How to Say ‘I trust’ in Italian
Mi fido
mee FEE-doh
[mee FEE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Fidarsi] needs the little pronoun: [mi fido] = "I trust," [ti fidi] = "you trust." It's also often followed by [di]: [mi fido di lei] = "I trust her / you (formal)."
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
myself / me
Reflexive pronoun used with 'fidarsi,' meaning the speaker places trust.
Dopo la spiegazione del tassista, mi rilasso e mi fido di più.
After the taxi driver's explanation, I relax and trust more.
fido
[FEE-doh]
I trust
First person singular of the reflexive verb 'fidarsi,' meaning 'to trust.'
Se il tassista spiega bene il percorso, mi fido.
If the taxi driver explains the route well, I trust him.
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