How to Say ‘Never happened’ in Italian
Non siano mai accaduti
non SYAH-noh my ah-kah-DOO-tee
[non SYAH-noh my ah-kah-DOO-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Complex usage involves understanding subjunctive mood.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Used in storytelling or recounting experiences.
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[non]
Not
Negation particle used to express the opposite of something positive.
Non voglio che sia vero che non siano mai accaduti.
I don't want it to be true that they never happened.
siano
[SYAH-noh]
Be
Subjunctive form of 'essere', used in indirect speech or hypothetical cases.
Speriamo che siano sicuri che non siano mai accaduti.
Let's hope they are sure they never happened.
mai
[my]
Never
Adverb used to describe something that did not happen at any time.
Che non siano mai accaduti è difficile da credere.
That they never happened is hard to believe.
accaduti
[ah-kah-DOO-tee]
Happened
Past participle of 'accadere', meaning an event took place.
Non possiamo fare finta che non siano mai accaduti.
We cannot pretend that they never happened.
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