Italian Phrase
Questi jeans sono comodi.
Meaning
The sentence means “These jeans are comfortable.” It states a quality of the jeans, using the adjective “comodi” to describe how they feel when worn.
When to use
Use this phrase when you want to comment on the comfort of a pair of jeans, whether you’re trying them on in a store, talking with friends about your outfit, or describing a purchase in a review.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Questijeanssonocomodi
Demonstrative adjective
"Questi" is a masculine plural demonstrative adjective that must agree with the noun it modifies.
Noun (jeans)
"jeans" is a borrowed noun treated as masculine plural in Italian; it does not change in the singular.
Verb essere (sono)
"sono" is the third‑person plural present of "essere" and agrees with the plural subject.
Adjective agreement
"comodi" is the masculine plural form of "comodo" and must match the gender and number of "jeans".
🗨In Conversation
Che ne pensi di questi jeans?
What do you think of these jeans?
Questi jeans sono comodi.
These jeans are comfortable.
✕Common Mistakes
Questi jean sono comodi.
The noun is always plural "jeans"; using the singular form is incorrect.
Questi jeans è comodo.
Adjective must agree with the plural noun; use "comodi" not "comodo".
Questo jeans sono comodi.
Use the plural demonstrative "questi" because "jeans" is plural.
↔Alternatives
Questi pantaloni sono comodi.
These pants are comfortable.
Questi jeans sono confortevoli.
These jeans are comfortable.
Questi jeans vanno bene.
These jeans fit well.
Cultural Tip
In Italian, "jeans" is always masculine plural, even though the word ends in –s. When you refer to a single pair you say "un paio di jeans". The adjective must match the plural form, so "comodi" (not "comodo") is required. Italians often use "comodo" for clothing, shoes, and even seats, but avoid using it for abstract concepts like "comodo tempo" (instead say "tempo piacevole").