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How to Say ‘More slowly, please’ in Italian

Più piano, per favore

pyoo PYAH-noh pehr FAH-voh-reh

[pyoo PYAH-noh pehr FAH-voh-reh]

Phrase Breakdown

Più piano,

pyoo PYAH-noh

More slowly,

'Più' sounds like 'pyoo' and 'piano' like 'PYAH-noh'. 'Piano' here means slowly.

Example

Parli più piano.

Speak more slowly.

Words in this phrase

Più

[pyoo]

more

Comparative word used to indicate a greater amount or degree.

Example

Con più responsabilità. impari di più.

With more responsibility, you learn more.

piano

[PYAH-noh]

slowly

Adverb meaning at a slow pace or softly.

Example

Guida piano in città.

Drive slowly in the city.

per favore

pehr FAH-voh-reh

please

The stress falls on 'VO': 'fah-VOH-reh'.

Example

Aiuto, per favore.

Help, please.

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

please

Part of the polite expression per favore.

Example

Per favore, ci portate una torta piccola?

Please, can you bring us a small cake?

favore

[FAH-voh-reh]

Please

A polite addition to requests.

Example

Mi porti il menu, per favore.

Bring me the menu, please.

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