How to Say ‘Go ahead, now I'm curious.’ in Italian
Dimmi pure, mi hai incuriosita.
DEEM-mee POO-reh mee eye een-koo-ryoh-ZEE-tah
[DEEM-mee POO-reh mee eye een-koo-ryoh-ZEE-tah]
Phrase Breakdown
Dimmi pure,
DEEM-mee POO-reh
Go ahead, tell me,
'Dimmi' means 'tell me' and has a double 'm', so hold it slightly. 'Pure' here means 'go ahead'.
Dimmi pure, ti ascolto.
Go ahead, I'm listening.
Words in this phrase
Dimmi
[DEEM-mee]
tell me
Informal command 'dì' + 'mi' (me).
Dimmi cosa pensi.
Tell me what you think.
pure
[POO-reh]
please / go ahead
Adds politeness and encouragement, meaning the speaker may continue freely.
Quando il personale è disponibile, dice: «Mi dica pure».
When the staff is available, they say: “Please go ahead.”
mi hai incuriosita.
mee eye een-koo-ryoh-ZEE-tah
you've made me curious.
The 'h' in 'hai' is silent. The feminine '-a' at the end matches a female speaker.
La tua domanda mi ha incuriosita.
Your question made me curious.
Words in this phrase
mi
[mee]
me
Reflexive/object pronoun; with 'scusi' forms 'excuse me'.
Mi scusi, signore.
Excuse me, sir.
hai
[eye]
you have
Second-person singular of avere; used to address one person informally.
Hai una buona base. per questo ruolo.
You have a good foundation for this role.
incuriosita
[een-koo-ryoh-ZEE-tah]
intrigued / made curious (feminine)
Past participle of 'incuriosire', feminine because a woman speaks.
La storia mi ha incuriosita.
The story made me curious.
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