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How do you say "make yourself at home" in Italian?
Sentiti come a casa tua
In Italian, "make yourself at home" is Sentiti come a casa tua.
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Pronunciation
Sentiti come a casa tua is SEHN-tee-tee KOH-meh ah KAH-zah TOO-ah, stress on the first syllable of sentiti and casa.
Grammar notes
Sentiti come a casa tua is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
make yourself at home
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How to remember Sentiti come a casa tua
Casa tua means 'your house', so this phrase literally invites you to feel like you're in your own house.
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Questions about Sentiti come a casa tua
How do you pronounce Sentiti come a casa tua?
Sentiti come a casa tua is SEHN-tee-tee KOH-meh ah KAH-zah TOO-ah, stress on the first syllable of sentiti and casa.
Is Sentiti come a casa tua formal or casual?
Sentiti come a casa tua is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Sentiti come a casa tua used in Italian?
Sentiti come a casa tua is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (make yourself at home).
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