How to Say ‘Then you've really got an eye for it.’ in Italian
Allora hai proprio occhio.
ahl-LOH-rah eye proh-pryoh OHK-kyoh
[ahl-LOH-rah eye proh-pryoh OHK-kyoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Allora
[ahl-LOH-rah]
so / then
Helps connect the confirmation to the final choice in the order.
Perfetto, allora prendiamo due cappuccini.
Perfect, then we'll have two cappuccinos.
hai proprio occhio.
eye proh-pryoh OHK-kyoh
you really have an eye.
The 'h' is silent. 'Proprio' here means 'really'. Stress the double 'cc' in 'occhio'.
Per i vestiti hai proprio occhio.
You really have an eye for clothes.
Words in this phrase
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.
proprio
[proh-pryoh]
really
Used to emphasize truth or intensity.
Deve proprio partire ora.
He really must leave now.
occhio
[OHK-kyoh]
eye
Noun; 'avere occhio' means having a good eye or taste.
Per i colori hai occhio.
You have an eye for colours.
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