How to Say ‘Are you interested in?’ in Italian
Ti interessa?
tee een-teh-REHS-sah
[tee een-teh-REHS-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: With [interessare], Italian frames it as "what interests you" rather than "what are you interested in." The same pattern shows up in [mi interessa questo ruolo] and [ti interessano i dati?].
Phrase Breakdown
Ti
[tee]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.
Ti interessa? questa opportunità?
Does this opportunity interest you?
interessa
[een-teh-REHS-sah]
interests
Third-person singular of interessare, used for something being of interest to someone.
Ti interessa? lavorare all'estero?
Are you interested in working abroad?
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