How do you say "It's a bit noisy here." in Italian?

"It's a bit noisy here." in Italian is "È un po' rumoroso qui.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "È un po' rumoroso qui." mean in English?

"È un po' rumoroso qui." means "It's a bit noisy here." in English. Usage tip: Notice the use of 'un po’' to soften statements.

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How to Say ‘It's a bit noisy here.’ in Italian

È un po' rumoroso qui.

💬 Usage Tip: Notice the use of 'un po’' to soften statements.

🇮🇹 In Italy: Bars in Italy can get lively; it's a good segue to suggest a quieter spot.

Phrase Breakdown

It is

Third person singular of 'essere' (to be).

Example

È sereno.

It is calm.

un po'

a bit

Indicating a small amount or degree.

Example

Devi aspettare un po'.

You have to wait a bit.

rumoroso

noisy

Describes a place with a lot of noise.

Example

La strada è rumorosa.

The street is noisy.

qui

here

Specifies the speaker's current location.

Example

Rimani qui.

Stay here.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

[eh]

It is

Used for stating facts about something.

Example

È un problema serio.

It is a serious problem.

[oon]

Used to introduce nouns referring to someone or something not specific.

Example

È un grande giorno.

It is a big day.

po'

[poh]

bit

A small amount or degree.

Example

C'è un po' di zucchero.

There is a bit of sugar.

rumoroso

[roo-mo-roh-zoh]

noisy

Full of or characterized by loud and confused sound.

Example

Il mercato è sempre rumoroso.

The market is always noisy.

qui

[kwee]

here

Indicating the current location of the speaker.

Example

Resta qui.

Stay here.

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