How to Say ‘Can you give me’ in Italian
Puoi darmi
pwoi dar-mee
[pwoi dar-mee]
💬 Usage Tip: Darmi joins dare + mi into one word: "to give me." The same pattern appears in mandarmi "to send me" and passarmi "to pass me."
Phrase Breakdown
Puoi
[pwoi]
Can you
Used to request permission or ability to do something.
Puoi aiutarmi a sollevare questa scatola?
Can you help me lift this box?
darmi
[dar-mee]
give me
To transfer the possession of something to someone.
Puoi darmi una mano?
Can you give me a hand?
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