How to Say ‘I'm soaked.’ in Italian
Sono tutta bagnata.
SOH-noh TOOT-tah bahn-YAH-tah
[SOH-noh TOOT-tah bahn-YAH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: bagnata and tutta end in -a because the speaker is a woman. A man says sono tutto bagnato.
Phrase Breakdown
Sono
[SOH-noh]
I am
First person singular of essere, used to say who you are or where you are.
Sono molto interessato alle opportunità di lavoro qui.
I am very interested in job opportunities here.
tutta
[TOOT-tah]
completely / all over
Feminine form of 'tutto'; here used as an adverb-like intensifier meaning 'entirely'.
Lei è tutta contenta.
She is completely happy.
bagnata
[bahn-YAH-tah]
wet / soaked
Feminine past participle of 'bagnare' (to wet), used as an adjective.
La strada è bagnata.
The road is wet.
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