How to Say ‘Do you talk to them often?’ in Italian
Li senti spesso?
lee SEN-tee SPES-soh
[lee SEN-tee SPES-soh]
💬 Usage Tip: sentire means "to hear", but sentire qualcuno is the everyday way to say you keep in touch, by phone or message. Ci sentiamo! "Talk soon!" uses the same idea.
Phrase Breakdown
Li
[lee]
them
Used to refer to things previously mentioned.
Li ho messi nella dispensa.
I placed them in the pantry.
senti
[SEN-tee]
you hear from / talk to
From 'sentire'; 'sentire qualcuno' means to be in touch, e.g. by phone.
Ci sentiamo domani?
Shall we talk tomorrow?
spesso
[SPES-soh]
often
Adverb indicating frequency, meaning many times or regularly.
Spesso il team pranza insieme dopo le riunioni.
The team often has lunch together after meetings.
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