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Italian Phrase

Il risultato non mi soddisfa.

/il rezulˈtato non mi soddisˈfa/
Meaning"The result does not satisfy me."
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Meaning

The sentence means “The result does not satisfy me.” It is used to express that an outcome, test score, product, or any result falls short of one’s expectations.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you want to politely state that you are not happy with a result—whether it’s a work report, a school grade, a purchase, or a performance. It is neutral and avoids sounding overly critical.

Grammar Breakdown

Ilrisultatononmisoddisfa

1

Definite article (Il)

Il is the masculine singular definite article used before a consonant.

2

Noun (risultato)

Risultato is a masculine singular noun meaning “result” or “outcome.”

3

Negation (non)

Non precedes the verb to make the statement negative.

4

Indirect object pronoun (mi)

Mi is the first‑person singular indirect object pronoun, equivalent to “to me.”

5

Verb (soddisfare – soddisfa)

Soddisfare is a regular -are verb; in the present indicative third‑person singular it becomes soddisfa, agreeing with the singular subject risultato.

🗨In Conversation

A

Hai visto i risultati dell'esame?

Did you see the exam results?

Il risultato non mi soddisfa.

The result doesn't satisfy me.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Il risultato non mi soddisfano.

    The verb must agree with the singular subject risultato, so use soddisfa (third‑person singular).

  • Il risultato non mi è soddisfatto.

    Soddisfatto is an adjective; the correct construction uses the verb soddisfare.

  • Il risultato non è mi soddisfa.

    Pronoun order is mi + verb; do not place è before mi.

Alternatives

  • Il risultato non è soddisfacente per me.

    The result is not satisfactory for me.

  • Non sono contento del risultato.

    I am not happy with the result.

  • Il risultato non mi convince.

    The result doesn't convince me.

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Cultural Tip

In Italian it is common to soften criticism. Saying “Il risultato non mi soddisfa” is a neutral, polite way to voice disappointment without sounding confrontational. In more informal settings you might hear “Non mi piace il risultato” or “Mi delude il risultato.”