How to Say ‘That would be nice.’ in Italian
Sarebbe bello.
sah-reh-beh bel-loh
[sah-reh-beh bel-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [sarebbe] means "would be," so this is softer than a plain [è bello]. Italian often uses this form to sound warmer and less abrupt: [sarebbe perfetto], [sarebbe meglio].
Phrase Breakdown
Sarebbe
[sah-reh-beh]
It would be
Referring to a hypothetical or conditional situation.
Sarebbe bello incontrarsi di nuovo.
It would be nice to meet again.
bello
[bel-loh]
nice
Agreeable or pleasant in appearance, nature, or manner.
Questa idea è davvero bella.
This idea is really nice.
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