How to Say โCome on!โ in Italian
Forza!
FOR-tsah
[FOR-tsah]
๐ฌ Usage Tip: Means 'come on,' 'letโs go,' or 'stay strong' depending on context.
๐ฎ๐น In Italy: One of the most Italian sports words ever: Forza Italia!, Forza ragazzi!, Forza!
Phrase Breakdown
Forza
[FOR-tsah]
come on!; let's go!
"Forza!" is a common cheer to encourage a team or person.
Forza, manca ancora un minuto!
Come on, there is still one minute left!
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