How to Say ‘It happens to him too.’ in Italian
Succede anche a lui.
sooch-CHEH-deh AHN-keh ah LOO-ee
[sooch-CHEH-deh AHN-keh ah LOO-ee]
💬 Usage Tip: With [succede], Italian uses [a] before the person affected: [succede a lui], [succede a me], [succede a mia sorella]. That pattern is useful for "it happens to ..." sentences.
Phrase Breakdown
Succede
[sooch-CHEH-deh]
it happens
Third person singular of 'succedere,' used for events or situations: 'it happens.'
Se il tassista sbaglia strada, succede anche a lui di sentirsi sotto pressione.
If the taxi driver takes the wrong road, it happens to him too to feel under pressure.
anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Adverb meaning 'also' or 'too,' adding another person or thing to the situation.
Anche il mio amico si lamenta quando il taxi allunga il percorso.
My friend also complains when the taxi makes the route longer.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used before an indirect object, as in 'to him.'
Può capitare anche a un altro autista.
It can happen to another driver too.
lui
[LOO-ee]
him
Stressed pronoun meaning 'him,' used after prepositions like 'a.'
È successo anche a lui durante una corsa in centro.
It happened to him too during a ride downtown.
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