How to Say ‘And how are you feeling?’ in Italian
E tu come ti senti?
eh too KOH-meh tee SEN-tee
[eh too KOH-meh tee SEN-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: With [sentirsi], Italian uses a little extra word: [ti] in [come ti senti?]. You can swap it by person: [mi sento], [si sente], [vi sentite].
Phrase Breakdown
E tu
eh too
And you
Used to turn the question back to the other person.
Io sto bene. E tu?
I'm fine. And you?
Words in this phrase
E
[eh]
and
Used to turn the question back to the other person.
E tu come ti senti dopo la settimana stressante?
And how do you feel after the stressful week?
tu
[too]
you
Informal singular 'you', common with relatives and close people.
Tu oggi hai un'aria più serena.
You look calmer today.
Come ti senti?
KOH-meh tee SEN-tee
How do you feel?
A common way to ask about someone's physical or emotional state.
Come ti senti oggi?
How do you feel today?
Words in this phrase
come
[KOH-meh]
how
Introduces a question about someone’s state or condition.
Come ti senti questa mattina?
How do you feel this morning?
ti
[tee]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun used with sentirsi in questions about health or mood.
Ti senti più tranquillo dopo aver parlato?
Do you feel calmer after talking?
senti
[SEN-tee]
feel
Verb used to ask or say how someone feels physically or emotionally.
A volte senti bisogno di dormire di più.
Sometimes you feel the need to sleep more.
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