How to Say ‘Let's look together.’ in Italian
Guardiamo insieme.
gwar-DYAH-mo een-SYEH-meh
[gwar-DYAH-mo een-SYEH-meh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses the [we] form to mean [let's]: [guardiamo] = [we look] or [let's look], depending on context. Same pattern with [andiamo] = [let's go].
Phrase Breakdown
Guardiamo
[gwar-DYAH-mo]
let's look
First person plural of 'guardare'; invites a group to look at something.
Guardiamo insieme il grafico dei dati.
Let's look together at the data chart.
insieme
[een-SYEH-meh]
together
An adverb used to say that people do something as a group.
Guardiamo insieme il cerchio nel grafico.
Let's look together at the circle in the chart.
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