"I want no more than six or seven."

Translation: Non voglio più di sei o sette.

[JoonieM]

'Non' is normally placed before the verb in Italian. One exception: a direct object is placed between non and the verb. Ex > non lo voglio

[MariannR]

Thanks for the reminder. Just when I think I'm getting it the basics trip me up.

[MariannR]

If the sentence was 'I don't want more than....' I would have given the stated translation. However, for the phrase 'I want no more than....' I translated to 'voglio non più di ...'. Is this improper phrasing in Italian?

[saveTheGopher]

Why is it "sette" and not "setto"?