How to Say ‘Did you go to the doctor?’ in Italian
Sei andata dal medico?
sigh ahn-DAH-tah dahl MEH-dee-koh
[sigh ahn-DAH-tah dahl MEH-dee-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: With andare, the ending agrees with the person: andata to a woman, andato to a man. Also da + il merges into dal, as in going to a person's place.
Phrase Breakdown
Sei andata
sigh ahn-DAH-tah
Did you go (to a woman)
Passato prossimo with 'essere', so it ends in -a for a woman. Say 'SEH-ee ahn-DAH-tah'.
Sei andata al mercato?
Did you go to the market?
Words in this phrase
Sei
[sigh]
are
Second person singular present indicative of 'essere'.
Sei pronto per uscire?
Are you ready to go out?
andata
[ahn-DAH-tah]
gone (feminine)
Past participle of 'andare'; ends in -a because the subject is female.
Maria è andata a casa.
Maria went home.
dal medico?
dahl MEH-dee-koh
to the doctor?
'Dal' (da + il) is used for going to a person's place. Stress 'ME': 'dahl MEH-dee-koh?'.
Domani vado dal medico.
Tomorrow I'm going to the doctor.
Words in this phrase
dal
[dahl]
to the (place/person)
'Da' + 'il'; used for going to someone's place, like a doctor's office.
Vado dal dentista.
I'm going to the dentist.
medico
[MEH-dee-koh]
doctor
A doctor or physician; very useful in medical situations.
Il medico arriva tra pochi minuti.
The doctor will arrive in a few minutes.
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