How to Say ‘It is easy to see.’ in Italian
È facile da vedere.
eh FAH-chee-leh dah veh-DEH-reh
[eh FAH-chee-leh dah veh-DEH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: After adjectives like [facile], Italian often uses [da] + verb: [facile da vedere] = [easy to see]. You can reuse this with many adjectives: [utile da sapere] = [useful to know].
Phrase Breakdown
È facile
eh FAH-chee-leh
It is easy
Expression used to say something is easy to do or understand.
È facile impararlo.
It is easy to learn it.
Words in this phrase
È
[eh]
is
Third person singular of essere; here it introduces a description.
Per i lettori, È importante che il simbolo sia chiaro.
For readers, it is important that the symbol be clear.
facile
[FAH-chee-leh]
easy
Used to describe something that can be understood or noticed without difficulty.
La forma è facile e pulita: È facile da vedere.
The shape is easy and clean: it is easy to see.
Da vedere
dah veh-DEH-reh
To see / Easy to see
Infinitive phrase after da; often means something is worth seeing or easy to notice.
È facile da vedere da lontano.
It is easy to see from far away.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
to / for
Preposition used with an infinitive to express purpose or ease.
Il colore aiuta da lontano: è utile da leggere e da vedere.
The color helps from far away: it is useful to read and to see.
vedere
[veh-DEH-reh]
to see
Infinitive verb meaning to see or notice visually.
Con un buon contrasto, vedere i dettagli è semplice: È facile da vedere.
With good contrast, seeing the details is simple: it is easy to see.
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