How to Say ‘We'd like to be comfortable.’ in Italian
Vorremmo stare comodi.
voh-REHM-moh STAH-reh KOH-moh-dee
[voh-REHM-moh STAH-reh KOH-moh-dee]
💬 Usage Tip: [Stare comodi] is a very Italian way to say "be comfortable." You'll often see [stare] used for how someone is sitting, placed, or feeling in a situation.
Phrase Breakdown
Vorremmo
[voh-REHM-moh]
we would like
Polite way to express a wish or request.
Vorremmo stare comodi, quindi preferiamo più spazio tra i tavoli.
We would like to be comfortable, so we prefer more space between the tables.
Stare comodi
STAH-reh KOH-moh-dee
to be comfortable
Common expression meaning to sit or stay in a comfortable way.
Preferiamo stare comodi.
We prefer to be comfortable.
Words in this phrase
stare
[STAH-reh]
to be
Used here with an adjective to describe a desired condition.
Vorremmo stare comodi, quindi preferiamo più spazio tra i tavoli.
We would like to be comfortable, so we prefer more space between the tables.
comodi
[KOH-moh-dee]
comfortable
Plural adjective referring to a group's comfort.
Vorremmo stare comodi, quindi preferiamo più spazio tra i tavoli.
We would like to be comfortable, so we prefer more space between the tables.
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