Common Italian collocation
| Literally | To have sense |
| IPA pronunciation | /aˈveːre ˈsenso/ |
| You do NOT say |
Fare senso means to repulse, to make sb sick. Don’t mix the two!
Avere senso
To make sense
Examples
Nulla di quanto detto da Tom aveva senso.
Nothing Tom said made any sense.
Faccio solo ciò che ritengo sensato.
I only do what I think makes sense.
Alcune delle tue frasi non hanno senso.
Some of your sentences make no sense.
Related lessons
- avere (to have)
- senso (sense)
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