How to Say ‘Did you buy’ in Italian
Hai comprato
ai kohm-prah-toh
[ai kohm-prah-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[ai]
You have
Used to indicate that someone possesses something or has done something.
Hai uno stile impeccabile, hai comprato il tuo abito in un negozio italiano?
You have an impeccable style, did you buy your suit in an Italian store?
comprato
[kohm-prah-toh]
bought
The past tense of 'buy', means to have purchased something.
Hai comprato questa giacca in un negozio famoso?
Did you buy this jacket in a famous store?
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