How do you say "I would like" in Italian?

"I would like" in Italian is "Vorrei". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘I would like’ in Italian

Q: What does "Vorrei" mean in English?

"Vorrei" means "I would like" in English. Usage tip: [Vorrei] is the softer, more polite way to say what you want in places like restaurants; it's less direct than [voglio]. You can reuse it with another verb: [Vorrei prenotare] or [Vorrei cambiare tavolo].

Vorrei

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💬 Usage Tip: [Vorrei] is the softer, more polite way to say what you want in places like restaurants; it's less direct than [voglio]. You can reuse it with another verb: [Vorrei prenotare] or [Vorrei cambiare tavolo].

Phrase Breakdown

Vorrei

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I would like

A polite way to say what you want, often used when making requests or reservations.

Example

Vorrei un tavolo con vista, per favore.

I would like a table with a view, please.

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