How to Say ‘I don't want it anymore.’ in Italian
Non lo voglio più.
nohn loh VOHL-lyoh pyoo
[nohn loh VOHL-lyoh pyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Non ... più] means "not ... anymore." You can reuse it widely: [non abito più qui] "I don't live here anymore."
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[nohn]
not
Negation word meaning 'not.'
Non lo voglio più, grazie.
I don't want it anymore, thanks.
lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun meaning 'it.'
Non lo voglio più perché è troppo grande.
I don't want it anymore because it's too big.
voglio
[VOHL-lyoh]
I want
First-person singular of 'volere'; means 'I want.'
Non lo voglio più dopo averlo provato.
I don't want it anymore after trying it on.
più
[pyoo]
anymore
Adverb meaning 'anymore' or 'no longer' in negative sentences.
Non lo voglio più, preferisco l'altro modello.
I don't want it anymore; I prefer the other model.
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