How to Say ‘It will take’ in Italian
Ci vorrà
💬 Usage Tip: Commonly used when estimating travel time or processes.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Perfect for navigating Italian transportation and delays, frequently part of travel discussions.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Ci
[chee]
It will take
To express the duration needed to complete an action.
Ci vorrà del tempo per completare il percorso.
It will take some time to complete the route.
vorrà
[vor-RAH]
Will take
Describing future duration.
Per il percorso scelto, ci vorrà meno di un'ora.
For the chosen route, it will take less than an hour.
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