How to Say ‘I understand, but I've got two heavy suitcases.’ in Italian
Capisco, però ho due valigie pesanti.
kah-PEE-skoh peh-ROH oh doo-eh vah-LEE-jeh peh-ZAHN-tee
[kah-PEE-skoh peh-ROH oh doo-eh vah-LEE-jeh peh-ZAHN-tee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Agreeing first with Capisco and only then raising your problem keeps the exchange friendly, and drivers are far more willing to bend when you start that way.
Phrase Breakdown
Capisco, però
kah-PEE-skoh peh-ROH
I understand, but
'Capisco' is pronounced ca-PI-sco. 'Però' has its stress on the final 'ò'.
Capisco, però non sono d'accordo.
I understand, but I don't agree.
Words in this phrase
Capisco
[kah-PEE-skoh]
I understand
First-person singular of capire; used to show understanding.
Capisco. vuoi cambiare settore.
I understand. You want to change sector.
però
[peh-ROH]
but
Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
Però, c'è un problema.
But, there's a problem.
ho due valigie pesanti.
oh doo-eh vah-LEE-jeh peh-ZAHN-tee
I have two heavy suitcases.
The 'h' is silent. Remember that the adjective follows the noun.
Ho due valigie pesanti da portare.
I have two heavy suitcases to carry.
Words in this phrase
ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular of avere, used with a past participle to form the present perfect.
Ho parlato con tre aziende oggi.
I have spoken with three companies today.
due
[doo-eh]
two
The cardinal number next after one.
Ho comprato due mele.
I bought two apples.
valigie
[vah-LEE-jeh]
suitcases
Plural of 'valigia', a suitcase.
Le valigie sono nel bagagliaio.
The suitcases are in the trunk.
pesanti
[peh-ZAHN-tee]
heavy
Plural adjective meaning of great weight.
Le borse sono pesanti.
The bags are heavy.
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