How to Say ‘I would like this.’ in Italian
Vorrei questo.
vohr-RAY KWEH-stoh
[vohr-RAY KWEH-stoh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Vorrei questo] sounds softer and more natural in shops than blunt [voglio questo]. It's a good default with staff.
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrei
[vohr-RAY]
I would like
Polite conditional form used to ask for or choose something.
Vorrei questo, per favore.
I would like this, please.
questo
[KWEH-stoh]
this
Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'this one.'
Vorrei questo nella vetrina.
I would like this one in the window.
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