How to Say ‘Won first prize’ in Italian
Ha vinto il primo premio
ah VEEN-toh eel PREE-moh PREH-mee-oh
[ah VEEN-toh eel PREE-moh PREH-mee-oh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Winning is celebrated joyously in Italy.
Phrase Breakdown
Ha vinto
ah VEEN-toh
Words in this phrase
Ha
[ah]
Has
Used with a past participle to form the perfect tense.
Ha mangiato la torta.
He has eaten the cake.
vinto
[VEEN-toh]
Won
Past form of 'win', indicating success in a contest.
Ha vinto la partita.
He won the match.
Il primo premio
eel PREE-moh PREH-mee-oh
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
The
Definite article used before nouns.
Il sole è caldo.
The sun is warm.
primo
[PREE-moh]
First
Indicates the initial item of a sequence or set.
Il primo giorno di scuola.
The first day of school.
premio
[PREH-mee-oh]
Prize
An award given for victory or a special achievement.
Vincere un premio prestigioso.
To win a prestigious prize.
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