How have you found it here so far?
'Trovato' = tro-VAH-toh; 'finora' = fee-NO-ra. The reflexive 'ti sei trovato' is the key phrase.
Ask someone who has recently arrived in a city or country. It shows genuine interest in their experience. Perfect at expat meetups, language exchanges, or when meeting foreign colleagues.
'Trovarsi' as a reflexive verb can mean 'to find oneself' in the sense of how one gets along or feels somewhere. 'Come ti sei trovato?' means 'how have you been getting on?' — it is richer than just asking if they like the place.
Ti trovi bene qui?
Are you settling in well here?
Present tense version — focuses on the current situation rather than the full experience so far.
Stai andando bene?
Are you doing well?
Broader wellness check — can refer to settling in or general wellbeing.
Ti sei ambientato/a?
Have you adjusted to things here?
'Ambientarsi' means to acclimatize or get used to a new environment.
Italians take genuine pride in being welcoming hosts ('ospitalità'). Praising the people or the food when answering this question will always generate warm reciprocity.