Using numbers in common Italian expressions is a fun way to improve your language skills! Here are some well-known phrases where numbers are important:

1. Fare due chiacchiere - This literally means "to have two chats." It actually means having a light conversation.

2. Essere in tre - This means "to be in three." It refers to a group of three people.

3. Fare le corna - This translates to "to make horns." It’s often used for good luck, and it relates to the number "two" because horns come in pairs!

Counting and Age

When talking about age, you can say:

• Ho venti anni means "I am twenty years old."

Time Expressions

Numbers are also important for telling time, like:

• È l'una means "It's one o'clock,"
• Sono le tre means "It's three o'clock."

These examples show just how important numbers are in everyday Italian! Use them to practice and impress your friends!