi è importante quando il gruppo è numeroso.
Being comfortable is important when the group is large.
comodi
[KOH-moh-dee]
comfortable
Plural adjective meaning physically at ease; used for a group of people.
Stare comodi è importante quando il gruppo è numeroso.
Being comfortable is important when the group is large.
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