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How to Say ‘You ordered a cappuccino’ in Italian

Hai ordinato un cappuccino

eye or-dee-NAH-toh oon kahp-poo-CHEE-noh

[eye or-dee-NAH-toh oon kahp-poo-CHEE-noh]

Phrase Breakdown

Hai ordinato

eye or-dee-NAH-toh

You ordered

This is the passato prossimo. The 'h' in 'hai' is silent, so say 'ai'.

Example

Hai ordinato la pizza?

Did you order the pizza?

Words in this phrase

Hai

[eye]

you have

Second-person singular of avere; used to address one person informally.

Example

Hai una buona base. per questo ruolo.

You have a good foundation for this role.

ordinato

[or-dee-NAH-toh]

ordered

Past participle of 'ordinare', to order food or drinks.

Example

Ho ordinato una pizza.

I ordered a pizza.

un cappuccino

oon kahp-poo-CHEE-noh

a cappuccino

Hold both double consonants: cap-puc-CI-no.

Example

Prendo un cappuccino.

I'll have a cappuccino.

Words in this phrase

un

[oon]

a

Indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

In Un buon equilibrio, Un introduce l'idea di un balance positivo.

In 'Un buon equilibrio,' 'Un' introduces the idea of a positive balance.

cappuccino

[kahp-poo-CHEE-noh]

cappuccino

A coffee drink with espresso and steamed milk foam, typically a breakfast drink in Italy.

Example

Ordino un «cappuccino» la mattina, non dopo cena.

I order a “cappuccino” in the morning, not after dinner.

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