How to Say ‘I'll give you my business card.’ in Italian
Ti do il mio biglietto da visita.
ti doh eel MEE-oh bee-LYET-toh dah vee-ZEE-tah
[ti doh eel MEE-oh bee-LYET-toh dah vee-ZEE-tah]
Phrase Breakdown
Ti do
ti doh
Words in this phrase
Ti
[ti]
I give you
Offering or presenting something for someone else to keep or use.
Ti do il mio biglietto da visita dopo l'incontro.
I give you my business card after the meeting.
do
[doh]
give
To hand over or provide something to someone else.
Ti do un consiglio prezioso.
I'm giving you precious advice.
Il mio biglietto da visita.
eel MEE-oh bee-LYET-toh dah vee-ZEE-tah
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
the
Used to refer to a particular item or instance already mentioned or readily identified.
Il ragazzo che ho incontrato ieri.
The boy I met yesterday.
mio
[MEE-oh]
my
Indicating possession or belonging to the speaker.
Ho perso il mio portafoglio.
I lost my wallet.
biglietto
[bee-LYET-toh]
business card
A card bearing business information about a company or individual.
Ti do il mio biglietto da visita.
I give you my business card.
da
[dah]
of
Used to indicate an association.
Il colore della parete è blu.
The color of the wall is blue.
visita
[vee-ZEE-tah]
visit
Denoting a formal encounter or meeting.
Lui ha fatto una visita formale.
He made a formal visit.
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