How do you say "Right here" in Italian?

"Right here" in Italian is "Proprio qui". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Right here’ in Italian

Q: What does "Proprio qui" mean in English?

"Proprio qui" means "Right here" in English. Usage tip: [Proprio] adds emphasis: not just "here," but "right here" or "exactly here." You can reuse it the same way in [proprio lì] — "right there."

Proprio qui

PROH-pryo kwee

[PROH-pryo kwee]

💬 Usage Tip: [Proprio] adds emphasis: not just "here," but "right here" or "exactly here." You can reuse it the same way in [proprio lì] — "right there."

Phrase Breakdown

Proprio

[PROH-pryo]

Right

Exactly or precisely in a particular position.

Example

Il ristorante è proprio qui davanti.

The restaurant is right here in front.

qui

[kwee]

Here

In this location or position.

Example

Siamo proprio qui ad aspettarti.

We are right here waiting for you.

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