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    cosa si vede da lì

    Grammar & Usage

    phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    Formed by the interrogative pronoun 'cosa' (what), followed by the passive/impersonal reflexive construction 'si vede' (from 'vedere', meaning 'one sees' or 'is visible'), and the prepositional phrase 'da lì' (from there). It is typically used to inquire about the view, perspective, or visibility from a specific location.

    Sample sentences

    Sei salito sulla torre? Cosa si vede da lì?

    Did you climb the tower? What can you see from there?

    Non riesco a capire cosa si vede da lì con questa nebbia.

    I can't tell what can be seen from there with this fog.

    Affacciati al balcone e dimmi cosa si vede da lì.

    Look out the balcony and tell me what you can see from there.

    Quick facts

    deixis:'lì' refers to a place distant from the speaker but relatively close or pointed at, contrasting with 'qui' (here)
    verb_base:vedere (present indicative, 3rd person singular with reflexive pronoun 'si')
    construction:si passivante / si impersonale

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    Example

    Sei salito sulla torre? Cosa si vede da lì?

    Did you climb the tower? What can you see from there?

    Non riesco a capire cosa si vede da lì con questa nebbia.

    I can't tell what can be seen from there with this fog.

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