How to Say ‘To watch together’ in Italian
Da guardare insieme
dah gwar-DAH-reh een-SYEH-meh
[dah gwar-DAH-reh een-SYEH-meh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: [Guardare insieme] sounds natural for watching a match socially at home, in a bar, or at a fan gathering. For football in Italy, the social part is often as important as the game itself.
Phrase Breakdown
Da guardare
dah gwar-DAH-reh
Words in this phrase
Da
[dah]
to; for
Used in expressions to indicate something meant to be done, such as watched.
Questa semifinale è Da vivere con passione.
This semifinal is to be experienced with passion.
guardare
[gwar-DAH-reh]
to watch
Infinitive of the verb guardare, meaning to watch, especially sports or TV.
Il Mondiale è sempre bello da guardare in famiglia.
The World Cup is always nice to watch with family.
insieme
[een-SYEH-meh]
together
An adverb meaning together, often used when talking about doing something as a group.
Guardiamo la finale insieme a casa mia.
Let's watch the final together at my house.
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