How to Say ‘I started a new job’ in Italian
Ho iniziato un nuovo lavoro
oh ee-nee-TZYAH-toh oon NOO-oh-voh lah-VOH-roh
[oh ee-nee-TZYAH-toh oon NOO-oh-voh lah-VOH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Use in personal updates or achievements.
Phrase Breakdown
Ho iniziato
oh ee-nee-TZYAH-toh
Words in this phrase
Ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular present of 'have'.
Ho finito i compiti.
I have finished the homework.
iniziato
[ee-nee-TZYAH-toh]
Started
Began something.
Ho iniziato a leggere un libro.
I have started reading a book.
Un nuovo lavoro
oon NOO-oh-voh lah-VOH-roh
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
A
Indefinite article used before singular nouns.
Ha comprato un appartamento.
He bought an apartment.
nuovo
[NOO-oh-voh]
New
Not existing before; introduced recently.
Un nuovo amico a scuola.
A new friend at school.
lavoro
[lah-VOH-roh]
Job
Paid position of regular employment.
Cerco un nuovo lavoro.
I am looking for a new job.
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