How to Say ‘Coming right up’ in Italian
Arriva subito
ah-ree-vah soo-bee-toh
[ah-ree-vah soo-bee-toh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Shop staff may say [Arriva subito] to mean they'll get it for you right away, not that something is literally arriving from somewhere. Think of it as the Italian equivalent of 'coming right up.'
Phrase Breakdown
Arriva
[ah-ree-vah]
arrive
To reach a destination.
Il pacco arriva oggi.
The package arrives today.
subito
[soo-bee-toh]
right away
Immediately or very soon.
Inizio subito a preparare.
I'll start preparing right away.
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