How do you say "maybe later" in Italian?

Forse più tardi

Phrase Noun

In Italian, "maybe later" is Forse più tardi.

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Pronunciation

Forse piu tardi is FOR-seh pyoo TAR-dee, stress on the first syllable of forse and tardi, related to 'tardy'.

Grammar notes

Forse più tardi is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

maybe later

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How to remember Forse più tardi

Tardi relates to 'tardy', being late, so piu tardi simply means later on.

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Questions about Forse più tardi

How do you pronounce Forse più tardi?

Forse piu tardi is FOR-seh pyoo TAR-dee, stress on the first syllable of forse and tardi, related to 'tardy'.

Is Forse più tardi formal or casual?

Forse più tardi is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Forse più tardi used in Italian?

Forse più tardi is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (maybe later).

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