How to Say ‘Yes, I have a daughter.’ in Italian
Sì, ho una figlia.
see oh OO-nah FEEL-yah
[see oh OO-nah FEEL-yah]
Phrase Breakdown
Sì, ho
see oh
Yes, I have
'Sì' means yes. The h in 'ho' is silent: 'SEE, oh'.
Sì, ho capito.
Yes, I understood.
Words in this phrase
Sì
[see]
yes
A simple affirmative reply.
Sì, ho il passaporto qui.
Yes, I have the passport here.
ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular of avere, used to say what you have.
Ho una valigia grande per il viaggio.
I have a big suitcase for the trip.
una figlia.
OO-nah FEEL-yah
a daughter
'Una' is the feminine 'a'. Say 'OO-nah FEE-lyah'.
È una figlia brava.
She's a good daughter.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a / an
Feminine singular indefinite article, used before feminine nouns.
È una bella occasione per rivedersi.
It’s a nice occasion to see each other again.
figlia
[FEEL-yah]
daughter
Female child; often used when speaking politely to parents.
Vostra figlia ama camminare al mattino.
Your daughter loves walking in the morning.
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