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How to Say ‘There you go, sent.’ in Italian

Ecco fatto, inviati.

EK-koh FAHT-toh een-VYAH-tee

[EK-koh FAHT-toh een-VYAH-tee]

Phrase Breakdown

Ecco fatto,

EK-koh FAHT-toh

There, done,

This is a common expression for when a task is finished. Both words have double consonants: EC-co FAT-to.

Example

Ecco fatto, ho finito.

There, done, I've finished.

Words in this phrase

Ecco

[EK-koh]

here is

Used to present something to someone.

Example

Ecco la tua ricevuta.

Here is your receipt.

fatto

[FAHT-toh]

Done

Past participle of do, to perform or execute.

Example

Lo ha fatto ieri.

He/She did it yesterday.

inviati.

een-VYAH-tee

sent.

This is the plural past participle of 'inviare', referring to the euros. Say it in four syllables: in-vi-A-ti.

Example

I documenti sono inviati.

The documents are sent.

Words in this phrase

inviati

[een-VYAH-tee]

sent

Plural past participle of 'inviare' (to send).

Example

I soldi sono stati inviati.

The money has been sent.

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