How to Say ‘Having a chat?’ in Italian
Di fare due chiacchiere?
dee FAH-reh DOO-eh kee-ahk-KYEH-reh
[dee FAH-reh DOO-eh kee-ahk-KYEH-reh]
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
to / of
Preposition used here before an infinitive after expressions like ti va.
Con tono leggero chiedo: "Ti va di fare due chiacchiere?"
In a light tone I ask: "Do you feel like chatting a bit?"
fare
[FAH-reh]
to do / to make
Common infinitive verb used in many expressions and actions.
Con tono leggero chiedo: "Ti va di fare due chiacchiere?"
In a light tone I ask: "Do you feel like chatting a bit?"
due
[DOO-eh]
two / a couple of
Number meaning two; in conversation it often means 'a couple of'.
Con tono leggero chiedo: "Ti va di fare due chiacchiere?"
In a light tone I ask: "Do you feel like chatting a bit?"
chiacchiere
[kee-ahk-KYEH-reh]
chats / a chat
Informal word for friendly conversation; due chiacchiere means a little chat.
Con tono leggero chiedo: "Ti va di fare due chiacchiere?"
In a light tone I ask: "Do you feel like chatting a bit?"
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