How to Say ‘I know it’ in Italian
La conosco
lah koh-NOH-skoh
[lah koh-NOH-skoh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [la conosco], [la] means "her," "you" (formal, to a woman), or "it," depending on context. Italian often puts that little object word before the verb: [la conosco], [lo so], [ti vedo].
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
it / her
Direct object pronoun meaning 'it' or 'her'; here it refers to the road or route.
La conosco da anni, perché La faccio spesso in taxi.
I know it for years, because I take it often by taxi.
conosco
[koh-NOH-skoh]
I know
From 'conoscere,' meaning 'I know' in the sense of being familiar with something or someone.
La conosco perché conosco bene questa zona.
I know it because I know this area well.
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