How do you say "Then tears" in Italian?

"Then tears" in Italian is "Poi lacrime". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Poi lacrime" mean in English?

"Poi lacrime" means "Then tears" in English. Usage tip: 'Poi' is a common adverb meaning 'then' or 'later.'

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How to Say ‘Then tears’ in Italian

Poi lacrime

POY LAH-kree-meh

[POY LAH-kree-meh]

💬 Usage Tip: 'Poi' is a common adverb meaning 'then' or 'later.'

🇮🇹 In Italy: Emotions and tears are often expressed openly in Italian culture, both in real life and art.

Phrase Breakdown

Poi

[POY]

then

Indicates a sequence in time, following a previous event.

Example

Prima l'ho incontrato, poi siamo andati a cena.

First I met him, then we went to dinner.

lacrime

[LAH-kree-meh]

tears

The drops of liquid that come from the eyes typically due to emotion.

Example

Dopo la notizia, sono arrivate le lacrime.

After the news, the tears came.

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