How do you say "I brought" in Italian?

"I brought" in Italian is "Ho portato". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Ho portato" mean in English?

"Ho portato" means "I brought" in English. Usage tip: Used to indicate you've brought something with you, often gifts.

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How to Say ‘I brought’ in Italian

Ho portato

oh por-tah-toh

[oh por-tah-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Used to indicate you've brought something with you, often gifts.

Phrase Breakdown

[oh]

I have

Marks possession or action completed in the past.

Example

Ho portato un piccolo omaggio.

I have brought a small gift.

portato

[por-tah-toh]

brought

Denotes bringing something along.

Example

Portato un regalo per i miei suoceri.

Brought a gift for my in-laws.

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