dovresti farti vedere
Grammar & Usage
How it works
Formed by the second-person singular present conditional of the modal verb 'dovere' ('dovresti') followed by the causative reflexive construction 'farsi vedere' ('fare' + enclitic pronoun 'ti' + infinitive 'vedere'). It is commonly used to give friendly advice suggesting someone consult a medical professional, or less frequently, to encourage someone to drop by or show their face.
Sample sentences
Hai una brutta tosse da giorni, dovresti farti vedere.
You've had a bad cough for days, you should get checked out.
Dovresti farti vedere da un medico prima che il dolore peggiori.
You should go see a doctor before the pain gets worse.
È passato un sacco di tempo dall'ultima volta, ogni tanto dovresti farti vedere!
It's been a long time since the last visit; you should show your face once in a while!
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Example
Hai una brutta tosse da giorni, dovresti farti vedere.
You've had a bad cough for days, you should get checked out.
Dovresti farti vedere da un medico prima che il dolore peggiori.
You should go see a doctor before the pain gets worse.
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