How to Say ‘Has shown’ in Italian
Ha segnato
ah sen-YAH-toh
[ah sen-YAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses [ha] + past action word where English might just use the simple past: [ha segnato] = "showed" here. You'll see the same pattern in [ha detto] and [ha fatto].
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[ah]
has
Auxiliary verb from avere, used here to form the present perfect.
Ha segnato un importo molto alto.
It has shown a very high amount.
segnato
[sen-YAH-toh]
shown / registered
Past participle of segnare, meaning to mark, show, or register a value.
Il display ha segnato trenta euro.
The display registered thirty euros.
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