How to Say ‘I'd like to hear your opinion.’ in Italian
Vorrei sentire la tua opinione.
vor-RAY sen-TEE-reh lah TOO-ah oh-pee-NYOH-neh
[vor-RAY sen-TEE-reh lah TOO-ah oh-pee-NYOH-neh]
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrei sentire
vor-RAY sen-TEE-reh
I'd like to hear
'Vorrei' is a polite 'I would like'. Roll the double 'rr'.
Vorrei sentire la musica.
I'd like to hear the music.
Words in this phrase
Vorrei
[vor-RAY]
I would like
Polite form of 'volere', used to ask for things.
Vorrei un caffè.
I would like a coffee.
sentire
[sen-TEE-reh]
to hear
Infinitive of 'sentire'; here means to hear or listen to someone's view.
Voglio sentire cosa pensi.
I want to hear what you think.
la tua opinione.
lah TOO-ah oh-pee-NYOH-neh
your opinion
Article plus possessive plus noun, said together.
Qual è la tua opinione?
What's your opinion?
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'
"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.
"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.
tua
[TOO-ah]
your
Informal possessive used with feminine singular nouns.
Dov'è la tua casa?
Where is your house?
opinione
[oh-pee-NYOH-neh]
opinion
Feminine noun for a personal view or judgment.
Qual è la tua opinione?
What is your opinion?
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