How to Say ‘Are you / you are doing’ in Italian
Stai
sty
[sty]
💬 Usage Tip: [stai] is the [tu] form of [stare], used in everyday check-ins like [Come stai?]. Swap the person and it changes: [Come sta?] for one person formally, [Come state?] for more than one.
Phrase Breakdown
Stai
[sty]
are / you are / you feel
From the verb "stare"; in greetings it asks how someone is doing or feeling.
In "Come stai?", "Stai" asks about how a person feels.
In "How are you?", "Stai" asks about how a person feels.
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