How to Say “Trick or Treat” in Italian

dolcetto o scherzetto
The English phrase "trick or treat" is translated into Italian as dolcetto o scherzetto.
dolcetto o scherzetto is used to make a request for candy tied to an unstated, light-hearted threat. An informal variation is Vuoi dolcetti o scherzetti?, which means "Do you want treats or tricks?"
Meaning: request for candy tied to an unstated light-hearted threat (intj)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of two diminutive nouns: dolcetto (little sweet or treat) and scherzetto (little joke or prank), joined by o (or).

Did you know?

  • While children say dolcetto o scherzetto, the word dolcetto is also the name of a famous light-bodied red wine from the Piedmont region of Italy.
  • The word scherzetto is a diminutive of scherzo, a term used in classical music to describe a fast, light-hearted movement or an interlude.
  • While dolcetto o scherzetto is used today, Halloween is not a traditional Italian holiday and was only popularized recently through American influence.

Examples in context

  • Dolcetto o scherzetto!
    Trick or treat.
    This example shows how to say the phrase itself.
    Tatoeba #1969835 by Guybrush88, translation #1857544 by Spamster
  • Molti bambini andranno porta a porta dicendo "Dolcetto o scherzetto?" la notte di Halloween.
    Many children will be going from door to door saying "Trick or treat?" on Halloween night.
    This example describes children going door to door saying dolcetto o scherzetto on Halloween night.
    Tatoeba #2780019 by Guybrush88, translation #1857551 by CK

Example conversation

Chiara knocks on Lorenzo's door while wearing a costume.

  1. Chiara

    Ciao Lorenzo! Dolcetto o scherzetto?
    Hi Lorenzo! Trick or treat?
  2. Lorenzo

    Ciao Chiara! Che bel costume!
    Hi Chiara! What a great costume!
  3. Chiara

    Grazie! Allora, cosa scegli?
    Thanks! So, what do you choose?
  4. Lorenzo

    Scegliete i dolcetti! Ecco le caramelle.
    Choose treats! Here are the candies.

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