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"Have fun!" in Italian: divertiti!
divertiti!
Have fun in Italian is divertiti! for one friend (tu). Plural: divertitevi! From divertirsi—enjoy yourself.
Friend leaving for a concert
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How to pronounce divertiti!
Say it
dee-vehr-TEE-tee
/di.verˈti.ti/
Divertiti: dee-vehr-TEE-tee. Stress TEE.
"Have fun!" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| divertiti! | have fun! (tu) One person. | One person. |
| divertitevi! | have fun! (plural) Group. | Group. |
| divertiti tanto | have lots of fun Warmer. | Warmer. |
| ti diverti? | are you having fun? Check-in. | Check-in. |
How to use divertiti! in real life
- 1Friend leaving for a concert
Ciao—divertiti stasera!
Bye—have fun tonight!
Send-off.
- 2Weekend trip
Divertiti in montagna e scrivi.
Have fun in the mountains and write.
Travel.
- 3Birthday party door
Entra e divertiti!
Come in and have fun!
Host.
Mistakes English speakers make with divertiti!
Incorrect: Divertire! (as goodbye)
Correct: Divertiti!
Use the reflexive imperative divertiti.
Incorrect: Divertiti! to a whole group
Correct: Divertitevi!
Plural guests need divertitevi.
Good to know
Divertiti! is the light Italian have fun before nights out. Pair with un bacio or a hug among friends. For formal events, buona serata may fit better.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Sending a roommate off to a party
ChatPal
Esci già? Divertiti!
Leaving already? Have fun!
You
Grazie—divertiti anche tu domani al mare.
Thanks—have fun tomorrow at the beach too.
ChatPal
Certo. Divertiti e torna prima di tardi.
Sure. Have fun and come back before late.
You
Promesso—chiavi in tasca.
Promise—keys in my pocket.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Have fun!" in Italian
Tu form?
Divertiti!
Plural?
Divertitevi!
Having fun?
Ti diverti?
Root verb?
Divertirsi.
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