Sono migliore di te

Sentence Discussions Italian
#1

Is this more common than “sono meglio di te?” Are they interchangeable? Is one sentence better than another? I thought “migliore” meant “best” and meglio meant “better”. Can “migliore” mean both “best” and “better” at the same time? Is this a fixed expression? Is this sentence incorrect?

I found this sentence in the new fast track level one.

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#2

Ciao Vito, my first instinct would have been “Sono meglio di te” but perhaps it is migliore because it’s comparative. :thinking:

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#3

Hi @Vito89 our madrelingua confirm “migliore” (adjective) is correct and better Italian tho “meglio” (adverb) is sometimes used very informally.

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