How to Say ‘The one I left’ in Italian
Quello che ho lasciato
KWEL-loh keh oh lah-SHAH-toh
[KWEL-loh keh oh lah-SHAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: quello che means "the one that" and is easy to reuse: quello che ho ordinato "the one I ordered". For a feminine noun it becomes quella che.
Phrase Breakdown
Quello che
KWEL-loh keh
The one that / what
'Quello che' means 'the one that' or 'what'. 'Che' sounds like 'ke'. Stress: QUEL-lo.
Quello che vuoi.
Whatever you want.
Words in this phrase
Quello
[KWEL-loh]
that one
Demonstrative pronoun pointing to something farther away.
Voglio quello rosso.
I want that red one.
che
[keh]
that
Used to identify a specific thing or person.
Quello che lei fa è incredibile.
What she does is incredible.
ho lasciato
oh lah-SHAH-toh
I left
The passato prossimo of 'lasciare'. The 'h' is silent. 'Sci' sounds like 'sh': la-SHA-to.
Ho lasciato le chiavi a casa.
I left the keys at home.
Words in this phrase
ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular of avere, used with a past participle to form the present perfect.
Ho parlato con tre aziende oggi.
I have spoken with three companies today.
lasciato
[lah-SHAH-toh]
left
Past participle of 'lasciare'; here, given/provided.
Ho lasciato un messaggio.
I left a message.
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