How to Say ‘You can see that’ in Italian
Si vede che
see VEH-deh keh
[see VEH-deh keh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Si vede che] is a fixed way to say [you can tell that] or [it shows that]. You can reuse it with many ideas: [si vede che sei stanco] ([you can tell you're tired]).
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
it / one / you
In this expression, “si” creates an impersonal form, like saying “it is seen” or “you can tell.”
Si vede che curi molto i dettagli del tuo look.
You can tell that you pay a lot of attention to the details of your look.
vede
[VEH-deh]
is seen / shows
From “vedere” (to see). In this phrase, it means “you can see” or “it shows.”
Si vede che hai scelto con cura quella camicia.
You can tell that you chose that shirt carefully.
che
[keh]
that
A conjunction introducing what follows, equivalent to “that.”
Si vede che hai stile, e che sai portarlo bene.
You can tell that you have style, and that you know how to wear it well.
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