How to Say ‘I see it’ in Italian
La vedo
lah VEH-doh
[lah VEH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [La] here means "it," referring to [la prenotazione]. In Italian, these little object words often come before the verb: [La vedo], [Lo so], [Li aspetto].
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
it / her
Direct object pronoun; here it refers to the reservation.
La vedo nel sistema adesso.
I see it in the system now.
vedo
[VEH-doh]
I see
From vedere; used when the staff finds your booking in the system.
Vedo la sua prenotazione per sabato.
I see your reservation for Saturday.
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