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How to Say ‘I don't understand this chart.’ in Italian

Non capisco questo grafico.

nohn kah-PEE-skoh KWEH-stoh GRAH-fee-koh

[nohn kah-PEE-skoh KWEH-stoh GRAH-fee-koh]

Phrase Breakdown

Non capisco

nohn kah-PEE-skoh

I don't understand

'Non' makes the verb negative. Stress 'PI' in 'capisco', and say 'sc' before o as 'sk': 'ca-PI-sko'.

Example

Non capisco la domanda.

I don't understand the question.

Words in this phrase

Non

[nohn]

not

Used to express negation.

Example

Non è vero.

It is not true.

capisco

[kah-PEE-skoh]

I understand

First-person singular of capire; used to show understanding.

Example

Capisco. vuoi cambiare settore.

I understand. You want to change sector.

questo grafico.

KWEH-stoh GRAH-fee-koh

this chart

'Questo' means 'this' (masculine). 'Grafico' is stressed on the first syllable: 'GRA-fi-co'.

Example

Guarda questo grafico.

Look at this chart.

Words in this phrase

questo

[KWEH-stoh]

this

Demonstrative adjective used to point to something near or specific.

Example

Questo ambiente sembra aperto e rispettoso.

This environment seems open and respectful.

grafico

[GRAH-fee-koh]

chart / graph

Masculine noun for a visual representation of data.

Example

Il grafico mostra le vendite.

The chart shows the sales.

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