How to Say ‘You're right.’ in Italian
Hai ragione.
eye rah-JOH-neh
[eye rah-JOH-neh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Hai ragione.] is informal, so in a taxi dispute it sounds natural only if the driver is already speaking casually with you. With a stranger, many Italians would be more likely to say [ha ragione].
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[eye]
you have
Second person singular of avere, used here in the expression hai ragione.
Hai ragione a chiedere chiarimenti.
You are right to ask for clarification.
ragione
[rah-JOH-neh]
reason / right
In the expression avere ragione, it means to be right.
Hai ragione, il tragitto era breve.
You are right, the route was short.
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