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How to Say ‘Have you made any progress?’ in Italian

Hai fatto qualche progresso?

ahee faht-toh kwahl-keh pro-greh-soh

[ahee faht-toh kwahl-keh pro-greh-soh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Qualche] is followed by a singular noun even when English uses a plural idea: [qualche progresso], [qualche problema]. And [hai fatto] is the common past pattern "have you done/made."

🇮🇹 In Italy: As a follow-up question, this is friendly and encouraging. It works best after the other person invited ongoing contact or gave advice you're checking back on.

Phrase Breakdown

Hai fatto

ahee faht-toh

Words in this phrase

Hai

[ahee]

you have

Indicates possession or a completed action.

Example

Hai già fatto colazione?

Have you already had breakfast?

fatto

[faht-toh]

done

Past participle of 'do'.

Example

Hai fatto abbastanza oggi.

You have done enough today.

Qualche progresso?

kwahl-keh pro-greh-soh

Words in this phrase

qualche

[kwahl-keh]

some

Indicates an unspecified amount or quantity.

Example

Ora ho qualche minuto.

Now I have some minutes.

progresso

[pro-greh-soh]

progress

Development towards a better state or goal.

Example

Fare progresso è importante.

Making progress is important.

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