How do you say good company in Italian?

Answer 1

Buon cibo, fino vino, grandi amici! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Good food, fine wine, great friends!"

Specifically, the masculine adjective buono* is "good". The masculine noun cibo means "food". The masculine adjective fino means "fine". The masculine noun vinomeans "wine". The masculine adjective grandi means "great". The masculine noun amici translates as "friends" in the sense of either an all-male or a mixed female/male group.**

The pronunciation will be "bwohn VEE-noh FEE-noh VEE-noh GRAHN-dee ah-MEE-tchee" in Italian.

*The final vowel drops before a noun which begins with a consonant.

**The phrase is grandi amiche ("GRAHN-dee ah-MEE-key"**) in the case of all-female friends.

***The sound is similar to that in the English exclamation "Hey!"

Answer 2

Buoni amici, which may be shortened to buon'amici, in the masculine and buone amiche in the feminine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "good friends."

Specifically, the masculine adjective buoni and the feminine buone mean "good, nice." The masculine noun amici and the feminine amiche respectively mean "(male) friends" and "(female) friends." The pronunciation is "BWOH-nah-MEE-tchee" the masculine and "BWOH-neh ah-MEE-keh" in the feminine.

Answer 3

Buon alimento, buoni amici

This is a good translation site --> http://babelfish.Yahoo.com/translate_txt

Answer 4

Buon cibo;

Mangiar bene

Answer 5

buona compagnia