How to Say ‘I'll write to you tomorrow’ in Italian
Ti scrivo domani
tee SKREE-voh doh-MAH-nee
[tee SKREE-voh doh-MAH-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ti scrivo] literally means "I write to you," but in everyday Italian it's the normal way to say "I'll message you" too. Swap [ti] for [Le] to make it formal: [Le scrivo domani].
Phrase Breakdown
Ti
[tee]
to you / you
"Ti" shows the action is directed to an informal "you."
Ti scrivo domani per fissare un incontro.
I’ll write to you tomorrow to set up a meeting.
scrivo
[SKREE-voh]
I write / I’ll write
"Scrivo" means "I write," but in this expression it naturally translates as "I’ll write."
Ti scrivo domani con tutti i dettagli.
I’ll write to you tomorrow with all the details.
domani
[doh-MAH-nee]
tomorrow
"Domani" indicates the follow-up will happen the next day.
Ti scrivo domani dopo la riunione.
I’ll write to you tomorrow after the meeting.
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