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How to Say ‘You do the charts’ in Italian

Tu fai i grafici

too fahy ee GRAH-fee-chee

[too fahy ee GRAH-fee-chee]

💬 Usage Tip: fai comes from fare, which covers both "do" and "make". For example, fare un caffè means "make a coffee".

Phrase Breakdown

Tu fai

too fahy

You do / You make

'Fai' is from 'fare' and rhymes with 'eye'.

Example

Tu fai la spesa.

You do the shopping.

Words in this phrase

[too]

you

Informal singular pronoun used when speaking directly to one person.

Example

E tu, in che settore lavori?

And you, what field do you work in?

fai

[fahy]

you do / are doing

Second person singular of 'fare' (to do).

Example

Cosa fai stasera?

What are you doing tonight?

i grafici

ee GRAH-fee-chee

the charts

Stress GRA-fi-ci. Before 'i', 'ci' sounds like 'chee'.

Example

Guardo i grafici.

I'm looking at the charts.

Words in this phrase

[ee]

the

Plural masculine definite article used before plural masculine nouns.

Example

Nella frase I responsabili, I introduce il gruppo dei manager.

In the phrase 'I responsabili,' 'I' introduces the group of managers.

grafici

[GRAH-fee-chee]

charts; graphs

Plural of grafico, a visual data chart.

Example

I grafici sono chiari.

The charts are clear.

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