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How to Say ‘Watch out for soy too’ in Italian

Occhio anche alla soia

OHK-kyoh AHN-keh AHL-lah so-ya

[OHK-kyoh AHN-keh AHL-lah so-ya]

💬 Usage Tip: occhio literally means "eye", but on its own it works as a warning: "watch out". Follow it with a for the thing: occhio al gradino "mind the step".

Phrase Breakdown

Occhio anche

OHK-kyoh AHN-keh

Watch out also

'Occhio!' (literally 'eye') is a colloquial warning meaning 'careful!'. Double the 'cc': OK-kyo.

Example

Occhio anche al prezzo.

Watch the price too.

Words in this phrase

Occhio

[OHK-kyoh]

watch out

Literally 'eye'; colloquially used to mean 'be careful'.

Example

Occhio al gradino!

Mind the step!

anche

[AHN-keh]

also / too

Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.

Example

Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.

I also really appreciated the conversation.

alla soia

AHL-lah so-ya

for soy

'Occhio a' + thing means 'watch out for'. Say 'soia' as SO-ya.

Example

Il latte alla soia.

Soy milk.

Words in this phrase

alla

[AHL-lah]

to the

Contraction of a + la, used before feminine singular nouns.

Example

Vicino alla finestra c'è più luce.

Near the window there is more light.

soia

[so-ya]

Soy

A plant-based milk alternative made from soybeans.

Example

Latte di soia è una buona alternativa.

Soy milk is a good alternative.

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