How to Say ‘Do my’ in Italian
Fare del mio
fahr-ay del mee-oh
[fahr-ay del mee-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Del] is [di] + [il], a very common merge in Italian. You'll see the same with others too, like [al] = [a] + [il].
Phrase Breakdown
Fare
[fahr-ay]
do
Indicates performing an action or activity.
Provo a fare del mio meglio.
I try to do my best.
del
[del]
of the
Used to indicate possession or a part of something.
Parlo del mio lavoro.
I talk about my job.
mio
[mee-oh]
my
Used to indicate ownership or relation to oneself.
Questa è la foto del mio cane.
This is the photo of my dog.
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