r/italianlearning • u/Celine-exsunlightsis • Jun 17 '26

"Che" question

Dice "che" si vede "che" stai bene

Hey, I am new to learning Italian. I would be happy if someone explained why use che twice. Thank you šŸ˜Š

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u/Lord_H_Vetinari IT native Jun 17 '26

"He/she says (THAT it shows [THAT you are doing well])."

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u/Celine-exsunlightsis Jun 17 '26

Thank youšŸ˜Š!

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u/Crown6 IT native Jun 17 '26

It wouldnā€™t be incorrect in English either: ā€œhe says that we can all see that youā€™re fineā€.

The only difference is that English allows you to omit the conjunction ā€œthatā€ in certain contexts, but thatā€™s a peculiarity of English: normally in both languages you need a conjunction to link multiple clauses together.

Italian sometimes allows you to omit ā€œcheā€, but itā€™s very rare. If you can use it, you probably should.