How to Say ‘How do you feel?’ in Italian
Come ti senti?
KOH-meh tee SEN-tee
[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
Come
[KOH-meh]
how
Question word used to ask about someone's feeling or condition.
Come ti senti dopo il riposo?
How do you feel after resting?
ti
[tee]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun used with sentirsi, meaning how you feel.
Ti senti meglio oggi?
Do you feel better today?
senti
[SEN-tee]
feel
From sentirsi, used to talk about physical or emotional condition.
Quando sei malato, senti meno energia.
When you are sick, you feel less energy.
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