How to Say ‘Marco already goes to school, right?’ in Italian
Marco va già a scuola, vero?
Mar-ko vah jah ah SKWOH-lah VEH-roh
[Mar-ko vah jah ah SKWOH-lah VEH-roh]
Phrase Breakdown
Marco va già
Mar-ko vah jah
Marco already goes
'Va' means 'goes' and 'già' means 'already'. Stress the final vowel in 'già'.
Marco va già in piscina.
Marco already goes to the pool.
Words in this phrase
Marco
[Mar-ko]
Mark
Referring to St. Mark, one of the four Evangelists.
San Marco è rappresentato da un leone alato.
Saint Mark is represented by a winged lion.
va
[vah]
goes / is going
Verb indicating the heart is functioning at a fast rhythm.
Il mio cuore va forte. Non riesco a stare fermo.
My heart is racing. I can't stay still.
già
[jah]
already
Shows that something has happened sooner than expected.
Siamo già al gate.
We are already at the gate.
a scuola, vero?
ah SKWOH-lah VEH-roh
to school, right?
'Vero?' works like a tag question ('right?'). Raise your pitch on 'VEH-roh'.
Domani c'è scuola, vero?
There's school tomorrow, right?
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at / to
A common Italian preposition meaning at, to, or in depending on context.
Siamo qui a che ora apre il banco check-in?
We are here; at what time does the check-in counter open?
scuola
[SKWOH-lah]
school
Feminine noun for school; 'andare a scuola' means to attend school.
La scuola comincia a settembre.
School starts in September.
vero
[VEH-roh]
true / real
Used to strengthen the noun that follows, as in 'a real pleasure'.
È stata una vera opportunità di crescita.
It was a real growth opportunity.
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