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Italian Phrase

C'è la spedizione standard.

/tʃe la spediˈtsjoːne ˈstandaɾd/
Meaning"There is standard shipping."
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Meaning

The sentence states that a standard shipping option is available. It is commonly seen on product pages or checkout screens to inform the buyer that the regular, non‑express delivery method can be chosen.

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When to use

Use this phrase on e‑commerce sites, in customer‑service chats, or in any context where you need to tell a customer that the standard (usually slower and cheaper) shipping method is offered.

Grammar Breakdown

C'èlaspedizionestandard

1

C'è (ci è)

Contraction of 'ci' + 'è', the third‑person singular of 'essere' used to indicate existence or presence.

2

Definite article 'la'

Feminine singular article that agrees with the noun 'spedizione'.

3

Noun 'spedizione'

Feminine noun meaning 'shipping' or 'delivery'.

4

Adjective used as noun 'standard'

Borrowed from English, it functions as an adjective describing the type of shipping; in Italian it often stays unchanged.

🗨In Conversation

A

Qual è il costo della spedizione?

What is the cost of shipping?

C'è la spedizione standard, costa 5 euro.

There is standard shipping, it costs 5 euros.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Ci sono la spedizione standard.

    Use singular 'c'è' because 'spedizione' is singular; 'ci sono' is for plural nouns.

  • C'è la spedizione Standard.

    Capitalize 'Standard' only if it is part of a brand name; otherwise keep it lowercase.

  • C'è spedizione standard.

    The definite article 'la' is required before 'spedizione' in this construction.

Alternatives

  • È disponibile la spedizione standard.

    Standard shipping is available.

  • Offriamo la spedizione standard.

    We offer standard shipping.

  • La spedizione standard è inclusa.

    Standard shipping is included.

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, 'spedizione standard' usually means delivery within 2‑5 business days, but the exact timeframe can vary by region, especially between the mainland and the islands. The word 'standard' is an English loanword that has become commonplace in Italian e‑commerce, so it sounds natural in a commercial context but might feel out of place in formal writing.