Italian · Emotions & Descriptions
"How do you feel?" in Italian: Come ti senti?
Come ti senti?
Note: formal: Come si sente?
How do you feel in Italian is Come ti senti? Use tu with friends. Come si sente? is only the formal note for lei.
After fever
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How to pronounce Come ti senti?
Say it
KOH-meh tee SEN-tee
/ˈko.me ti ˈsen.ti/
Come ti senti: KOH-meh tee SEN-tee. Stress KOH and SEN.
"How do you feel?" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| Come ti senti? | How do you feel? Default tu. | Default tu. |
| come ti senti oggi? | how do you feel today? Day pin. | Day pin. |
| come ti senti adesso? | how do you feel now? After treatment. | After treatment. |
| dimmi come ti senti | tell me how you feel Invite honesty. | Invite honesty. |
How to use Come ti senti? in real life
- 1After fever
Allora—come ti senti?
So—how do you feel?
Recovery.
- 2Post-workout
Come ti senti dopo la corsa?
How do you feel after the run?
Body check.
- 3Tough talk
Sii onesto: come ti senti?
Be honest: how do you feel?
Emotional.
Mistakes English speakers make with Come ti senti?
Incorrect: Come si sente? (to a close friend)
Correct: Come ti senti?
Tu form with friends; formal is only a note.
Incorrect: Come stai sentendo?
Correct: Come ti senti?
Use the set reflexive present.
Good to know
Come ti senti? covers body and mood. Answers range from bene to così così. After hospitals, Italians ask it softly and wait—don't rush the reply.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Checking on a friend after a migraine
ChatPal
Hai dormito?
Did you sleep?
You
Un po'. Come ti senti tu?
A bit. How do you feel?
ChatPal
Io meglio. Ma tu: come ti senti adesso?
I'm better. But you: how do you feel now?
You
Quasi bene—grazie.
Almost fine—thanks.
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FAQ
Common questions about "How do you feel?" in Italian
Exact phrase?
Come ti senti?
Formal note?
Come si sente?
Today?
Come ti senti oggi?
Invite detail?
Dimmi come ti senti.
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