How to Say “Join Us” in Italian

unisciti a noi
The English phrase "join us" is translated into Italian as unisciti a noi.
unisciti a noi is an invitation to become a member of a group or to participate in an activity with others.

Did you know?

  • Depending on the region, an Italian might use the word aggregati instead of unisciti. This treats the invitation to join as a physical process of 'aggregating' or clumping together.
  • While unisciti a noi is used for groups, the verb unire also describes the marriage ritual in Italian, as it means to join two people into one unit.
  • In a social setting, Italians often replace unisciti a noi with vieni con noi ('come with us'), as the literal 'join' can sometimes sound too formal or like a call to join a political party.

Examples in context

  • Unisciti a noi.
    Come and join us.
    This sentence is useful for practicing the phrase unisciti a noi.
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  • Unisciti a noi per la cena.
    Join us for dinner.
  • Se vuoi, unisciti a noi domani.
    If you want, join us tomorrow.
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Example conversation

Sofia and Matteo are talking about a hiking group.

  1. Sofia

    Il nostro gruppo fa escursioni ogni sabato.
    Our group goes hiking every Saturday.
  2. Matteo

    Sembra divertente, ma non ho molto tempo.
    It sounds fun, but I don't have much time.
  3. Sofia

    Unisciti a noi una volta al mese!
    Join us once a month!
  4. Matteo

    Va bene, ci proverò.
    Okay, I will try.

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