How to Say ‘Did you see that?’ in Italian
Hai visto?
eye VEE-stoh
[eye VEE-stoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Classic everyday Italian. Literally 'Have you seen?' but in English it often means 'Did you see that?'
🇮🇹 In Italy: Perfect for a World Cup goal at home, in a bar, or in the piazza with other fans.
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[eye]
have you
Auxiliary verb form used to ask if someone saw something that just happened.
Hai visto? Che tiro incredibile!
Did you see? What an incredible shot!
visto
[VEE-stoh]
seen
Past participle meaning seen, used in the question Hai visto? = Did you see?
Hai visto? Io ho visto tutto dal divano.
Did you see? I saw everything from the couch.
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