🧐 FARE SENSO or AVERE SENSO?! This is a very common mistake but after watching this video I’m sure you’ll never get it wrong again! ❌ FARE SENSO does not mean “to make sense” as someone could think. Yes, FARE usually means ‘to make’ but not in this case. We use ‘fare senso’ to say that something is disgusting 🤢 ✅ AVERE SENSO means “to make sense”. So this is just another expression with AVERE in Italian to add to the list of important phrases to remember. We could say: • Ha senso quello che di

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