How to Say ‘Do you feel like having a drink together?’ in Italian
Ti va di bere qualcosa insieme?
tee VAH dee BEH-reh kwahl-KOH-zah een-SYEH-meh
[tee VAH dee BEH-reh kwahl-KOH-zah een-SYEH-meh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ti va di bere
tee VAH dee BEH-reh
Do you feel like drinking
'Ti va di' + infinitive is a casual way to ask 'Do you feel like...?'.
Ti va di uscire?
Do you feel like going out?
Words in this phrase
Ti
[tee]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.
Ti interessa? questa opportunità?
Does this opportunity interest you?
va
[VAH]
goes
Third-person singular of andare, 'to go'.
Lei va al lavoro in bici.
She goes to work by bike.
di
[dee]
of / to
A linking preposition used in many Italian expressions, including polite introductions.
La parola "di" è molto comune nelle presentazioni formali.
The word "di" is very common in formal introductions.
bere
[BEH-reh]
to drink
Infinitive verb, to drink.
Voglio bere acqua.
I want to drink water.
qualcosa insieme?
kwahl-KOH-zah een-SYEH-meh
something together?
'Qualcosa' means something, stressed 'qual-CO-sa'. 'Insieme' is stressed 'in-SIE-me'.
Mangiamo qualcosa insieme.
Let's eat something together.
Words in this phrase
qualcosa
[kwahl-KOH-zah]
something
Indefinite pronoun meaning something.
Vuoi qualcosa da bere?
Do you want something to drink?
insieme
[een-SYEH-meh]
together
Adverb meaning with each other or in the same group.
Insieme i colleghi trovano soluzioni più velocemente.
Together colleagues find solutions more quickly.
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