How to Say ‘And I often win.’ in Italian
E vinco spesso.
eh VEEN-koh SPES-soh
[eh VEEN-koh SPES-soh]
Phrase Breakdown
E
[eh]
and
Links this sentence to the previous one, building a confident, teasing rhythm.
E adesso vediamo se riesci a battermi.
And now let’s see if you can beat me.
Vinco spesso
VEEN-koh SPES-soh
I win often
Means the speaker is frequently successful in games or contests.
Vinco spesso quando gioco con te.
I win often when I play with you.
Words in this phrase
vinco
[VEEN-koh]
I win
Used confidently to say I win, either literally or in playful romantic competition.
Quando scherzo così, di solito vinco in simpatia.
When I joke like this, I usually win in charm.
spesso
[SPES-soh]
often
Shows that something happens frequently; here it boosts the teasing confidence.
Ti guardo spesso, ma faccio finta di niente.
I look at you often, but I pretend nothing’s happening.
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