How to Say ‘I know it well.’ in Italian
La conosco bene.
lah koh-NOH-skoh BEH-neh
[lah koh-NOH-skoh BEH-neh]
Phrase Breakdown
La conosco
lah koh-NOH-skoh
I know it / I know her
Refers to a feminine singular object or person already known to the speaker.
La conosco da anni.
I have known her for years.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
it
Direct object pronoun meaning 'it,' referring here to the road, area, or route.
La conosco bene perché La faccio quasi ogni giorno.
I know it well because I take it almost every day.
conosco
[koh-NOH-skoh]
I know
First-person singular of 'conoscere,' meaning 'I know' or 'I am familiar with.'
La conosco da tempo, quindi noto subito un percorso strano.
I have known it for a long time, so I notice a strange route right away.
bene
[BEH-neh]
well
Adverb meaning 'well'; here it strengthens 'I know it well.'
Conosco bene la zona, quindi conosco bene anche le alternative.
I know the area well, so I also know the alternatives well.
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