più
more
The Italian word for 'more' is 'più'. It is commonly used to indicate an increase in quantity, degree, or frequency. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as 'ho bisogno di più tempo' (I need more time), 'ho più amici' (I have more friends), or 'vuoi più pane?' (do you want more bread?).
Example sentences using: più
Non posso mangiare più mele
I can't eat more apples
This phrase uses 'più' to express a quantity that is too much for the speaker to handle. The word 'più' expresses 'more' in this context.
Il più grande
The biggest
This phrase uses 'più' in a superlative context to indicate the maximum level or highest degree of something. In this example, 'il più grande' can be translated to 'the biggest'.
Voglio di più
I want more
This phrase uses 'più' to express a desire for an increased quantity or degree of something. Here, 'Voglio di più' translates to 'I want more'.