How to Say ‘Don't go unnoticed.’ in Italian
Non passi inosservato.
non PAH-see ee-noh-ser-VAH-toh
[non PAH-see ee-noh-ser-VAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Inosservato] changes to match who you're talking about: [inosservato] for a man, [inosservata] for a woman. Same kind of swap: [sei simpatico] / [sei simpatica].
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[non]
not
Negates the verb; here it means someone definitely gets noticed.
Con quella giacca "non" puoi davvero nasconderti.
With that jacket you really "can't" hide.
passi
[PAH-see]
you go; you pass
From 'passare'; in this expression it means 'you go unnoticed' or rather 'you don't go unnoticed'.
Quando entri qui, "passi" subito al centro dell'attenzione.
When you walk in here, you immediately become the center of attention.
inosservato
[ee-noh-ser-VAH-toh]
unnoticed
Describes someone who is not noticed; with 'non passi' it becomes 'you don't go unnoticed'.
Con quel sorriso non resti certo "inosservato".
With that smile you certainly don't remain "unnoticed."
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