How to Say ‘To talk to her’ in Italian
A parlare con lei
a par-LAH-reh kon lay
[a par-LAH-reh kon lay]
💬 Usage Tip: After andiamo, Italian often uses a + verb: andiamo a parlare, andiamo a vedere. It's the common pattern for "go and do something."
Phrase Breakdown
A
[a]
to
Indicating direction or purpose.
Il tempo ci spinge a migliorare.
Time urges us to improve.
parlare
[par-LAH-reh]
to talk
Infinitive verb meaning to speak or talk.
Voglio parlare con il manager.
I want to talk to the manager.
con
[kon]
with
Accompanied by another person or thing.
Un panino con burro di arachidi è il mio preferito.
A sandwich with peanut butter is my favorite.
lei
[lay]
her
Used to refer to a female person previously mentioned.
Parlo con lei.
I speak with her.
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