qualcosa

something

The Italian word 'qualcosa' translates to 'something' in English. It is used in the same context as in English, to refer to a thing that is not known, identified, or specified.

pronoun

Example sentences using: qualcosa

Ho bisogno di qualcosa da mangiare

I need something to eat

This phrase is used when you are in need of food. It indicates that you don't have a specific food in mind, you just need something to eat.

C'è qualcosa che non va

There’s something wrong

This phrase is used to express that there is a problem or issue, but the speaker does not specify what the problem is.

Potresti dirmi qualcosa sulla tua famiglia?

Could you tell me something about your family?

This phrase is a polite request for someone to share information about their family. It is typically used in casual conversation to get to know someone better.