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How do you say "im so sorry to hear that" in Italian?
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo
In Italian, "im so sorry to hear that" is Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo.
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Pronunciation
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo is mee dee-SPYAH-cheh TAHN-toh sehn-TEER-loh, stress on dispiace and the second syllable of sentirlo.
Grammar notes
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
im so sorry to hear that
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How to remember Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo
This builds on mi dispiace, I'm sorry, adding tanto sentirlo, so sorry to hear it, for extra emphasis.
Related words
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- good afternoon Buon pomeriggio
- good evening Buona sera
- good night Buonanotte
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- whats up Che succede
- how have you been Come stai
- its nice outside today Oggi fa un bel giro
- the weather is nice Il tempo è bello
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Questions about Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo
How do you pronounce Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo?
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo is mee dee-SPYAH-cheh TAHN-toh sehn-TEER-loh, stress on dispiace and the second syllable of sentirlo.
Is Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo formal or casual?
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo used in Italian?
Mi dispiace tanto sentirlo is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (im so sorry to hear that).
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