How to Say ‘As always’ in Italian
Come sempre
KOH-meh SEM-preh
[KOH-meh SEM-preh]
💬 Usage Tip: Very useful fixed phrase. You can use it in many contexts, not just football.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians love recurring loyalties in sport—“come sempre” suggests faithful support year after year.
Phrase Breakdown
Come
[KOH-meh]
as / like
Here come means as, forming the expression come sempre: as always.
Come sempre, arrivo presto per la partita.
As always, I arrive early for the match.
sempre
[SEM-preh]
always
An adverb meaning always, used for repeated habits or constant behavior.
Come sempre, sostengo la mia squadra con entusiasmo.
As always, I support my team enthusiastically.
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