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How to Say ‘Do you fancy it?’ in Italian

Ti va?

tee VAH

[tee VAH]

💬 Usage Tip: The thing you fancy is the one doing the verb, and ti is the person it appeals to, so add di + an action to say what: Ti va di uscire? "Fancy going out?"

🇮🇹 In Italy: A light, no-pressure way to invite a friend or colleague you're on first-name terms with; it's easy to decline. With someone you'd address formally, say Le va?

Phrase Breakdown

[tee]

to you

Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.

Example

Ti interessa? questa opportunità?

Does this opportunity interest you?

[VAH]

goes

Third-person singular of andare, 'to go'.

Example

Lei va al lavoro in bici.

She goes to work by bike.

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