How to Say ‘How was the weekend?’ in Italian
Com'è andato il weekend?
kohm eh ahn-DAH-toh eel WEEK-end
[kohm eh ahn-DAH-toh eel WEEK-end]
💬 Usage Tip: Italians ask how something "went" (andato) rather than how it "was". Swap in other things: Com'è andata la cena? "How did dinner go?"
Phrase Breakdown
Com'è andato
kohm eh ahn-DAH-toh
How did it go
'Com'è' is 'come è' joined together: co-MEH.
Com'è andato l'esame?
How did the exam go?
Words in this phrase
Com'
[kohm]
how
Shortened form of 'come' before a vowel.
Com'era la festa?
How was the party?
è
[eh]
it was / has been
Form of 'essere' used to say 'it was' in polite follow-up expressions.
È stato davvero utile parlare con te ieri.
It was really useful talking with you yesterday.
andato
[ahn-DAH-toh]
gone / went
Past participle of 'andare'; with 'com'è' it asks how something went.
È andato tutto bene.
Everything went well.
il weekend?
eel WEEK-end
the weekend?
Italians use the English word, said like 'wee-KEND'.
Buon weekend!
Have a good weekend!
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Nella frase Il tempo personale, Il introduce il concetto di tempo privato.
In the phrase 'Il tempo personale,' 'Il' introduces the concept of private time.
weekend
[WEEK-end]
weekend
English loanword used in Italian, masculine, invariable.
Il weekend è troppo corto.
The weekend is too short.
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