How to Say ‘Did you see?’ in Italian
Hai visto?
eye VEE-stoh
[eye VEE-stoh]
💬 Usage Tip: A super common quick reaction. Literally "Have you seen?" but in English it often means "Did you see?"
🇮🇹 In Italy: Perfect football-sofa Italian. You’ll hear it after near goals, fouls, miracle saves, and questionable referee decisions.
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[eye]
you have
Auxiliary verb used here to form a common question in conversation: 'did you see?'
Hai visto? È stato un brivido fino all'ultimo.
Did you see? It was nerve-racking until the very end.
visto
[VEE-stoh]
seen
Past participle used with hai to make the phrase 'Hai visto?' meaning 'Did you see?'
Hai visto? Per poco non segnavano.
Did you see? They almost scored.
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