You hear/feel in Italian 🇮🇹

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you hear/feel	tu senti

How to say “you hear/feel” in Italian? “Tu senti”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “tu senti” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on you hear/feel in Italian like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Italian Sentences with the Word “You hear/feel”

Italian sentence with “tu senti”	English translation for tu senti	S
Non riesco a sentirti.	I don’t hear you.
Avremmo sentito questa canzone tutto i giorni	We would listen to this song every day
Ho sentito mia sorella bussare alla mia porta	I heard my sister knocking at my door
Non volevo che ti sentissi male	I did not want you to feel bad
Spero che ti sentirai meglio presto.	I hope you feel good soon.
Dubito che ricardo abbia sentito la notizia.	I doubt Ricardo has heard the news.
Mi dispiace che non ti senti bene	I am sorry that you don’t feel well

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Tips to Remember the Verb:
• Associate "sentire" with both physical sensations and perceptions: When you "feel" a texture or "hear" a sound, you are using the sense of "sentire."
• Think of the English word “sense,” which comes from the same Latin root as "sentire."

Meaning and Explanations:
• "Sentire" means “to hear” as well as “to feel” (both physically and emotionally).
• It is used to express perceiving sounds, sensations, or emotions.

Synonyms:
• For hearing: “udire” (more formal and less common in everyday speech).
• For feeling emotions or sensations: “percepire” or “provare” can sometimes be used depending on the context.

Verb Conjugations for "Sentire":

Infinitive: sentire

Indicative Present:
• io sento – I hear/feel
• tu senti – you hear/feel
• lui/lei sente – he/she hears/feels
• noi sentiamo – we hear/feel
• voi sentite – you all hear/feel
• loro sentono – they hear/feel

Passato Prossimo (Present Perfect):
• io ho sentito – I have heard/felt
• tu hai sentito – you have heard/felt
• lui/lei ha sentito – he/she has heard/felt
• noi abbiamo sentito – we have heard/felt
• voi avete sentito – you all have heard/felt
• loro hanno sentito – they have heard/felt

Imperfetto (Past Continuous):
• io sentivo – I was hearing/feeling
• tu sentivi – you were hearing/feeling
• lui/lei sentiva – he/she was hearing/feeling
• noi sentivamo – we were hearing/feeling
• voi sentivate – you all were hearing/feeling
• loro sentivano – they were hearing/feeling

Futuro Semplice (Simple Future):
• io sentirò – I will hear/feel
• tu sentirai – you will hear/feel
• lui/lei sentirà – he/she will hear/feel
• noi sentiremo – we will hear/feel
• voi sentirete – you all will hear/feel
• loro sentiranno – they will hear/feel

Examples and Translations:
1. Tu senti la musica in lontananza?
Translation: Do you hear the music in the distance?
2. Se tu senti freddo, accendi il riscaldamento.
Translation: If you feel cold, turn on the heating.
3. Quando cammini nel bosco, tu senti il suono degli uccelli.
Translation: When you walk in the forest, you hear the sound of the birds.
4. Tu senti emozioni forti ogni volta che ascolti quella canzone.
Translation: You feel strong emotions every time you listen to that song.

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