How to Say ‘Take a look’ in Italian
Dare un'occhiata
DAH-ray oon ohk-kee-AH-tah
[DAH-ray oon ohk-kee-AH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Phrase to suggest brief investigation.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians often use this to invite someone to inspect or view something important.
Phrase Breakdown
Dare
[DAH-ray]
Give
The act of offering or presenting something.
Puoi dare un'occhiata ai documenti?
Can you give a glance at the documents?
Un'occhiata
oon ohk-kee-AH-tah
Words in this phrase
un'
[oon]
A
Indefinite article used before a vowel sound.
Fai un respiro profondo prima di dare un'occhiata.
Take a deep breath before giving a quick look.
occhiata
[ohk-kee-AH-tah]
Glance
Act of taking a brief or fleeting look.
Per favore, dare un'occhiata al tuo lavoro.
Please, take a look at your work.
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