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How to Say ‘Did you get home?’ in Italian

Sei arrivata a casa?

SEH-ee ar-ree-VAH-tah ah KAH-zah

[SEH-ee ar-ree-VAH-tah ah KAH-zah]

💬 Usage Tip: arrivata ends in -a because the person being asked is a woman. Ask a man Sei arrivato a casa?.

🇮🇹 In Italy: Sending this right after a date is a common, caring gesture in Italy. It shows interest without being too forward.

Phrase Breakdown

Sei arrivata

SEH-ee ar-ree-VAH-tah

Have you arrived

'Arrivare' takes 'essere' in the past, so the ending changes: 'arrivata' for a woman, 'arrivato' for a man. Roll the double 'r'.

Example

Sei arrivata in ufficio?

Have you arrived at the office?

Words in this phrase

Sei

[SEH-ee]

you are

Informal 'tu' form of 'essere'.

Example

Sei molto simpatico.

You are very nice.

arrivata

[ar-ree-VAH-tah]

arrived (feminine)

Past participle of 'arrivare'. It ends in -a because a woman is speaking.

Example

Maria è arrivata in ritardo.

Maria arrived late.

a casa?

ah KAH-zah

home?

'A casa' means 'at home' or 'home'. The 's' between vowels sounds like a soft 'z' in the North and an 's' in the South.

Example

Sono a casa.

I'm at home.

Words in this phrase

a

[ah]

at

Used with time expressions.

Example

Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.

See you at this time tomorrow.

casa

[KAH-zah]

home

Literally 'home'; in company culture it suggests comfort, belonging, and ease.

Example

Dire "casa" sul lavoro suggerisce fiducia e appartenenza.

Saying "home" at work suggests trust and belonging.

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