How to Say ‘It made me’ in Italian
Mi ha fatto
mee ah FAHT-toh
[mee ah FAHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mi ha fatto] literally means [it made me], and Italian uses this in the fixed expression [mi ha fatto piacere] for [I was pleased / it was a pleasure]. You can swap the ending: [mi ha fatto bene] = [it did me good].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me / me
An indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me' or 'me' depending on the structure.
Mi ha colpito molto la tua presentazione.
Your presentation impressed me a lot.
ha
[ah]
has
Auxiliary verb from 'avere', used to form the past tense.
Mi ha scritto questa mattina dopo l'incontro.
He/She wrote to me this morning after the meeting.
fatto
[FAHT-toh]
made / done
Past participle of 'fare'; in expressions it often means 'made' or 'caused'.
Il tuo commento mi ha fatto riflettere.
Your comment made me reflect.
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