How to Say ‘You're right, we're still inside.’ in Italian
Ha ragione, siamo ancora dentro.
ah rah-JOH-neh SYAH-moh ahn-KOH-rah DEN-troh
[ah rah-JOH-neh SYAH-moh ahn-KOH-rah DEN-troh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Admitting a point quickly like this, from either side, usually ends a fare disagreement on good terms.
Phrase Breakdown
Ha ragione,
ah rah-JOH-neh
You're right,
Italian says 'to have reason' for 'to be right'. 'Ha' is the formal form, and its 'h' is silent: a ra-JO-ne.
Ha ragione lei.
You're right.
Words in this phrase
Ha
[ah]
you have (formal)
Third person form of 'avere', used for formal 'Lei'.
Ha tempo domani?
Do you have time tomorrow?
ragione
[rah-JOH-neh]
reason / right
With avere: to be right.
Hai ragione tu.
You're right.
siamo ancora dentro.
SYAH-moh ahn-KOH-rah DEN-troh
we're still inside
'Ancora' means still and is stressed on the first syllable: AN-co-ra.
Siamo ancora dentro le mura.
We're still inside the walls.
Words in this phrase
siamo
[SYAH-moh]
we are
First person plural of 'essere,' used to speak for 'we.'
Siamo molto contenti di essere qui.
We are very happy to be here.
ancora
[ahn-KOH-rah]
still; yet
An adverb meaning something continues or has not finished yet.
In "È ancora lunga", "ancora" fa capire che non è finita.
In "È ancora lunga", "ancora" makes it clear that it is not over.
dentro
[DEN-troh]
inside
Adverb meaning into the house or indoors.
Dentro in Vieni dentro indica di entrare in casa.
Dentro in Come inside indicates entering the house.
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