World Cup 2026: Reacting to a goal!
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Key Phrases
Hai visto?
Did you see that?
Che tiro!
What a shot!
Possiamo vincere!
We can win!
Skills You'll Learn
Reacting to a goal or exciting sports moment
Reagire a un gol o a un momento sportivo emozionante
Expressing strong emotions like joy and excitement
Esprimere emozioni forti come gioia ed entusiasmo
Using simple everyday phrases to cheer and respond in conversation
Usare frasi semplici di tutti i giorni per incitare e rispondere in conversazione
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're at home in Italy watching an exciting football match with family or friends, and your team has just scored a wonderful goal. Everyone is shouting, celebrating, and sharing the joy together.
Hai visto? Gol!
Did you see that? Goal!
Sì! Che bello!
Yes! How great!
Mamma mia, che tiro!
Goodness, what a shot!
Tutti urlano in casa!
Everyone is cheering in the house!
Sono troppo felice adesso.
I'm so happy right now.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hai
eye
You have / Did you
💬 In questions like [Hai visto?], Italian often uses the same word order as a statement; your voice or the question mark does the job. You can reuse this with other verbs: [Hai sentito?] = "Did you hear?".
See breakdown →Visto
VEE-stoh
Seen / seen it
Hai visto?
eye VEE-stoh
Did you see that?
💬 This is a very common past pattern: [hai] + past form, as in [Hai visto?] "Did you see?" Swap in another verb: [Hai capito?] = "Did you understand?".
See breakdown →Gol!
gohl
Goal!
Sì!
see
Yes!
Che
keh
What / How
💬 In exclamations, [che] often means "what" or "how," not "that." The same pattern shows up in [Che bello!] and [Che emozione!].
See breakdown →Bello
BEL-loh
Beautiful / nice
Che bello!
keh BEL-loh
How great!
💬 [Che bello!] is an exclamation pattern you can reuse for reactions: [Che fortuna!], [Che partita!]. Here [bello] means more like "great" than literally "beautiful".
See breakdown →Mamma
MAHM-mah
Mom
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