Adjectives used in exclamations - Easy Learning Grammar Italian
- In Italian che…! is often used with a noun where we would say What a ...!
in English.
| Che peccato! | What a pity! |
| Che disordine! | What a mess! |
| Che bella giornata! | What a lovely day! |
| Che brutto tempo! | What awful weather! |
- che can also be used with an adjective when you’re commenting on somebody
or something.
| Che carino! | Isn’t he sweet! |
| Che brutti! | They’re horrible! |
- You can also use an Italian adjective by itself when you are commenting on someone’s behaviour.
| Furbo! | Cunning devil! |
| Brava! | Good girl! |
| Bravi! | Well done! |
- As in English, you can use an Italian adjective alone when you are commenting on something you see or taste.
| Bello! | Lovely! |
| Buono! | Nice! |
TipRemember to make the adjective agree with the person or thing you’re commenting on.
- You can use quanto, quanta, quanti and quante when you are exclaiming
about a large amount or number.
| Quanto tempo sprecato! | What a waste of time! |
| Quanta gente! | What a lot of people! |
| Quanti soldi! | What a lot of money! |
| Quante storie! | What a fuss! |
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