Italian is a unique language that has a lot of popularity. Continue reading to learn how you can become very proficient in Italian.
How To Say Very Good In Italian
You can say the right things in any situation by knowing how to speak well in Italian.
Italians often use this phrase to express their feelings. You can use it as an exclamation or as a way of answering questions like “How did your meal taste?”
It’s not as difficult as you might think to say “very good” in Italian.
You can also use informal expressions to convey the same meaning, such as:
- Fantastico
- Benissimo
- Che Bello
- Che fico
Each one conveys a feeling of goodness, excellence, or greatness.
Although the use of the expression‘molto bene’ can be intimidating to new Italian learners, they quickly get used the the correct choice of words.
After a little practice and when you’ve mastered the language it will feel effortless to switch between “molto ben” and “che fico”.
When learning Italian it is important to first learn some of the common words and phrases. Then, you can try to perfect the famous Italian accent by mastering mi dispiace and other phrases like buongiornio and basta.
After studying Italian in school or travelling, some people return to it.
You should consider investing in a program that is designed to meet your specific goals if you have any reason to take the time to learn Italian.
How to say Very Good in Italian
Continue reading to learn the different ways to say “Very good” in Italian.
1. Molto Buono/Buonissimo
An adjective like “buono” describes nouns or objects. Italians use it primarily to talk about food.
When a dish is delicious and savory in Italian, you can express your satisfaction by saying very good. You can use it to describe a meal or a drink.
You can also use buonissimo. This superlative form is often used in Italian and still means “very good”.
Since it is an adjectival form, you will need to change the endings for feminine and multiple forms. Molto Buono can also be translated as very good in Italian.
2. Ho Apprezzato Molto
It is a way to say “I appreciate it a lot”. It can be used in a business setting, a classroom, or if you are addressing someone at work. In this situation, people are usually more polite.
3. Molto Bene
Italians often use the short answer or exclamation, “molto ben”, to express their positive feelings in response to questions like “How are we?” or when making a positive comment.
The adverbs bene and moltobene describe verbs, or the way something is done.
You can also find molto being used in sentences that mean “nice work.”
It could be at work, to express appreciation or satisfaction with something. You can also translate it very well.
4. Molto Bello/Bellissimo
The Italians use “bello” a lot. Its literal translation is beautiful. When you want to describe a positive encounter, use moltobello or Bellissimo.
Remember that the number and gender of the noun will determine what ends you use.
5. Ho Gradito Molto
The same as earlier when referring to savory food and beverages, or pleasant circumstances or experiences. It means I enjoyed it.
It is an elegant way to show your appreciation when you are served the best meal in the evening by your hosts or your colleagues impress you at a meeting.
6. Ottimo
Ottimo can be used to describe a good experience, food or other situation. You can also hear it in different contexts that are often quite different.
7. Benissimo
This superlative form is the superlative of the adjective bene.
You can also use it as a sarcastic comment. This will indicate the exact opposite of what you are trying to say.
It’s not fair when you spend an entire afternoon organizing your space, and then your siblings turn everything upside down.
8. Molto Bravo/Bravissimo
You can use the little word bravo to describe someone, which is often used in English. It means that this person was excellent at their job.
Molto bravo is used to describe a high level of competency. Bravissimo is an excellent form that has the same meaning. You can also use them to praise someone’s good behaviour.
Check out the video below to hear how it is pronounced.
Italians are known to use interjections a lot when expressing their mood. The meaning of Very Good in Italian is positive. It can be used in many different situations and contexts.