What is the difference in the following Non capisco and Non ho capito. They supposedly both mean I dont understand and are there different ways to say I understand.
Capisco/Capito?
ezels
July 22, 2009
Maria-DiLorenzi
July 22, 2009
Hi Ezels,
the difference between the two is simply the tense used:
Non capisco - present - I don't understand
Non ho capito - present perfect - I haven't understood
Hope you are enjoying your Italian course!
A presto
Ciao
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