How to Say ‘I need to check in’ in Italian
Devo fare il check-in
DAY-voh FAH-reh eel CHEK IN
[DAY-voh FAH-reh eel CHEK IN]
💬 Usage Tip: Devo "I must" plus a plain verb is a handy way to say what you need to do. Swap in: Devo pagare "I need to pay", Devo partire "I need to leave".
Phrase Breakdown
Devo fare
DAY-voh FAH-reh
I have to do
'Devo' comes from 'dovere' (must) and is followed by an infinitive. Stress falls on DE-vo and FA-re.
Devo fare la spesa.
I have to do the shopping.
Words in this phrase
Devo
[DAY-voh]
I have to
Indicates obligation or necessity.
Devo comprare un biscotto.
I have to buy a biscuit.
fare
[FAH-reh]
to do / to make
Common infinitive verb used in many expressions and actions.
Con tono leggero chiedo: "Ti va di fare due chiacchiere?"
In a light tone I ask: "Do you feel like chatting a bit?"
il check-in
eel CHEK IN
the check-in
An English loanword that is masculine in Italian. Italians say it roughly like 'il ceck-in'.
Il check-in apre alle otto.
Check-in opens at eight.
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
Oggi è il compleanno di Marco.
Today is Marco's birthday.
check
[CHEK]
check (as in check-in)
English loanword used in Italian for the airport check-in procedure.
Il check-in apre alle otto.
Check-in opens at eight.
in
[IN]
in (as in check-in)
Second part of the English loanword 'check-in'.
Faccio il check-in online.
I do the check-in online.
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